
Unity · Satellite Business Environment
One satellite business platform. Every service in view.
Unity unifies the essential processes of a satellite service business: real-time provisioning, usage collection, mediation, rating, billing, customer self-care and monitoring. With integrated network operator interfaces and a consistent API, providers can manage diverse satellite services through one operational environment.

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Less manual work
Automate activations, usage processing and invoicing that would otherwise be repeated per operator.
Faster activation
Provision supported services directly against operator interfaces from one workflow.
Financial visibility
See usage and spend as it is rated, not only at the end of a billing cycle.
One customer experience
Give partners and customers a consistent portal, whichever network carries their service.
Capabilities
Everything a satellite service business runs on
Seven modules that share one data model, one permission structure and one integration layer.

Provisioning
Real-time provisioning across user management and package management. Activate, suspend, resume, disconnect and modify package settings across any satellite network in one highly uniform process.
Usage ingestion & mediation
Collect operator usage and CDR records, then validate and normalize them for rating and reporting.
Rating & billing
Configurable tariffs, subscriptions, allowances, shared bundles, minimum commitments, prorating, invoices, currencies and tax rules where implemented.
Monitoring
Data and spend thresholds, abnormal usage alerts, notifications and automated actions subject to operator integration.
Self-service
Role-based portals for providers, resellers and customers, including service inventory and authorized operational actions.
API & automation
A common integration layer for customer portals, CRM/ERP workflows and partner platforms.
Multi-tenant operations
Hierarchical account structures, partner permissions and delegated control for wholesale and reseller models.
How it works
How Unity fits into your operation
- 01
Connect operators
Operator-specific adapters handle provisioning interfaces and usage delivery for each supported network.
- 02
Normalize
Usage records and service states are mediated into one consistent internal model.
- 03
Rate and act
Tariffs, allowances and monitoring rules are applied as usage arrives.
- 04
Deliver
Invoices, dashboards, self-care portals and the API expose the result to your teams, partners and customers.
Unity service architecture. Network operators: Inmarsat, Iridium, Starlink, Other networks → Adapters: Provisioning, Usage ingestion → Unity services: Unity core → Outputs: API, Dashboards, Self-care, Invoicing
A look into Unity
Inside the Unity Satellite Business Environment
Sample screens from resellers and subscribers to packages, usage control, rating, invoicing and the product catalogue. Select a view, then click the screenshot to see it at full resolution.
Resellers
Reseller management
All resellers with contact, status, network status, reference and creation date, with search and export to Excel or CSV.
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FAQ
Questions we're often asked
Which satellite networks can Unity integrate with?
Unity uses operator-specific connectors. Mobilware's integration history includes Inmarsat, Iridium, Thuraya, Intelsat, Eutelsat and Starlink services, among others. Capabilities differ per operator and service family — see Network Integrations for the current availability of provisioning, usage and monitoring per network.
How is usage normalized?
Usage records arrive in operator-specific formats and delivery methods. Unity's mediation layer validates each record, handles errors and reprocessing, and maps it into a common internal format so that rating, monitoring and reporting work the same way across networks.
Can customers self-manage services?
Yes, within the permissions you assign. Role-based portals can expose service inventory, usage, reports and selected operational actions to resellers and end customers.
Does Unity expose an API?
Yes. Unity provides a common integration layer — One API to the Sky — for portals, CRM/ERP workflows and partner platforms. Scope and access are agreed per project.
Related solutions
One API to the Sky
Connect your business systems to Unity once and orchestrate supported satellite network services through a common integration layer.
Learn moreSatellite POP
Mobilware delivers purpose-built Points of Presence for satellite data services.
Learn moreNetwork Integrations
Operator connectors and capability availability per network.
Learn moreBuilding or modernizing a satellite service business?
Tell us what you need to connect, automate or monitor. Our team can help define a practical architecture — from a single integration to an end-to-end environment.
