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The working behind the numbers

Guides to how Riopex reads a bill, a rate and a link, and the documents a security review asks for.

Cost per megabit delivered, the guide
Sample data. Monthly cost per subscribed Mbps at 8 sites, in USD, highest first: the Kuwait City branch's 50 Mbps link costs 41.20 USD per Mbps, 5.6 times the 7.40 USD of the Dubai head office's 1 Gbps link; the group median is 18.20 USD.
Subscribed cost per megabit, site by site, in USD at sample rates.Sample data

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How the figures are made

Reference

Glossary

The words the product uses, each defined the way Riopex uses it.

Solution

A month in group finance

From the bills landing to a closed month, every group figure naming the rate that produced it.

Platform

What a bill line carries

How a line is read, its recurring charge checked against its contract price, and kept, in its company's currency and the group's.

Platform

How a link is measured

One reading an hour from the device, your monitoring system or an upload, and a missed hour left missing.

For your review

What security and procurement ask for

Most of it is published here; the agreement, the roles, the permission set and the isolation checks are shown on request.

Security

The access model

Each company's data kept apart in the database, and each person's access rebuilt from their grants on every request.

Register

Subprocessors

The platform's providers, each with what it may process, and notice before a new one does.

AgreementOn request

Data processing

The group stays the controller of its data; Riopex processes it as the group's processor.

Notice

Privacy notice

What this website keeps when you write to us, and how to have it deleted.

Security

Security questionnaire

Send yours with the pilot request. The answers match the security page.

Company

Company

Who owns Riopex, how we work, and the one address for every enquiry.

See it on your own invoices

Three invoices from one company are enough to start.

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