Employee connectivity
Your team moves. Their connection should follow.
Give employees the connectivity they need for their role and their trip. Manage approved plans, assignment, installation and costs from a shared workspace, with useful self-service for the employee and a clear operating view for IT and finance.
Connectivity for the team
EXAMPLEFIELDNOTES · PEOPLE
Ready for their next working day.
Alex · Operations
Installed
Sam · Sales
Ready to install
Robin · Engineering
Active
Fictional employees and service states demonstrate assignment and follow-up. No employee data is used.
For people, IT and finance
The employee gets a connection. Your team keeps the context.
Make company-paid mobile service part of joining the team. Connect the person using the line, the company paying for it and the team responsible for support, with an assignment that remains useful after the welcome email.
Use the same operating view for a new starter, a work trip or a departing employee. Keep employee identity separate from billing authority so the right person can approve a change.
Explore the operating viewFIELDNOTES / TEAM CONNECTIVITY
ExampleAlex Morgan
New starter · Operations
Sam Lee
Work trip · Sales
Robin Chen
Plan review · Engineering
Fictional team. Assignments keep the employee, plan and next action together.
Travel for work
Prepare data before the employee needs it.
Offer an eligible travel package for the destination and expected trip. Keep the installation instructions, allowance and support contact together, with the company’s top-up policy visible before any extra purchase.
Give employees a useful next step
Surface the plan’s coverage, setup and remaining allowance in the employee journey. Direct a device problem to installation help and a depleted package to an eligible top-up.
Give finance a readable record
Connect each purchase to the employee, team and cost center used in your organization. Review charges in their recorded currency and period, with the related service attached.
Manage change
Keep control as the team changes.
Use an operational view of assignments, usage observations and exceptions. When an employee changes roles or leaves, follow the intended transfer or termination procedure for the line.
Separate access from service
Removing a user’s workspace access and ending their mobile service are different actions. Track both when completing offboarding.
Resolve the exception
Prioritize a failed installation, a payment problem or an employee without an assigned plan. Keep the next permitted action and supporting context together for the operator.
Employee connectivity questions
Can we offer both a work phone plan and travel data?
Does eSIM automatically make a device secure?
Can employees keep their number when leaving?
What should we prepare for a rollout?
Connect the complete service
Put it into practice.
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Get the team ready for work.
Bring your employee countries, device mix and approval policy. Connect local plans, business travel and offboarding to the HR and IT workflows you operate.