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Technology

Designed for integration, visibility and operational resilience.

The same engineering principles run through every Mobilware product — from the operator adapter to the edge firewall. They are what allow software, infrastructure and devices to work as one environment.

Platform layers. Edge: Terminals & devices, Customer sites → Networks: Satellite operators, Cellular → Infrastructure: POP, Tracking gateway → Platform: Unity → Consumers: API, Portals, Business systems

EDGENETWORKSINFRASTRUCTUREPLATFORMCONSUMERSTerminals & devicesCustomer sitesSatellite operatorsCellularPOProute · auth · secureTracking gatewayUnityrules · rating · inventoryAPIPortalsBusiness systems
Platform layersConceptual layering across Mobilware solutions

Principles

Six engineering pillars

01

Unified integrations

Normalized APIs and service adapters hide operator-specific interfaces behind one consistent model.

02

Operational automation

Rules, scheduled workflows and event-driven actions replace repetitive manual operations.

03

Resilient architecture

Redundancy and fault tolerance designed to fit each deployment — from paired firewalls to independent RADIUS nodes.

04

Network observability

Live status, utilization, events and alerting across platforms and infrastructure.

05

Security by design

Role-based access, secure administration paths, logging and customer separation.

06

Hardware-to-platform integration

Device telemetry flows into applications and business systems without bespoke glue code.

Reference architectures

How the pieces fit together

Conceptual diagrams for each solution area. Deployment-specific designs are produced and reviewed with your engineering team.

Unity service architecture. Network operators: Inmarsat, Iridium, Starlink, Other networks → Adapters: Provisioning, Usage ingestion → Unity services: Unity core → Outputs: API, Dashboards, Self-care, Invoicing

NETWORK OPERATORSADAPTERSUNITY SERVICESOUTPUTSInmarsatIridiumStarlinkOther networksProvisioningoperator APIsUsage ingestionCDR / APIUnity coreinventory · rating · rulesAPIDashboardsSelf-careInvoicing
Unity service architectureConceptual architecture — integrations vary by operator and deployment.

Reference POP topology. Satellite networks: Ingress A, Ingress B → Security: Firewall A, Firewall B → Auth & addressing: RADIUS A, RADIUS B, IPAM → Egress: ISP A, ISP B, Customer VPN / NAT → Business: Unity

SATELLITE NETWORKSSECURITYAUTH & ADDRESSINGEGRESSBUSINESSIngress AIngress BFirewall AFirewall BRADIUS ARADIUS BIPAMISP AISP BCustomer VPN / NATUnityusage · billing
Reference POP topologyIllustrative topology. Active/standby or active/active modes depend on the deployment design.

Pool decision engine. Network pools: Pool A, Pool B → Virtual customer pools: Customer 1, Customer 2, Customer 3 → Rules: Rule evaluation → Outcome: Reassign, Alert, Audit log

NETWORK POOLSVIRTUAL CUSTOMER POOLSRULESOUTCOMEPool APool BCustomer 1Customer 2Customer 3Rule evaluationscheduledReassignAlertAudit log
Pool decision engineConceptual. Network-side actions are subject to operator API constraints.

VMS data flow. Vessel: Terminal / e-logbook → Transport: Satellite, LTE → Gateway: Gateway → Authority: Authority VMS, E-log system

VESSELTRANSPORTGATEWAYAUTHORITYTerminal / e-logbookSatelliteLTEGatewaydecode · validateAuthority VMSE-log system
VMS data flowConceptual diagram

Security

Security that is described accurately.

We design for least-privilege access, secure administration, logging and customer separation. Operational consoles are not exposed publicly, and infrastructure details, credentials and subscriber identifiers stay out of shared material.

Certifications, hosting locations and service levels depend on the specific deployment and contract. We document them per engagement rather than making general claims.

Building 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.