为经常出差的团队打理 eSIM

It depends mostly on headcount. With a handful of travellers a year, buy-and-claim is manageable. As the number grows, one administrator ordering saves more time, because documents arrive in one format, the data lives in one register, and nobody chases receipts from several people. The trade-off is that the administrator needs real time for it, not a task added to someone already stretched.

Generally not once it has been installed, because the profile is bound to the device it was installed on. Plan on the basis of one profile per person per trip. If it has not been installed and nobody has scanned the QR, the situation is different, though it still depends on the plan's own terms. In that case, contact us with the order number and we can look at what is possible.

Start from the nature of the work: someone running video meetings from the destination uses noticeably more than someone at a trade fair with email and maps. The most accurate source is your own team's previous trips, readable from the data usage history on the travellers' phones. After two or three trips you will have team numbers that set a better standard than any general average.

Three lines are enough: what the company pays for, what the employee must send back, and what happens to the profile at the end of the trip. The point to handle carefully is any request to access or manage a personal device, which should be agreed in advance and go through HR rather than being decided ad hoc by one administrator.

At least one to two working days before departure, so there is room to solve a device or installation problem and so the traveller installs while still on Wi-Fi they trust. Ordering the night before usually works, but it removes every option if something does not go to plan, and that is an unnecessary risk when the itinerary was known weeks earlier.

Switch off or delete profiles that have expired, and confirm the home number is carrying data normally again. Check the register first to be sure the plan really has expired, because deleting a profile is generally irreversible. If it still has validity and a return trip is coming up soon, keeping it makes more sense.

An installed profile is bound to that device and generally cannot move. Stop renewals and plan a new purchase for whoever takes over.

Yes for business customers above a volume threshold; contact the business team to scope access and authentication.