Advantages of using an Enterprise and Carrier Partner
- albert008

- Feb 18, 2017
- 2 min read
Updated: Aug 23
Businesses have the need for robust network connections to effectively conduct business. As technology and connectivity options rapidly change. Businesses need a proven and reliable services provider. CTS will be right with you to assist and implement the proper Enterprise or Carrier solution for your needs. CTS has over 150 partner relationships to fit every requirement and budget.
Key Advantages of Using a Telecom & SaaS Channel Partner
1. Access to Established Partner Networks
Advisors already have trusted relationships with carriers, MSPs, VARs, and SaaS resellers.
Saves time building partnerships from scratch.
Can fast-track introductions to decision makers, not just gatekeepers.
2. Expertise in Partner Programs & Ecosystems
They know which channel programs perform best for telecom (e.g., UCaaS, CCaaS, SD-WAN, connectivity) and SaaS (CRM, cybersecurity, productivity, etc.).
Help you choose the right partner ecosystem (direct vs. master agent, MSP vs. ISV, etc.).
Prevents wasting effort on low-value partnerships.
3. Market Intelligence & Strategy
Advisors often track pricing trends, margins, and incentives across multiple providers.
They can guide you on:
Which regions/verticals have the highest demand
Competitive positioning & differentiation
Co-selling or bundling strategies (e.g., pairing SaaS with connectivity solutions)
4. Reduced Go-to-Market Risk
Instead of trial-and-error, advisors provide a proven playbook for entering channels.
They know common pitfalls (e.g., commission disputes, channel conflict, overlapping coverage).
This lowers the cost and risk of expanding into telecom/SaaS channels.
5. Operational Efficiency
Handle back-office headaches like contracts, commissions, compliance, and onboarding.
Advisors can act as an extension of your team without the overhead of hiring in-house.
Streamline partner management so your sales team can focus on selling.
6. Scalable Growth
Once the model is working, an advisor helps replicate success in other markets, industries, or product lines.
They often bring cross-industry experience, which can help in creating scalable bundled offerings.
7. Negotiation Leverage
Advisors know standard commission rates, MDF availability, and incentive programs.
This gives you better bargaining power when joining partner programs or signing master agent deals.
8. Faster Revenue Generation
By cutting out the ramp-up period of learning the ecosystem, you can start closing deals faster.
Advisors often bring warm leads or can recommend the right partners who already have demand for your service.








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