Network credentials and profile supply
SM-DP+ details, profile metadata, IMSI ranges, eUICC rules, and the activation constraints your network requires.
For carriers, MVNOs and aggregators
Add eSIM Copilot to your enterprise offer. On your own network.
You already own the connectivity: a network, MVNO supply or wholesale agreements. eSIM Copilot is the platform that runs on it, under your brand. Your team sells it, you keep the customer and the margin, and we run the tech.
On your networkUnder your brandEvery feature
What we connect
Connect your network, we run the platform on it
You bring the technical and commercial parts of your network: SM-DP+, rate sheets, margin rules and settlement. We wire them into eSIM Copilot so the whole platform runs on your own network, ready for you to offer to your enterprise customers.
Coverage and product catalogue
Countries, bundles, durations, fair-use rules, local plans, travel plans, and business phone plans mapped to the right network route.
Rate sheets and margin rules
Your wholesale cost, retail pricing, margin and customer-specific pricing, so you set the commercials your customers see.
Routing and fallback policy
Choose which network serves each plan, country, or customer. Add fallback rules when one supplier should not be used.
Usage and network reporting
Usage records, country performance, attach state, carrier fulfilment, failed activations, and network-level operational data.
Cost and usage data
Network cost exports, usage records and finance-ready reporting, so you can bill and reconcile with your own customers.
How it works
From your network to a platform you can sell
From connecting your network to a platform you offer under your brand, without building the management console, the billing engine or the self-service apps yourself.
01
Network intake
We review the network relationship, coverage, product types, technical requirements, and commercial model.
02
Map routes and plans
We configure which networks power which countries and plans, plus routing and fallback rules.
03
Test profile delivery
Run test activations, install flows, data sessions, usage capture, and reporting before the platform goes live.
04
Take it to your customers
Offer the platform to your enterprise customers through the console, mobile apps and API, with self-service in Teams and Slack.
05
Monitor and support
Track usage, activations, network cost and operational health across every customer in one place.
What your customers get
Every eSIM Copilot feature, under your brand
You add eSIM Copilot to your offer once, and your enterprise customers get the whole platform: a central console, self-service in Teams and Slack, mobile apps and an API. All of it runs on your network.
Operator partnerships
Add eSIM Copilot to your enterprise offer
Tell us about your network, the markets it covers and the enterprise customers you sell to. Our partnerships team will get eSIM Copilot running on your network, so you can offer the whole platform to your customers under your brand.
FAQ
Common questions
What supply can we connect?
MNO networks, MVNO supply, wholesale carrier agreements, roaming deals and SM-DP+ profile supply. If it can fulfil an eSIM, we can run the eSIM Copilot platform on it, ready for you to offer to your enterprise customers.
How do we sell it to our customers?
Your sales team sells it, as part of your own enterprise offer. eSIM Copilot is the platform you add on top, running on your network under your brand. You own the customer and the commercials. We run the tech so every feature works: central management, self-service in Teams and Slack, roaming control, mobile apps, AI, reporting and billing.
How do margins and settlement work?
You own the commercials with your end customer. You set the pricing, keep the margin, and bill them directly. eSIM Copilot’s charge is to you, for the platform, agreed up front.
Whose brand do customers see, ours or yours?
It ranges from co-brand to full white-label, and we set the depth with you.
How long does it take to go live?
A few weeks. We start with a commercial and technical intake, connect your network, and run test activations before you go live.
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