Houston – September 16, 2026 -- Eutelsat Network Solutions and G&S SatCom launched an enhanced version of the Online Management Tool (OMT), a platform powered by G&S SatConnect® that lets government users plan, provision and adapt connectivity services across the OneWeb low Earth orbit (LEO) constellation.
New platform automates service provisioning for government satellite users
The upgraded OMT digitizes service management processes that were previously manual, cutting administrative overhead and shortening the time needed to activate operational LEO services. Authorized users can plan connectivity requirements, provision new services, manage LEO service configurations, and control organizational access roles through the platform.
Role-based access controls support shared capacity and simultaneous operation models
The tool applies flexible role- and permission-based structures to align user capabilities with commercial agreements and service needs. It also supports emerging operational models, including shared capacity pools and simultaneous operations, giving customers more configurations for how LEO capacity is allocated and used.
Executives cite faster, single-pane-of-glass control over mission-driven connectivity
"Our customers told us that they wanted greater power to connect anywhere and anyhow they'd like on the planet," said Ed Slater, Chief Commercial Officer, Eutelsat Network Solutions. He said integrating G&S SatConnect® into the OMT gives users the ability to provision connectivity for global coverage while operating at speed.
David Schmitz, CEO of G&S SatCom, said the new OMT delivers a unified environment that gives users greater operational control over how LEO services are planned, provisioned and adapted as mission requirements evolve.
Dashboard adds real-time visibility into usage and performance data
The new OMT includes a dashboard displaying service, usage, statistical and performance data, intended to help users evaluate available capabilities and make faster, better-informed connectivity decisions across the OneWeb LEO network.