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Synthetic customer opportunity example

How should a reseller qualify connectivity and voice for pharmacies with monitored analogue devices?

A synthetic multi-site healthcare opportunity showing why broadband, resilience and voice migration must be assessed alongside payment and monitored-device dependencies.

This example contains no applicant or customer data. It is discovery guidance, not an availability check, formal design, quotation, compliance decision or order.

Scenario

Seven-site UK community pharmacy group

  • Every branch needs business connectivity and continued card-payment availability.
  • Several sites use existing analogue lines for alarm or monitored equipment.
  • The customer wants cloud calling but has not completed a device-compatibility review.
  • No addresses, account numbers, patient data or device identifiers are included in this example.

Initial opportunity result

3 potential BT product families to explore

Validate resilience, sensitive-data handling, clinical dependencies and applicable assurance requirements.

BT Business Broadband

A possible access route where the customer needs business internet rather than a dedicated circuit.

Validate: Confirm address-level availability, speed, support tier, resilience and contract requirements.

BTnet leased line

A possible dedicated-connectivity route where bandwidth, service levels or resilient access matter.

Validate: Confirm each address, bandwidth, bearer, diversity, construction and service-level requirements.

BT Cloud Voice

A possible hosted calling and collaboration route for users, numbers, devices and calling features.

Validate: Confirm user roles, licences, number porting, handsets, integrations, connectivity and migration timing.

Next: Use the discovery questions to qualify the opportunity, then ask Netify to validate product availability, solution design and commercial terms.

Material risks

  • • Do not assume an analogue alarm, telecare or monitored device will work over an IP voice replacement.
  • • Each device provider must confirm compatibility and the migration procedure before a line is changed.
  • • Card-payment, dispensing and clinical dependencies require a site-by-site resilience review.

Discovery questions

  • • Which locations, access services, bandwidths, contract dates and resilience arrangements exist today?
  • • How many users, numbers, handsets, call groups, integrations and porting requirements are in scope?

Evidence to collect

  • • current line and service inventory
  • • device-provider compatibility statements
  • • numbers to retain or port
  • • branch connectivity and failover requirements
  • • migration and rollback plan

Assess an anonymous customer opportunity

Use the same controlled rules with a sector, estate type and stated needs. Do not enter names, contacts, addresses, account numbers or confidential information.

Run the assessment

Methodology reviewed 2026-08-27. Rules version 2026-08-27.1. Product fit and final design require human validation by Netify and, where applicable, BT.