Temporary sites
Construction sites, project locations and events: connectivity needed before a line is in place, and gone again when the project ends.
Starlink management
Satellite connections in the same overview as everything else
Starlink is often bought and managed on its own: a separate account, a separate portal, a separate invoice, and nobody who knows exactly which terminals are still switched on. In the portal those service lines are managed alongside the mobile connections and the IoT SIM cards, with the same permissions, alerting and reporting.
What you manage
Manage Starlink terminals and service lines from one overview
To an administrator a terminal is simply a connection: it sits in the same list, under the same site and cost centre.
Starlink management usually runs through its own portal, per site, with manual steps in between. In our portal you do the whole job in one place, alongside the mobile connections and the IoT SIM cards.
All connections and sites
Every Starlink connection and the site it belongs to, in one list
Manage subscriptions
Activate, pause and resume, without raising a request with a supplier
Real-time data usage
What each line is using right now, not on next month's invoice
Alerts
Notifications on high or unusual usage, with thresholds you set yourself
Switch data bundles
Move to another bundle or adjust one quickly when usage calls for it
Relocate equipment
Move a terminal to another site or cost centre
Several sites centrally
All sites and terminals in one management environment, with roles and permissions
Less manual work
No more separate portals and manual steps to get something done
These functions are in the API as well. If an organisation wants to show the status of its terminals in its own dashboard or NOC tooling, it pulls that straight from there. More about the API →
Where it is used
Where fixed lines and mobile are not enough
Backup at a site
A second path alongside the fixed line, independent of the same infrastructure, so critical processes keep running.
Mobile and maritime
Vessels, vehicles and equipment that move beyond the reach of a reliable mobile network.
Rural areas
Sites and installations where fixed lines are barely available and mobile coverage varies.
Partner or end customer
The same tooling, with your brand on the front
Corporates use the portal themselves. Telecom operators and resellers offer it under their own brand, including the Starlink part, and keep their customer relationship and billing. The management underneath is the same.
For operators →- Mobile connections per employee
- IoT and M2M equipment and installations
- Travelsim temporary, outside the EU
- Starlink service lines and terminals
How many terminals are unaccounted for right now?
We will look together at which service lines are running and how they end up in the portal.