Enterprise eSIM management Manage global business connectivity from one Platform

Think of it as moving SIM card management off a spreadsheet and into a proper system. Rather than dealing with separate contracts, portals and invoices per country, everything – profiles, data limits, billing, user access – sits in one place. IT can provision a device remotely without touching it, suspend a profile if something goes wrong, and pull usage reports without calling a carrier. Finance sees costs broken down by department or cost center, not as a lump sum from six different providers. The main shift for IT teams isn’t the technology itself – it’s the reduction in back-and-forth: fewer tickets, fewer carrier contacts, fewer manual steps per device.

Standard carrier contracts give you connectivity. An eSIM management platform gives you control. With traditional carrier arrangements, you manage separate agreements per region, receive fragmented billing, and have limited real-time visibility into usage. Our platform consolidates all of this: one contract covering 195 countries, one composite invoice mapped to your cost centers, and real-time monitoring across every device in your fleet. The platform also enables automation – setting data limits, triggering alerts, suspending profiles – without contacting a carrier helpdesk.

Devices connect to the same infrastructure local subscribers use. Speeds reflect that: what you get is a local SIM experience, not a visitor on a foreign network. The platform isn’t tied to one carrier per country. When a network underperforms at a specific location – and they do, coverage maps are optimistic by nature – the device connects to whichever carrier has the stronger signal there. For field teams in regions where infrastructure is uneven, that redundancy is the difference between working and waiting.

Cellular connectivity provides a fundamentally more secure communication channel than public Wi-Fi for example. Data traffic runs over operator-managed mobile network infrastructure with built-in authentication and encryption mechanisms, significantly reducing exposure to interception, rogue access points or unsecured hotspots. For additional control, each eSIM profile can be locked to a specific device via its IMEI. If the profile is inserted into another handset, it will not register on the network. Within the management platform, administrative actions are fully logged and access rights can be defined with granular, module-level permissions. All data handling and processing is performed in accordance with GDPR requirements.

Yes. The platform supports granular policies by job title, department, region, project or any combination. Executives might get unrestricted global access while field contractors receive capped regional bundles. Policies adjust in real time through the portal – no support ticket needed.

Yes. The API covers what you’d expect: provisioning, suspension, reactivation, usage queries, billing exports. Webhooks run SHA256 HMAC authentication, so incoming events can be verified as genuine on your end. The practical upside is that eSIM activation stops being its own separate task – it fits inside your existing enrollment flow. Documentation is included and we work through the setup with your team.

Every customer receives one consolidated invoice covering all countries, all users, all usage. Charges break down by employee, department, cost center, region and time period. Invoices are delivered in your preferred currency on your billing cycle. Real-time usage data is also accessible through the platform at any time.

The profile is registered to that device’s IMEI at activation. Put it in a different phone and it won’t connect – there’s nothing to unlock or transfer. Suspension from the management portal cuts access immediately. If you need to reissue a profile to a replacement device, that’s done in minutes from the same portal.

We encourage it. Most pilots run with a small group of users across your primary markets for approximately two weeks. You validate network performance, security configurations and platform integration while our technical team provides dedicated support. There is no commitment required during the pilot.

You add it yourself through the management portal. The eSIM profile picks up the new coverage without reprovisioning. It typically takes effect within minutes.

A lot of enterprise fleets are in exactly this position – newer smartphones sitting alongside ruggedized field devices, IoT hardware or older handsets that still need a physical SIM. We supply both formats, and both run through the same platform. Same monitoring, same cost controls, same reporting. There’s no separate system to maintain while you work through your device refresh cycle.

In most deployments, the Business eSIM profile (installed via QR code) is simply added to the second SIM slot of the device, while the existing physical SIM remains active. This allows organizations to introduce eSIM connectivity without disrupting current mobile setups.
As devices are gradually refreshed, companies often phase out physical SIMs over time rather than switching everything at once. Because both SIM formats are managed identically within the platform, the transition happens smoothly without operational impact. The benefits – such as eliminating physical SIM logistics and enabling instant deployment – typically become visible early in the process.