The comprehensive tool to work with eSIM profiles.
eUICC Profile Creator enables you to:
eSIM profiles in the interoperable Trusted Connectivity Alliance (TCA) format.
Overview
The profile is an important element in the eSIM ecosystem. When deployed and activated on an eSIM, the profile controls the radio connectivity of a mobile device. For instance, it enables a device to authenticate to the network and secures access to a 3GPP release network core.
The eSIM profile consists of a set of components that include security domains, network access applications, the file system, and connectivity parameters and it must conform to the interoperable description format defined by Trusted Connectivity Alliance.
eUICC Profile Creator is the perfect companion when working with eSIM profiles as all changes to a profile are immediately visible and instantly verified against the supplied rule sets, giving you definitive clarity on the correctness of the eSIM profile.
Who is it for?
Companies that provide communications services, including but not limited to:
Companies working with eSIM profiles e.g.:
Would you like to discuss about profile creation in light of your specific context or would you like to see the tool in action? Let's get in touch!
Create an eSIM profile
You want to create a new profile with all profile elements defining your card's behavior? Just start with an empty profile package and add predefined profile element templates for all profile element types. A context sensitive help on profile elements and their content supports you editing the eSIM profile.
Modify profile aspects according to individual requirements
Interpretation of the profile element ASN.1 content allows a convenient editing and modification of the eSIM profile. You are able to build up and modify your file system on profile element level (TCA templates or Generic File Management). The resulting file system based on the defined profile elements is shown in the File System View. File control parameter and file content are supported by file specific interpretations.
Validate the content of Your eSIM profile
You received an eSIM profile and want to inscpect the correctness of the content? Just load the eSIM profile and all content is available to you. In real time, the eSIM profile will be validated by executing predefind validation rules derived from TCA, 3GPP, 3GPP2 and ETSI specifications. Violations are reported and indicated in the editor. An overall error report can be generated and shared with colleagues.
Real time validation also supports you to avoid errors during profile creation.
Prepare & personalize profile package templates
You want to define a profile template forlater re-use? Simply define variables which shall be later replaced by 'real' values in a profile package. Batch personalization allows you to prepare your personalized set of eSIM profiles. Alternatively, you can export a hexadecimal profile description including the variable names which can be included into your personalisation process.
How the eSIM enables M(V)NOs to be back in control without having in-depth technical know-how and how to seize this opportunity.
Optimizing the development process in the collaborative effort between the SM-DP(+) Provider and its M(V)NO customers.
Mitigating the risk of negative business consequences of de-facto interoperability issues by an cost efficient managed testing service.
Ensure that an eSIM profile created by, for example, an SM-DP(+) provider or EUM meets the commercial and customer requirements.
Support for an agile, fast, custom-individual, and high-quality service deployment.
How an MVNE can increase its control over its communication product offering and grow its business flexibility.
Solutions for loading eSIM test profiles onto devices to enable testing of e.g. SAR, OTA, RF exposure and antenna performance in a simulated network environment.
How To Create an eSIM Profile From Scratch
Learn how to create an eSIM profile from scratch. Even if you don't know all the bits and details of the technical specifications inside out, you are going to know how to make sure to set up an error-free eSIM profile.
How To Edit and Modify an eSIM Profile
Learn how to easily edit & modify complex eSIM profiles. We show you all you need to know about working an a eSIM profile and how to decide between a generic text editor and a specialized eSIM profile editor.
How To Make Sure an eSIM Profile is Error-Free
This video is about ensuring that an eSIM profile is error-free. Concretely, this means that the profile follows all the rules of the relevant technical specifications from ETSI, 3GPP and the TCA. Learn what different types of rules exist and how to deal with errors.
How To Use Variables in an eSIM Profile
You don't need a single profile with all values hard-coded in the profile. You need a parameterized profile template, which contains variables at all places, for which you need to be able to flexibly fill in different values later on. After watching this video, you will know why using variables is a mighty methodology to create and maintain a family of profiles by creating parameterized templates..
How To Compare eSIM Profiles
How & why do you need to compare eSIM profiles? Comparing eSIM profiles is not an easy task, since profiles can be lay out & coded differently. After watching this video, though, you will know about the usefulness of profile comparison, the pitfalls, but also ways to get this done properly.
Marcus Dormanns presents a deep dive into the eSIM industry on the digital conference for wireless communication. He provides insights into how the upcoming generation of challenges shapes the industry.
For Communication Service Providers eSIM profile engineering is highly relevant. It shapes products, allows for flexible development & offers cost efficiencies. Join our 60-minute webinar and take control over eSIM profiles!
COMPRION unveils new 5G nrUICC tests for eSIM devices and shows how M(V)NOs can create eSIM profiles on their own.
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