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Business mobile and data connectivity - voice and data SIMs, pooled data allowances and device management across a fleet.

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01Overview

Business mobile is less about individual tariffs and more about managing a fleet: pooling data so nobody is billed for overage while allowances sit unused elsewhere, and keeping control of devices and SIMs as people join and leave.

SpecMobile
connections
Voice & data SIMs · data-only SIMs for routers, IoT & failover
data pooling
Shared allowances across the account - heavy and light users balance out
coverage
Multiple UK networks available - coverage assessed against your actual locations
management
Add, cease, bar and swap SIMs · spend caps & bar-on-limit controls
devices
Device procurement & mobile device management (MDM) enrolment where required
roaming
Roaming and international options configured per policy

02What’s included

From order to ongoing support.

  • 01

    Fleet review

    A look at current usage and spend to size pooled allowances correctly rather than guessing per line.

  • 02

    Provisioning

    SIM and device provisioning, number porting where numbers move, and staged rollout to users.

  • 03

    Controls

    Spend caps, barring and roaming policy set up so a lost phone or a heavy month can't produce a shock bill.

  • 04

    Lifecycle support

    Ongoing adds, ceases and swaps as the team changes, handled through a single account.

03How to choose

The questions that actually decide it.

  • Pooled or per-line allowances?

    A fleet with mixed usage almost always wins from a shared data pool - light users' unused data covers heavy users, cutting overage across the account.

  • Which network actually covers you?

    Coverage varies by location and building. The decision should be made against the specific sites and travel patterns, not a national map.

  • Do you need to manage the devices?

    If phones hold business data or email, mobile device management lets you enforce security and wipe a lost device - worth it beyond a handful of users.

  • Voice and data, or data only?

    Routers, backup circuits and IoT sensors need data-only SIMs. Separating these from staff voice plans keeps both simpler to manage.

04FAQ

Straight answers.

How does pooled data actually save money?
Instead of every SIM having its own allowance, the whole account draws from one shared pool. Users who barely touch their data effectively cover those who go over, so the business stops paying overage on some lines while allowance is wasted on others.
Can we control what staff can spend?
Yes. Spend caps, barring at a limit and roaming controls can be set per line, so an individual can't run up an unexpected bill and a lost or stolen phone can be barred quickly.
Can we keep mobile numbers when we switch?
Yes - mobile numbers port between networks using a PAC, and the move is coordinated so there's minimal interruption. Porting a fleet is staged so the business isn't cut over all at once.
Which network is best?
There is no single best network - it depends on where your people actually live, work and travel. The right approach is to check coverage against those specific locations rather than assume, and multiple networks are available to match.
Do you provide the handsets too?
Devices can be procured alongside the SIMs and, where needed, enrolled into mobile device management before they reach the user, so security policy is applied from first switch-on.

Get mobile scoped.

Tell us your sites and what you're trying to fix. We'll come back with the right mix and clear next steps.

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