Portfolio review
Identify account count, service mix, signaling methods, data sources, and special requirements.
If you already have an account base, DEFENDR can coordinate a transition of subscriber and monitoring data into the dealer relationship while your company remains the customer-facing security provider.
REVIEWAccount count, service types, data format
MAPSubscriber, contact, zone, panel data
TRANSITIONCoordinate account creation and cutover
VERIFYConfirm operational provisioning and account status
A monitoring move requires more than changing a company name on an invoice. Subscriber data, contacts, call lists, zones, panel information, testing requirements, permits, and operational instructions need to be handled carefully.
DEFENDR uses a structured migration conversation to determine what can be imported, what needs to be verified, and how the transition should be staged.
Identify account count, service mix, signaling methods, data sources, and special requirements.
Map available subscriber, contact, zone, panel, permit, and instruction data to DEFENDR account fields.
Create the accounts in an agreed sequence and coordinate the operational transition.
Confirm each account’s provisioning status and resolve exceptions before calling the migration complete.
DEFENDR’s published wholesale ladder is based on active monitored account volume. Larger migrations may also require a direct review for specialty services, communications, or negotiated portfolio requirements.
See wholesale rates ↗Yes. Existing dealer portfolios can be reviewed for migration. The process considers subscriber data, contacts, zones, panel information, signaling paths, service types and any special account requirements.
Not necessarily. Larger portfolios can be staged so data and operational exceptions can be resolved in a controlled sequence.
DEFENDR’s wholesale model is designed so the dealer remains the customer-facing security company while DEFENDR supplies the monitoring relationship behind the account.