Challenges organisations face managing mobility and telecom investment
- Manual workflows across multiple departments and external parties
- Time consuming cost approval & allocation
- Hidden expense through poor visibility over billing, usage and assets
- Validating invoices and keeping track of unallocated services
- Keeping the asset inventory up-to-date
- Insufficient information to efficiently work with telecom and service providers
Bluewater addresses these challenges and hidden costs by optimising mobility processes and telecom management
- Improved workflows; internally and with your telecom service provider, saving time, reducing cost and improving the quality of information.
- Increased visibility on cost and usage; facilitating control and allocation of expenses, management of user behavior, and identification of unallocated and potentially redundant services, other wastage and billing errors.
- Improved governance & control of assets; by closing the gap between procurement, billing and asset management. As your mobility and telecom expense management platform Bluewater embeds efficiency within your organisation, irrespective of your managed services provider.
What's need to remove this hidden cost? | Silo Approach Procurement, Expense & Usage, Fleet management | Bluewater |
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| Single source of truth for information |
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| Single integrated workflow across functions in the mobility lifecycle |
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| Fast, easy and complete adoption of processes by users |
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| Ability to easily and seamlessly deal with current and future vendors |
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| Seamless integration into your backoffice systems |
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What our customers are saying
“Bluewater streamlines the operational interface with Telstra and its partners and empowers us to better manage our mobile fleet. I love Bluewater. [It has] really changed my life.”
“Previous process was complicated and time consuming with multiple systems; as well as being resource intensive. Bluewater easily highlights things that we need to investigate or action, which is necessary to keep the fleet in check.”
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