Feature Spotlight: Multi-Org Capable Telecom Billing

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Our multi-tenant structure enables telecoms to run multiple companies from within a single instance of TimelyBill.

Multi-org billing for telecom
In TimelyBill, your organizations are managed separately, giving you enterprise-level security and flexibility.

Multi-org benefits include:

  • Manage Multiple Companies
    • Residential, Business, Subsidiaries, etc.
  • Use Multiple Currencies
    • US Dollars, Euros, etc.
  • Sell in Multiple Countries
    • US, Canada, Australia, etc.
  • Configure Unique Product Catalogs
    • VoIP, Wireless, IoT. etc.
  • Distinct Reporting and Accounting
  • User Access Limited by Organization
  • Set-up Customized Templates
    • Quotes
    • Ticket emails
    • Invoices
    • and more
  • Launch Custom Branded Portals
    • Use personalized domains / URLs
    • Define unique payment methods
      • Visa, Mastercard, Discover, or American Express
  • Bill on behalf of partners and resellers

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Patrick is the Chief Marketing Office for TimelyBill, where he leads the transformation to a more customer-centric company by creating great customer experiences everywhere.

Patrick is an SEO expert with 20+ years of experience, including digital marketing for Fortune 500 consumer product and software companies. His SEO story started back in the early 2000s when he launched his design agency's website.

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