Grocery stores, restaurants, franchises, specialty retail, and multi-location service businesses share a specific telecom problem: every location was set up independently, no one consolidated, and now you're paying retail at multiple store accounts instead of wholesale at one. We fix that.
Most multi-location businesses pay for telecom the way they would if each store was a separate company. This isn't anyone's fault - it's how multi-location businesses naturally grow. But it costs real money.
Each store sets up wireless lines locally - sometimes on different carriers, definitely on different rate plans. Some stores added device protection, others didn't. Hotspot bundles got attached at random. Years later, HQ gets multiple separate bills nobody has ever cross-referenced.
Carriers price wireless by line count. A retail group with multiple stores at 30 lines each is buying as several separate small accounts at the bottom of the price band - not as one larger account at a higher tier with materially better per-line economics.
Single-store accounts get standard contracts. Consolidated accounts at higher line counts get better terms - better SLAs, waived activation fees, pooled data, override pricing on equipment financing. These terms aren't published. They're negotiated when the volume justifies it.
Different paper trails for every store is an accounts payable nightmare. Consolidated accounts produce one bill, one rate sheet, one renewal date - operational savings on AP processing alone often justify the work.
Each location was managing its own wireless lines independently with no volume leverage. We pooled all 180 lines under one corporate master agreement, kept them on AT&T and unlocked a wholesale rate tier they didn't qualify for as separate accounts.
See what consolidation looks like. Send us bills from any 2-3 stores and we'll model savings across your full footprint within 1-3 business days.