Network Control review
A cloud-based TEM service for auditing bills and managing telecom assets, costs and service changes.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Network Control provides telecom expense management for organizations managing carrier bills, communications inventory and network services. Its cloud-based offering is aimed at mid-market and enterprise teams that want a centralized program for reviewing telecom spend and handling network service operations. It brings invoice auditing, inventory, cost allocation, reporting, ordering and contract tracking into one service rather than focusing only on bill review.
The operational breadth is the main distinction. Network Control can audit carrier invoices for billing errors and overcharges, track circuits, numbers, devices and services, and allocate charges to departments, locations or users. Usage and spend reporting adds visibility into consumption, while ordering capabilities cover activating, changing and disconnecting services. Contract and renewal tracking completes a lifecycle view. That scope may suit teams responsible for both financial oversight and day-to-day telecom administration; organizations that only need a narrow invoice-audit function may prefer a more focused option.
The offering is cloud-deployed and accessed on the web, with email and phone support. According to the vendor's pricing page, prospective customers are directed to contact the company rather than choose from published plans, so evaluation requires a sales conversation. Network Control is a fit for mid-market and enterprise buyers seeking ongoing cost control alongside inventory and service management. Buyers who need a self-serve plan price or a non-web platform should weigh those requirements before engaging.
Network Control pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Audits carrier invoices for billing errors and overcharges
- Tracks circuits, numbers, devices and services in an inventory
- Combines cost allocation with usage, orders and contract tracking
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing requires contacting sales
- The listed platform is web-only
- May be more scope than organizations seeking invoice auditing alone need
Network Control fact sheet, pricing and score →
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