Telecom and connectivity partners across every carrier category.
Internet circuits, fiber, MPLS, SD-WAN, SIP trunks, POTS lines, voice services, and national and regional carrier relationships. Unravyl works with over 100 telecom and connectivity suppliers — from the largest national carriers to regional fiber providers — and negotiates on behalf of clients across all of them.
What telecom and connectivity includes
Dedicated internet access (DIA) — fiber, coax, fixed wireless
Broadband — business cable and DSL
MPLS — multi-location private networking
SD-WAN — software-defined wide area networking
SIP trunks and voice services
POTS lines and analog voice
Dedicated internet access (DIA) — fiber, coax, fixed wireless
Toll-free and long distance
International connectivity
Network redundancy and failover
Carrier contract management and negotiation
What Unravyl does in the telecom category.
Most organizations have telecom contracts that have never been benchmarked against current market pricing. Carrier pricing improves significantly over multi-year periods — but only for organizations that negotiate. Carriers do not proactively offer better pricing at renewal.
Unravyl reviews your current telecom environment, identifies waste and billing issues, benchmarks contracts against current market rates, and negotiates on your behalf. Standard carrier negotiation support is included in every telecom engagement at no separate fee.
What telecom reviews across this partner network usually surface
Working across 100+ telecom and connectivity providers gives us a clear view of how carrier pricing, contract terms, and billing practices compare across the market. The same patterns appear in most environments that haven't had a structured review in the past two years.
Contracts priced years behind the market
Carrier pricing has improved significantly over multi-year periods, but only for organizations that renegotiate. Contracts signed three or more years ago and auto-renewed since are almost always above what the same carrier would accept today.
Circuits billing at closed or changed locations
Carrier billing systems do not update themselves when a location closes, moves, or changes its operational model. Circuits at former locations are one of the most common and most immediate savings findings in any multi-site environment.
Redundant carriers with no consolidation strategy
Organizations that grew through acquisition or expanded location by location often hold relationships with four or more carriers covering overlapping needs. Consolidation to fewer carriers typically improves both pricing and manageability.
Billing errors that persist for years
Telecom invoices are among the most error-prone in a technology budget. Services billed at list rate against discounted contracts, features charged after removal, and bandwidth tiers billed above what was provisioned are routine findings.
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