Telna
Multi-network data coverage worldwide through the Telna global connectivity platform.
Data only · Regional & global plans
Enterprise connectivity provider
Built for complex enterprise connectivity
Employees across fifty countries, corporate device fleets in the field, connectivity embedded in your own product. eSIM Copilot solves the deployments a consumer eSIM app or a single-carrier contract can’t: multi-carrier supply and enterprise controls, with extensive tooling, developer features and integrations that make management simple.
- countries covered
- 200+
- mobile networks
- 600+
- named supply integrations
- 10
- support, AI + human
- 24x7
What it solves
Complex use cases are the point.
Simple deployments have simple answers. eSIM Copilot exists for the ones with many countries, many suppliers and many moving parts.
End users
Employees, crews and contractors working across countries. Local-rate data, day passes and UK mobile lines, assigned centrally, with policy, approvals and self-service in Teams and Slack.
International teams use caseCorporate devices
EFB tablets, eSIM WiFi routers, field and unattended devices. Bulk provisioning, a plan and budget per device, and usage alerts when one misbehaves.
Airline EFB use caseEmbedded connectivity
Connectivity inside your own product. REST API, webhooks and MCP to provision from your systems, branded storefronts, or the full white-label platform.
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eSIM Copilot at a glance.
What the platform is, what it supplies, the controls included, and how to get started.
- Supplier type
- Enterprise connectivity and eSIM management platform: multi-carrier supply plus orchestration
- Coverage
- 200+ countries across 600+ mobile networks
- Connectivity supply
- Carrier and aggregator integrations, plus bring-your-own-carrier for existing contracts
- Channels
- Web portal, Microsoft Teams, Slack, WhatsApp, mobile apps, API & MCP
- Controls
- SSO, role-based access, approval workflows, spending limits, audit logs
- Deployment
- Cloud (AWS) · free to start · pilots and enterprise agreements
- Support
- 24x7x365, AI-assisted with human escalation
- Commercials
- Pay-per-use connectivity, volume discounts, consolidated invoicing in GBP, EUR or USD
Connectivity supply
Already integrated. Simple to roll out.
Choosing eSIM Copilot means the supplier work is already done. These carriers, aggregators and network platforms are live integrations, managed through one platform, one catalogue and one invoice, with eSIM Copilot as the single accountable supplier.
eSIM Go
Travel and business data across hundreds of networks worldwide, supplied through eSIM Go. They also enable voice, SMS and data on our UK mobile plans.
Voice, SMS & data · Travel, regional & global plans
BICS
Global connectivity available through BICS, an international carrier connecting networks in 200+ destinations.
Data only · Travel, regional & global plans
Three Group Solutions
Worldwide connectivity direct from the Three network, through Three Group Solutions.
Data only · Global plans
Vodafone UK
UK mobile plans with voice, SMS and number porting, enabled by Vodafone.
UK mobile plans · Voice, SMS & porting
Tata MOVE
Enterprise-grade global mobility connectivity through Tata Communications MOVE.
Requires a direct contract with Tata Communications.
Data only · Regional & global plans
Giesecke+Devrient
Highly secure worldwide data connectivity for demanding enterprise use cases from Giesecke+Devrient.
Data only · Worldwide coverage
Thales
SGP.32 IoT data connectivity through the Thales eIM, designed for IoT, connected cars and other device fleets.
Data only · SGP.32 IoT eSIM (eIM)
1GLOBAL
Local phone plans with voice, SMS and number porting through 1GLOBAL, an enterprise mobile network.
Requires a direct contract with 1GLOBAL.
Local phone plans · Voice, SMS & data
OV Global (Manx Telecom)
Multi-network roaming in 190+ countries through OV Global, a regulated carrier that owns and manages its own roaming agreements.
Data only · Travel, regional & global plans
See each integration in detail on the connectivity hub. Have carrier contracts of your own? Bring your own network connects them into the same estate.
Enterprise controls
The controls your teams will ask for.
Identity, policy, hierarchy, audit and automation. The capabilities that make connectivity something an enterprise can actually run.
Enterprise sign-in.
Sign in with Microsoft, Google or Apple, or single sign-on through SAML or Microsoft Entra ID; enterprise authentication on web and mobile.
Roles and permissions.
Role-based access for global, regional, and department admins, scoped to the part of the estate they run.
Approval workflows.
Requests above threshold route to approvers in Teams, Slack, or the portal. Policy is enforced, not circulated.
Spending policy.
Per-person and per-department limits, restricted plan catalogues by group, and real-time usage alerts.
Organisation hierarchy.
Parent and child accounts for entities and business units, with departments and cost centres for reporting.
