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| Telecom Audit
philosophy and approach to auditing all utility bills is best described
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- Each and every client is entitled to have the security of knowing
that it has not paid and will not pay more for its telecommunications
services than necessary.
- Telecom Audit is committed to the highest level of professionalism
and integrity while conducting its "Audit Description Process".
- The knowledge of over 55,000 telecommunication billing audit's
done nation wide is brought to the table.
- Seeking all refunds and savings available to all utility bills.
Verify and correct all billing as necessary.
- Excellent accounting and administrative skills.
- Proven ability to perform audits efficiently.
- Knowledge in all tariffs, codes, and regulations.
- Experience in auditing top local companies, schools and cities.
- Strong communication and interpersonal acumen.
- Trustworthy, dependable company.
- The ability to take direction and implement audit results.
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| Telecom Audit
obtains at least one copy of all telecommunications billing and goes
tot he telecommunications vendor for all past billing. This eliminates
any disruptions internally with the client since one copy is minimal
in time to pull up. |
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| The audit depending
on size, number of locations and volume usually takes form 10 working
days to one month maximum to complete the audit. |
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| A preliminary
audit report is gone over with the client showing all refunds, credits
and savings. Any situations related with he billing are brought up
and discussed in full detail. All available savings to the client
are explained and backed up in full detail as necessary. |
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| The proper implementation
of refunds, credits and savings available are obtained as necessary
after approval has been given by the customer. |
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| A final report
is completed showing all detail of available or obtained refunds,
credits and savings with an obtained date. The final reports vary
in size from 10 pages to 50 pages long. |
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| Many times we
discover that while a customer may be billed according to its service
agreement or contract, the service agreement or contract itself is
in violation of the approved tariff. Likewise, many times we find
that the service agreement or contract may comply with the tariff,
but the tariff and service agreement are not being applied properly,
resulting in over billing. |
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