One inventory across telecom, SaaS, mobility, and cloud.
Each of these has its own portal, so you never see the spend in one place. In Cortexa it is a single inventory: overcharges, unused licenses, and renewals coming due, all in the same view.
Telecom Expense Management
A current inventory of your telecom services, with invoices audited against contracted rates.
- Bogus surcharges dressed up as taxes, clawed back
- Carriers still billing you for services you disconnected
- Contract terms and renewal dates tracked before they pass
SaaS Management
Every subscription in one place, license counts measured against actual usage.
- Shelfware licenses to reclaim
- Redundant apps to consolidate
- Renewals and true-ups before they hit
Mobility Management
Your mobile fleet, plans, and MDM policies in one place, with spend attached.
- Zero-use lines to suspend
- Plans that no longer match the usage
- Devices out of policy, no second MDM console needed
Cloud Optimization
Cloud usage and spend broken out by service and account.
- Over-provisioned instances to rightsize
- Zombie instances to shut down
- Commitment and savings-plan coverage you are missing
What a first audit usually finds.
The telecom contract and the security stack were owned by different teams and renewed on different dates, so no one looked at them side by side. Three sites had been closed in a consolidation the year before — but the circuits were still billing, and the firewalls and endpoint licenses at those same dead sites were still active and still being paid for.
- Circuits at closed sites still billing
- Security licenses still live at the same dead sites
- No single view tying the two together
Looking at telecom and security together changed what the closed sites actually were. Not just a billing leak — live, unmonitored paths still sitting inside the security perimeter, paid for and owned by no one. The kind of thing that surfaces in an audit or a breach, not a spreadsheet. We cut the circuits, decommissioned the stranded licenses, and closed the exposure in one pass.
→ $54,000 a year recovered across telecom and security — and an unmonitored attack surface eliminated.
And that was three sites. The pattern rarely stops at three.
Book a Platform Demo.
Most teams see the full picture only when someone puts it in front of them. Spend 30 minutes walking through your stack, and you will know where the waste is and what it would take to recover it. No commitment.