The direct answer
Monitoring can catch recurring data or routing problems after an initial repair. Its usefulness depends on what is checked and who acts on findings.
Start with the evidence
Identify the systems likely to change and the checks that can detect meaningful drift. Compare monitoring scope with existing provider responsibilities.
Make the change deliberately
Agree on frequency, evidence and escalation rather than buying an undefined watch service. Keep repair labor and provider fees clear where they are separate.
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