A paid, carrier-neutral review of business mobile lines, bills, devices and account ownership. Establish a documented baseline and a practical plan before authorizing changes.
Full WEA from $750 for 5–15 lines, with complexity surcharges. For 1–4 lines, the limited Account Review is $295. Final scope and fees are confirmed in writing.
Choose the scope to explore. We confirm exact line count, records and complexity before issuing a written proposal.
5–15 wireless lines
Starting at $750
A comprehensive assessment of your wireless environment, with documented findings and an implementation roadmap. Complexity surcharges reflect additional documented work; larger environments are scoped separately.
1–4 wireless lines
$295
A limited review of one business wireless account, its lines, plans, features and possible billing exceptions. This is a smaller entry offer; implementation requires separate scope and authorization.
The paid review or assessment is the required first step before implementation or Managed Wireless. You can act on the findings internally or authorize separate follow-on work.
Assessments begin with written scope approval. Fees of $1,000 or less are payable before work begins; larger engagements ordinarily require a 50% deposit and a 50% balance upon delivery. Final pricing depends on verified line count and documented complexity; no savings are guaranteed.
Delivery occurs when the QA-approved final package is made available and written notice is issued. The delivery version and timestamp are recorded; a review meeting is not a condition of delivery. Material omissions may be reported within five business days.
An organized inventory, exception analysis and improvement roadmap make the findings easier to evaluate. These excerpts are available without a form.
Inside an assessment
An accountable record of lines, devices, carriers, and who uses them.
| Line ID | Assignment | Carrier | Review status |
|---|---|---|---|
| DW-014 | Field team | Carrier A | Assigned |
| DW-028 | Dispatch | Carrier B | Assigned |
| DW-031 | To verify | Carrier A | Review |
Showing 3 of 42 sample lines. Names and identifiers are fabricated.
Separate recorded charges from opportunities that still need evidence.
Charge requiring review
$48 / monthFictional recurring charge for sample line DW-031.
Not a verified savingReviewing a charge does not mean it can be removed. Savings cannot be calculated until the account evidence and client decisions are verified.
Track what is known, what remains uncertain, and why it matters.
Request the current employee assignment list for DW-031.
Evidence: Assignment record not suppliedDetermine whether the feature supports a documented requirement.
Evidence: Service appears on a sample invoiceRequest written carrier evidence before identifying an adjustment.
Evidence: Carrier documentation outstandingThree illustrative findings; no client observations or outcomes are represented.
Every action has a rationale, responsible party, and decision point.
Accurate ownership supports approvals and lifecycle planning.
Charges need context before deciding what to change.
Changes should follow documented findings and approval.
Move from evidence to decisions without assuming automatic changes.
First
Validate account access and line assignments.
Responsible party: OperationsNext
Gather usage and carrier evidence.
Responsible party: Finance + consultantThen
Approve, defer, or handle actions internally.
Responsible party: Client decision-makerTimelines and follow-on fees are not implied. Separate written authorization is required for implementation or Managed Wireless.
Illustrative formats and fictional records only. Actual assessment deliverables vary by agreed scope and verified findings. This is not a client case study or a software product.
Fictional sample data only. These are illustrative formats, not client results or software. Actual deliverables and supported findings depend on verified records and the approved scope.
You do not need a perfect inventory to begin. These records help confirm the scope; missing assignments, bills or account permissions can be documented as findings.
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Carrier statements and account summaries available to your team. We confirm the billing periods and accounts in scope before requesting records.
02
Any existing line list, device register, employee assignments, locations, or cost-center breakdown. Incomplete records are an assessment finding, not a reason to avoid the conversation.
03
A designated decision-maker, the individuals authorized to access carrier accounts, and the decisions or problems the assessment should resolve. Do not send passwords through public forms.
Examples include unassigned business phone lines, credits that may not appear on invoices, unclear account administrator permissions and device refresh timing. These are possible review areas, not assumed findings or guaranteed savings.
The 15-Minute Discovery Call helps confirm fit. Every paid review is separately scoped and authorized in writing.
It is an initial conversation to understand your wireless environment, priorities and the appropriate next step. There is no charge for the call. Account Reviews and Wireless Environment Assessments are separate paid engagements with written scope, findings and recommendations.
A full Wireless Environment Assessment starts at $750 for a standard 5–15-line environment. Additional lines, multiple billing accounts, missing inventories, specialized devices, and other documented work can change the written quote. Businesses with 1–4 lines can start with the limited $295 Account Review.
No. The assessment produces findings and a prioritized implementation plan. Any carrier changes, device deployment, governance work, or ongoing management require separate scope and authorization.
That is precisely why an environment assessment can be useful. Complexity pricing reflects the additional review actually required, not the number of locations alone. We document information gaps and scope boundaries before work begins.
No passwords should be provided through the public website or discovery-call form. We establish account ownership, authorized access, and secure information-sharing procedures as part of the engagement.
No. The assessment identifies supported opportunities, risks, and priorities. Actual bill changes depend on your accounts, contracts, carrier decisions, and any implementation you approve.
Request written scoping for a paid review or assessment, or begin with a 15-Minute Discovery Call. Implementation and ongoing Managed Wireless are proposed separately after the review.