Satellite Inventory: Structure and manage satellite and transponder resources
Satellite Inventory provides a centralized, structured view of all satellites, transponders, frequency plans, and capacity attributes. It ensures teams have accurate, operationally usable satellite data, enabling them to plan services, manage capacity, and support end‑to‑end operational workflows.
As part of the DataMiner xOps platform, Satellite Inventory supports the needs of satellite operators, broadcast and contribution teams, service providers, smart ecosystems, and defense organizations, helping them operate with precision and full control over satellite resources.
Key benefits:
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Centralized satellite visibility
Maintain a structured list of satellites with orbit, operator, longitude, and operational status. Teams gain instant clarity into all satellite assets in one place.
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Detailed transponder management
Define frequency bands, bandwidth, polarization, beams, and technical parameters. This gives engineering and operations full insight into how transponder capacity is structured.
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Ready‑to‑book capacity planning
Translate transponder plans into operationally bookable slots. This enables precise capacity reservations for scheduled services and workflows, ensuring efficient and conflict‑free usage.
Who uses Satellite Inventory?
Satellite Inventory is used by a broad range of teams that rely on accurate, structured satellite data in their daily operations, including:
- Satellite operations teams
- Broadcast & contribution engineers
- Network planners
- Capacity & service managers
These teams rely on Satellite Inventory to structure capacity, plan services, avoid conflicts, and maintain clear visibility over all satellite resources.
Powered by the DataMiner xOps platform
Satellite Inventory integrates seamlessly with the DataMiner xOps ecosystem. Satellite capacity can be booked and orchestrated through downstream apps like Satellite Scheduling, Workflow Designer, Resource Studio, and Service Ordering. This ensures consistent, data‑driven, end‑to‑end execution across technology, operations, and business layers.
