Provision with the fleet in mind
Allocate SIM or supported eSIM resources in batches and relate them to your device records. Define activation, suspension, replacement and retirement workflows from the start.
IoT
From individual devices to a manageable fleet.
Connect devices with a lifecycle you can see and charging rules you can understand. Bring SIM resources, subscriber controls, traffic policy and usage records into one operating picture.
The opportunityA simple offer.
A simple offer.
A complete operation.
Connected devices need more than a data allowance. Teams must manage which identity belongs to which device, how it is activated, where it connects and how unexpected usage is investigated across a growing deployment.
Designed around the use case
What you can put to work.
Traffic policy for the application
Assess APN, session and routing needs against the device’s application. Where supported, application allowlists can narrow access to the endpoints the service needs.
Usage visible at the right level
Use service and charging records to review device behaviour, cost and exceptions. Distinguish normal low-volume traffic from provisioning issues or a change in application activity.
From idea to operation
A clear way in.
Start with the customer need. Agree the setup. Test the complete service journey.
Describe the device estate
Share modules, supported provisioning standards, countries, mobility and traffic profiles.
Design the service controls
Agree lifecycle, identity, APN, routing and charging requirements.
Validate in the field
Test representative hardware, radio conditions, application dependencies and recovery behaviour.
Complete underneathSimple to introduce.
Simple to introduce.
Serious about the systems.
Commercial, service and network capabilities work together. Explore the modules behind this use case and the responsibilities they cover.
Practical questionsBefore you
Before you
launch.
Can every IoT device use a travel eSIM?
Match the provisioning model to the hardware, eUICC capabilities and lifecycle of your device fleet. Consumer travel profiles work with devices that support their installation standards.
Can devices move between networks?
Network selection and switching can be designed around supported profiles, agreements, locations and device behaviour. A field test establishes what works for your deployment.
Does global connectivity mean every country is available?
Availability depends on commercial coverage, network support and local rules. Permanent roaming and local identity requirements must be reviewed for the actual deployment countries.
Your next stepTell us where
Tell us where
you want to start.
Bring your audience, your idea or your current setup. We’ll help define the product and the operation behind it.
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