Eseye AnyNet+ IoT eSIM and Infinity Platform

Eseye is a UK-based global IoT connectivity and eSIM orchestration provider serving enterprises and mobile network operators; its press releases are datelined Guildford and co-founder Paul Marshall serves as Chief Customer Officer. It focuses on keeping large IoT estates connected across countries and networks, and reports more than 1,000 IoT project deployments.

AnyNet+ is a multi-IMSI IoT eSIM that combines remote SIM provisioning with intelligent fallback across more than 800 networks in 190 countries. Infinity is a cloud-native connectivity management platform that acts as an eSIM Orchestrator under GSMA SGP.32, handling profile lifecycle, network selection, compliance and unified billing, and also supports SGP.02 and SGP.22 from one interface. Integra offers white-label eSIM orchestration for operators, and the portfolio also includes iSIM, on-device AnyNet SMARTconnect software, IoT routers and device testing and certification services.

• AnyNet+ eSIM: multi-IMSI IoT eSIM with remote provisioning and intelligent fallback.
• Infinity CMP: cloud-native platform for orchestration, analytics and control.
• SGP.32 orchestration: eSIM Orchestrator role for the new GSMA IoT standard.
• Integra: white-label eSIM orchestration and connectivity management for operators.
• AnyNet SMARTconnect: on-device software that manages network switching.
• Device services: IoT routers, design, testing and certification support.

A Vietnamese EV charging operator can keep chargers online with multi-network eSIMs. A payment terminal or vending machine company can manage thousands of devices and swap operator profiles remotely. A Vietnamese telecom operator could offer white-label eSIM orchestration to enterprise IoT customers using Integra.

Devices stay online by switching between more than 800 networks when one fails. Enterprises manage SGP.02, SGP.22 and SGP.32 eSIMs from one interface instead of running separate systems. A managed orchestration service reduces the effort that 75.4% of surveyed enterprises expect from self-managing SGP.32. ISO 27001, ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certifications support enterprise procurement.

Eseye's 2026 survey found 75.6% of enterprises treat IoT connectivity as a board-level priority and 74.3% expect 2G and 3G shutdowns to affect them. The SGP.32 standard is reshaping how IoT eSIMs are provisioned. As Southeast Asian operators retire older networks, meters, trackers and payment terminals in the region face similar migration needs.

UK-based; press releases are datelined Guildford and co-founder Paul Marshall is Chief Customer Officer. Holds ISO 27001, ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certifications. Customers shown include Amazon, AT&T, Shell Recharge and InstaVolt; selected Thales for SGP.32 eSIM provisioning.