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Activate a business eSIM for a new employee, full flow in one go.

An eSIM comes as a QR code or via the carrier app. For SMB the QR email from the carrier is still the norm, scan with the iPhone camera in Settings > Cellular > Add eSIM. Do not store that email in a personal inbox, eSIM QRs are one-time-use and you need them on device failure.

Try this first

  1. 1Carrier portal or account manager: request new eSIM profile on the right number or a new one.
  2. 2QR email goes to the admin's work mailbox, not the employee's, and the admin saves it in a password vault.
  3. 3On the iPhone: Settings > Cellular > Add eSIM > scan QR, label it ('Work').
  4. 4Test a call and a data session, sometimes you must explicitly set the eSIM as default for data or voice.

When to bring us in

Ask if your carrier supports eSIM Quick Transfer / SM-DP+, much cleaner than mailing QRs, we arrange the switch.

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