Provisioning
Register devices, assign identity and ownership, apply approved settings and deliver the right configuration at first connection.
MarsOrbit is the operating platform for the connected world: one integrated system to activate devices, operate fleets, deliver paid services and coordinate partners across the entire product lifecycle.

Hardware, software, customers, service plans and partners belong to the same operating picture. MarsOrbit brings four foundational capabilities together so a product can move from factory to first use to ongoing service without disconnected tools and lost context.
Register devices, assign identity and ownership, apply approved settings and deliver the right configuration at first connection.
Organize fleets by customer and location; monitor, configure, update and support products in the field.
Link plans, entitlements, usage and payment workflows to the physical device and the customer relationship.
Give OEMs, distributors, resellers, installers and customers role-specific access to one shared lifecycle.
A device-agnostic core can be adapted to the protocols, data and commercial model of each connected product family. These are application opportunities to develop with OEMs.
Activate products automatically, manage settings and firmware, support owners remotely and sell premium digital features.
Examples: sensors, displays, gateways, connected electronics.Bring vehicles, charging equipment and battery systems into one service view, with owner, fleet and dealer access.
Examples: EVs, e-bikes, chargers, energy storage.Provision fleets, manage software and operational state, coordinate service partners and package ongoing capabilities.
Examples: delivery vehicles, AMRs, service robots.Connect aircraft or UAV identity, configuration, installed systems, fleet operations and owner service programs.
Examples: drones, avionics, connected aircraft systems.Make installation, remote diagnostics, warranty context and recurring services available across owners and service networks.
Examples: appliances, HVAC, access, meters, refrigeration.Coordinate device inventory, approved configuration and service access for connected equipment within a regulated operating environment.
Examples: diagnostic equipment, monitors, care devices.Track installations, keep equipment visible and connect maintenance teams to the right machine and site history.
Examples: production systems, field assets, industrial IoT.Link distributed energy assets to installers, operators and service teams while developing software and service revenues.
Examples: solar inverters, batteries, utility meters.Build on proven provisioning heritage to deploy endpoint fleets with customer-specific settings, remote updates and channel support.
Examples: business phones, routers, switches, gateways.Connect product identity, installation, health, remote service and subscription-based monitoring across distributed storage assets.
Examples: home batteries, commercial storage, fleet packs.Provision connected assets, follow their status through locations and give operators and service partners the right fleet view.
Examples: trackers, refrigerated containers, smart lockers.Manage deployed machines and sensors, support dealers remotely and attach digital services to the equipment in the field.
Examples: precision sensors, irrigation, farm machinery.Each capability has its own practical use cases. Together they give the OEM one continuous relationship with every product it ships.
Register a device, match it to its model and customer, then deliver the right setup for its location and use. Support direct activation, factory enrollment and partner installation workflows.
Faster rollout. Fewer setup errors. Consistent deployments at scale.
See which devices are installed, where they are, what state they are in and who is responsible. Give support and operations teams the context needed to manage configuration, software and service.
Better uptime and support with less field effort.
Link a device to access, connectivity, support, feature packages or usage-based services. Connect commercial entitlements with the installed base and the OEM’s preferred payment stack.
Build recurring revenue, upgrades and renewals around products already in the field.
Give each partner a workspace that reflects their role, territory, customers and installed products. Keep the manufacturer, distributor, reseller, integrator, installer and customer connected to the same device record.
Scale the channel without losing visibility, access control or service continuity.
The original platform was built for device provisioning, management and partner operations in communications. Its foundation is proven with 1.6 million endpoints installed worldwide and a network of over 5,000 distributors, resellers and installers.
MarsOrbit’s opportunity is to modernize that core and adapt it to many classes of connected products through device-specific integrations.
Start with one product family and a defined pilot. Prove activation, remote operations, service economics and channel workflows before scaling to more devices and markets.

MarsOrbit connects technical operations with commercial outcomes across the installed base.
Turn repeated device setup into controlled onboarding and partner-assisted installation.
Give support teams the right device, customer and location context before they act.
Introduce paid services, software capabilities and renewals around active products.
Let authorized partners operate within their own customer and device portfolios.
Keep identity and lifecycle history connected as devices move through owners, sites and partners.
Use operational and service signals to inform better products and programs.
Map one device family, its channel and its service opportunities into a practical pilot.