Free provider audit
Provider audit for business connectivity
We review circuits, SIMs, contracts, costs, SLAs, and escalation paths. The result is not a price list, but a clear decision basis: keep, renegotiate, consolidate, or make technically resilient.
What you receive
The audit shows which contracts are active, which lines are critical, where cost has no operational value, and where redundancy, monitoring, or SLA escalation is missing. Savings are possible, but not promised — the first value is clarity and ownership.
Inventory
Sites, lines, SIMs, routers, carriers, contract terms, and monthly costs in one auditable view.
Risk and SLA assessment
Which links are business-critical, which backup paths are untested, and which carrier response paths are missing?
Action list
Concrete options: cancel, renegotiate, consolidate, add 5G backup, introduce monitoring, or escalate carriers.
What we need
- site list or rough number of links
- current carriers and contract terms
- monthly spend or invoice examples
- critical applications per site
- known incidents, SLA issues, or carrier tickets
Process
Collect data
You send contracts, invoices, or a rough list. Perfect documentation is not required — lack of it is often the point.
Analysis
Anexum reviews cost, terms, technologies, site criticality, redundancy, monitoring, and carrier dependencies.
Decision brief
You receive prioritized recommendations with next step, effort, and open questions.
Typical findings
We contact you to align the data set, check whether the audit is useful, and define scope. If a carrier switch results from the audit, Anexum may receive commission from the new carrier; this is disclosed transparently.
Questions before the audit
Is the audit really free?+
Yes. The initial audit is free. If it leads to a switch or project, compensation, commission, or project scope is made transparent before anything starts.
Do all contract details need to be complete?+
No. A rough overview is enough to start. Missing information becomes visible during the audit and can be collected deliberately.
Is this only about savings?+
No. Cost is one part. Availability, escalation, redundancy, monitoring, and clear ownership matter more.
Who is this not for?+
A single small site without critical applications, outage cost, or provider complexity usually does not need a detailed audit.
Provider Audit
Start the audit
Send the basics. We will reply with the useful data list, not a generic sales call.