Clear and Precise Real-Time Equipment Mapping at NanoLink

By embedding Velos IoT’s API directly into their deployment workflow, NanoLink eliminated manual SIM activation—transforming a time-consuming hurdle into an automated, zero-touch process that scales across 700+ networks.”

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Case Study

Zero-Touch Scalability for Global Asset Mapping

5 Key Highlights You Will Learn:

  • Workflow Automation: How API integration removes the bottleneck of manual SIM activation during large-scale rollouts.
  • Hybrid Tracking Infrastructure: Supporting a “gateway” model where GPS trackers and BLE beacons work in tandem via a resilient GSM backbone.
  • Non-Steered Reliability: Ensuring precise, real-time mapping by allowing devices to connect to the strongest available local signal without bias.
  • Remote Estate Oversight: Monitoring and provisioning a global SIM base from a single, centralized management pane.
  • Optimized Operational Costs: How streamlined onboarding and competitive international roaming rates drive higher ROI for asset tracking.
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