Consolidated reporting & billing.
Usage and cost by person, device, country and entity: one monthly invoice instead of per-country carrier bills.
Audit and governance.
Audit logs on administrative actions, a public DPA, and independent penetration testing.
APIs, webhooks & MCP.
Automate assignment and reporting from HR, ITSM and device systems; connect AI agents over MCP.
Use cases
How different teams use it.
Pick the one that looks like your operation.
- International teams connectivityMobile for employees across countries, with central policy and billing.
- Local mobile plans for distributed teamsLocal numbers with calls, texts and data, in 10 markets.
- NGO connectivityStaff data eSIMs, plus WiFi and programme eSIMs for field sites.
- Airline crew and EFB connectivityConnectivity for crew, EFB tablets and ground operations.
- Staff roaming for national infrastructure providersStaff roaming for rail, energy and utilities project teams.
- Hosted storefronts for resellersSell eSIMs to your own audience from a branded storefront.
Fit
Where eSIM Copilot fits.
A clear view of the deployments the platform is built for, and the ones it is not.
Best suited for
- Multinational workforces and distributed teams
- Airlines: crew, EFB devices, and ground operations
- NGOs and field programmes
- Professional services with high travel volumes
- Organisations consolidating multiple carrier relationships
- Carriers and partners white-labelling the platform
Not designed for
- A single eSIM for a single holiday: the travel store handles that better
- Fixed-line or office broadband: eSIM Copilot is mobile connectivity
- Massive-scale IoT sensor fleets: talk to us first; people and devices in the field are the sweet spot
A team of 1–500 that wants to start today? eSIM for business is self-serve. Travelling for leisure? eSIM for travel is the right door.
Built on Mindszi infrastructure on AWS. Enterprise sign-in, role-based access, audit logs, encryption in transit and at rest, independent penetration testing, a Microsoft-approved Teams app, and a public DPA, with a SOC 2 audit on the roadmap. Full detail on the procurement page.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
More detail (company, commercial, security, delivery) lives on the procurement page, or ask directly: sales@esimcopilot.com.
Is eSIM Copilot an enterprise connectivity provider?
Yes. eSIM Copilot supplies mobile connectivity, through integrations with multiple carriers and connectivity platforms, and manages it: distribution, policy controls, support, reporting and consolidated billing across 200+ countries.
Does eSIM Copilot supply the connectivity itself?
Connectivity is supplied through our integrations with established carriers, aggregators and network platforms, including Telna, eSIM Go, BICS, Three Group Solutions and others, orchestrated behind one catalogue. We are the supplier and single point of accountability; we do not claim to own the radio networks.
Which networks does eSIM Copilot use?
Plans draw on 600+ mobile networks across 200+ countries via multiple supply integrations, so each country is served by a network that works there and no single supplier is a point of failure.
Can we integrate an existing carrier contract?
Yes, where the carrier or connectivity supplier offers an API we can integrate with. Bring-your-own-carrier connects existing MNO contracts, wholesale agreements or regional suppliers into the same catalogue, policy and reporting layer as eSIM Copilot-supplied connectivity.
Can eSIM Copilot connect corporate devices as well as people?
Yes. EFB tablets, eSIM WiFi routers and other corporate devices are provisioned in bulk and managed per device — each with its own plan, budget and usage history — alongside employee lines in the same estate.
Can we embed connectivity in our own product?
Yes. The REST API, webhooks and MCP server let you provision and manage eSIMs from your own systems, and branded storefronts or the full white-label platform put the whole experience under your brand.
Does eSIM Copilot respond to RFPs and RFIs?
Yes. Company, commercial, security and service-delivery information is published on the procurement page, and RFP or RFI packs can be sent to sales@esimcopilot.com.
Does eSIM Copilot support SSO?
Yes. Sign in with Microsoft, Google or Apple, or single sign-on through SAML or Microsoft Entra ID, plus role-based access control and audit logs.
Can billing be consolidated?
Yes. One monthly invoice covers the whole estate, in GBP, EUR or USD, with volume discounts on connectivity and usage broken down by person, department, country and entity.
How quickly can eSIM Copilot be deployed?
The platform is free to start and pilots typically begin within days. Connectivity is provisioned remotely, so there is no SIM logistics lead time. Full rollouts depend on scope, entities and integrations.
Is human support available?
Yes, 24x7x365 support combining AI assistance with human escalation, reachable from the channels staff already use.
Procurement
Start an RFP, RFI or supplier review.
Send us your requirements, questionnaire, or a short description of the deployment. A connectivity specialist responds, not a sales sequence.