IoT and connected operations partners.
IoT connectivity, device management, industrial networking, sensors, and connected operations. Unravyl works with IoT providers across enterprise, industrial, and specialty applications to help clients evaluate connectivity options, manage device programs, and control IoT-related costs.
What IoT includes.
IoT connectivity — cellular, LPWAN, satellite
SIM management and multi-carrier IoT
Industrial IoT and manufacturing operations
Fleet tracking and asset monitoring
Environmental and condition monitoring sensors
Smart building and facility management
IoT device management platforms
IoT security
What Unravyl does in the IoT category
IoT programs sit at the intersection of connectivity, hardware, and operations — which is exactly where cost visibility breaks down. Connectivity billing arrives from carriers, device costs sit in operations budgets, and platform fees land in IT. Unravyl reviews the full picture: SIM and connectivity inventory against active devices, rate plans against actual data usage, and platform and hardware contracts against the market. Standard carrier negotiation support is included in IoT connectivity engagements.
What IoT program reviews usually surface
IoT deployments scale device counts quickly, and billing structures rarely keep up. These are the patterns that appear most often in connected device programs.
SIMs billing with no device attached
Devices get retired, lost, or replaced, but the SIMs and connectivity plans behind them keep billing. SIM-to-device reconciliation is usually the first and fastest savings in an IoT review.
Rate plans mismatched to actual data use
IoT data consumption is highly predictable per device type, yet plans are commonly provisioned at a single tier across the fleet. Matching plans to actual per-device usage produces recurring savings at scale.
Multiple connectivity providers with no pooling
Deployments built over time often span several carriers and platforms with separate agreements. Consolidating volume and pooling data across the fleet typically improves pricing meaningfully.
Platform fees scaled past the deployment
Device management platform pricing tied to device counts or features set at contract signing often no longer reflects the actual deployed fleet — in either direction.
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Not sure which category fits your situation?
Start with a Technology Spend Review. We will map your current environment across all relevant categories and identify where the gaps, waste, and optimization opportunities are before any vendor evaluation begins.