Lifecycle from day one
Plan inventory, allocation, activation, suspension and retirement around device identifiers. Use batch workflows where they reduce operating effort while preserving an individual service record.
IoT connectivity
A service layer for connected devices.
Manage SIM inventory, device identities, activation and usage across your fleet. Connect lifecycle workflows with network policy and charging.
FROM DEVICE TO SERVICEConnected. Accounted for.
A fleet, with a lifecycleMany devices.
Many devices.
One operating picture.
Keep the device reference, SIM identity and service state connected. A batch workflow helps the team act at fleet level while retaining the record behind each individual device.
AllocateActivateManage
POS terminal
Asset tracker
Sensor
Gateway
SIM & service
management
management
Lifecycle
& usage
& usage
Sensors, meters, payment terminals and mobile fleets.
The opportunityA simple offer.
A simple offer.
A complete operation.
An IoT product needs a repeatable path from provisioning to retirement. The connection must fit the hardware, the deployment countries and the application’s traffic profile, then remain manageable through replacement and service changes.
Designed around the use case
What you can put to work.
Connectivity matched to the application
Assess APN and session requirements, mobility, expected data volumes and application endpoints. Choose supported policy and network controls around actual device behaviour.
Charging that reflects the estate
Use appropriate allowance or usage-based rules for the fleet. Review usage records by device or agreed business grouping, with reconciliation for service changes and exceptions.
From idea to operation
A clear way in.
Start with the customer need. Agree the setup. Test the complete service journey.
Assess compatibility
Review modules, eUICC or SIM support and the provisioning standards required.
Design the service
Agree identity, network, routing, charging and lifecycle responsibilities.
Prove the deployment
Validate representative hardware, destinations and recovery cases before broader rollout.
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.
Is consumer eSIM provisioning suitable for all devices?
IoT provisioning is selected around the device hardware, SIM or eUICC support, and service lifecycle. Consumer eSIM profiles suit devices that support the corresponding installation method.
Can a fleet remain roaming permanently?
Country rules and operator agreements differ. Permanent roaming, local identity and deployment restrictions should be assessed for each market.
Can access be restricted to application endpoints?
Supported application allowlists and routing policies can form part of the design. All application dependencies and policy limitations need testing.
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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