- Application
- Automation
- Connectivity
- Enterprise
- Internet of Things
- Lifecycle Management
- Machine-to-Machine Communication
- Mobile Network Operators
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Who is 1oT?
1oT is a telecom and connectivity service provider that offers managed cellular connectivity for Internet of Things (IoT) deployments through an eSIM-based platform and supporting tools for enterprises and device makers.
- Global and regional IoT cellular connectivity services for enterprises and device manufacturers.
- eSIM-based multi-carrier connectivity management for IoT devices (connectivity management).
- Centralized platform for Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) lifecycle management, monitoring, and billing (IoT connectivity management).
- Tools and APIs for integrating device connectivity control into enterprise systems (integration and automation).
- Support for diverse IoT use cases across sectors such as telematics, mobility, and industrial devices.
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More About 1oT
1oT provides cellular connectivity services targeted at companies that manufacture or operate fleets of connected devices, such as telematics units, trackers, shared mobility assets, industrial sensors, and other IoT endpoints. Its services are structured around an eSIM-based IoT connectivity management platform that consolidates cellular profiles from multiple Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) into a single environment. This allows enterprises to provision, activate, suspend, or switch connectivity for distributed device fleets without managing separate contracts and portals for each carrier.
The 1oT offering aligns with the connectivity management category, with a focus on global and regional machine-to-machine (M2M) and IoT deployments. The platform typically uses standard cellular technologies such as 2G, 3G, 4G/LTE, LTE-M, and Narrowband Internet of things (NB-IoT) where available from partner operators, along with eUICC-based eSIM (connectivity management) capabilities for remote profile management. Enterprise customers can manage SIM lifecycles, data plans, and usage monitoring through a web console, along with APIs that support integration into existing back-office systems, device management platforms, or custom applications.
Architecturally, 1oT sits between device hardware and application or analytics layers. Devices embed physical SIMs or eSIMs provisioned through 1oT, connect to partner mobile networks, and route data over standard mobile data channels. The 1oT platform aggregates operational data such as connectivity status, data consumption, and billing information, and exposes controls for actions like activating or deactivating SIMs, changing tariffs, or troubleshooting connectivity issues. This supports enterprise workflows around operations, logistics, and customer provisioning where connectivity must be managed at scale.
From a marketplace taxonomy perspective, 1oT fits into IoT connectivity (telecom and networking), eSIM and SIM lifecycle management (connectivity management), and IoT operations support (OSS/BSS support tools). It is used by organizations that require a single provider interface for multi-country or multi-carrier cellular access for devices. Compared with general-purpose mobile operators, 1oT is oriented toward Machine-to-Machine Communication (M2M) and IoT usage patterns, such as high device counts, variable traffic profiles, and cross-border deployments, and accordingly provides tooling for bulk management, automated provisioning through APIs, and consolidated billing for large fleets of devices.
Enterprises and solution providers use 1oT to support commercial offerings in areas such as shared vehicles, asset tracking, and remote monitoring, where connectivity reliability and the ability to manage SIMs remotely are central requirements. By abstracting underlying carrier relationships and providing eSIM-based flexibility, 1oT enables organizations to adjust connectivity configurations as projects move between test, rollout, and production phases across different markets.
Our description of 1oT. Updated December 2025.