In this post, I want to cover the difference between Telecom Aggregation and Consolidated Billing. How they can simplify your day to day operations and even save you some money in the process.
It is hard for a small business to stay competitive if it is not keeping up with the technology available to it. And the technology changes rapidly. Telecom is rarely what makes money for a business but it can definitely be where it saves money.
Companies that lease telecom infrastructure from local service providers, package it with other
Listing out some of the benefits that Telecom Aggregators provide:
- A single source for access to the best rates and service offerings for Data, Voice T1, PRI, POTS (Plain Old Telephone Lines), MPLS, Private line and wireless
- Takes responsibility for verifying that bills are accurate and meet contractual obligations
- Streamlined costs through the delivery of a comprehensive portfolio of service solutions
- Able to assemble, manage and seamlessly integrate multiple network providers into a single customer solution.
- Provides carrier portfolio and solution expertise to address clients evolving growth initiatives.
- Simplifies telecom expense reporting for multi-locations.
- Allows invoices to be paid by parent or individual sub-location.
- Provides a one-call contact service for support and trouble resolution.
On the other hand, think of Billing Consolidators as an outsourced Accounts Payable Department for your 
Some additional benefits that Bill Consolidation provide are:
- Invoices that can be provided in paper, email, CD or a customized online portal.
- Reduce the work load on the accounts payable department.
- Consolidator expertise can recommend service streamlining and redundancy elimination for cost savings
- Invoices can be paid by parent company or individual sub-location.
- Customers can assign specific ledger numbers to each sub-location to assist with cost allocation.
- One call for billing support and trouble resolution for all business locations.
Both Aggregators and Consolidators can provide a single bill. Behind the scenes, Aggregators negotiate and lease services from multiple providers and present them as one cohesive service offering. On the other hand, Consolidators receive the bills from the multiple providers that the customer has negotiated services from. The Consolidator validates the bills against the contracts and presents one merged bill to the customer.
Teledata Select offers a whole range of services that will help you meet your business goals. Starting with a complimentary review of your current telecommunication bills to identify errors and find opportunities for savings, better service and more functionality. We also offer project management for new service implementation and infrastructure installs, including fiber and low voltage cabling. Call us at 404-257-1502 to discuss your current Telecom Service Solution and what you would like to get out of it. Or send us a note via This Link to start a no obligation discussion of your specific business technology needs.






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