
1oT launches native IoT connectivity with Turkcell
1oT is expanding into the Turkish market with localized connectivity through our collaboration with Turkcell.

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Mikk knows eSIM technology inside out, and not just the theory. He's closely involved in building the products that make global IoT connectivity possible. He dives into eSIM architecture, GSMA standards, connectivity platforms, and the tricky technical bits that make it all work.
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1oT is expanding into the Turkish market with localized connectivity through our collaboration with Turkcell.

February was a billing month. Main update solves the frustration where credit and suspension management that’s been working against customers instead of for them.

January was cleanup month. We tackled the kind of debt that accumulates when you're shipping fast—performance bottlenecks that show up when you hit real scale, UI quirks that make you click twice when once should work, and those bugs we kept hearing about but hadn't prioritized. Nothing flashy this month, just making the platform faster and less annoying to use.

We shipped custom columns to 1oT Terminal. If you've ever kept a spreadsheet with ICCIDs mapped to device serial numbers or project codes, you can finally stop. Plus: API access for sub-clients and faster re-ordering.

We’ve focused this month on making it easier to fine-tune workflows and improving speed and reliability in 1oT Terminal.

June’s Terminal updates were about making billing and payment related processes smoother and more flexible. From our eSIM Core side, we have published a public API for managing and orchestrating the eSIM lifecycle.

Our recent product updates include improving the invoicing experience on 1oT Terminal and making eIM configuration operations available in 1oT eSIM Core.

April’s product updates include a smoother experience ordering new SIMs and reviewing past Terminal notices, and introducing new functions to the eSIM IoT Remote Manager.