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Existing hospitality accounts, more than 50% lower

A hospitality company with multiple locations needed its telecom costs down without taking any location offline during business hours.

No cost or obligation, and nothing changes without your written approval.

A company with multiple hospitality locations cut costs on its existing telecom accounts by more than 50%. Losing telecom service during business hours costs a location revenue, so the work had to go in without taking any location offline.

We keep client names confidential. Figures are before our fees and rounded.

Snapshot

Industry
Hospitality
Locations
Multiple
Work
Telecom audit and negotiation, plus project management of the installation
Result
More than 50% lower on existing accounts
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The result

Costs on the company's existing accounts came in more than 50% lower, and no location lost service or revenue while the new service went in.

Every account is different, and what we find depends on what's on your bills.

What we did

At each location, we audited the accounts and renegotiated them with the providers, then project-managed the installation of new service.

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Review the accounts at every location

Tell us how many locations you run and which providers serve them. With many sites, you can start with the accounts that cost the most.

No cost or obligation, and nothing changes without your written approval.