Starlink Enterprise Management Guides
Plain answers about running Starlink Enterprise accounts, from Starlink's public documentation: many accounts, managed accounts, service lines, usage and data blocks, and the API behind them.
Starlink Enterprise Management: The Complete Guide
Starlink Enterprise management means running many Starlink accounts, service lines and terminals through Starlink's Enterprise API. What the API covers, how accounts, managed accounts and service accounts fit together, and what to demand from a management platform.
Read guideHow to Manage Multiple Starlink Accounts
Organisations with more than one Starlink account manage them through the Starlink dashboard one at a time, through a service account per account, or through managed accounts. What each approach involves, from Starlink's public documentation.
Read guideStarlink API Rate Limits in Practice
The Starlink Enterprise API allows 250 requests a minute per account and 1,000 token requests per 15 minutes per IP address. What the limits mean for an estate, and why Starlink recommends syncing to your own database, from Starlink's public documentation.
Read guideStarlink API Service Accounts and Permissions
Every call to the Starlink Enterprise API uses a V2 service account: a client ID, a permission set and up to 20 secrets. Who can create one, how permissions and secrets work, and how to revoke access, from Starlink's public documentation.
Read guideStarlink Data Usage and Data Blocks Across Accounts
Starlink priority data comes in recurring data blocks and top-ups, and usage is read per service line per billing cycle. How data blocks, opt-in and the usage query work through the Enterprise API, from Starlink's public documentation.
Read guideStarlink Managed Accounts Explained
Starlink managed accounts arrange many accounts as a tree under a manager account, with one service account reaching every account below it and permissions inherited downward. How they work, from Starlink's public documentation.
Read guideStarlink Service Lines: Activate, Change and Transfer
A Starlink service line carries a terminal's service: its plan, data blocks, address and name. How service lines are activated, changed and moved between accounts through the Enterprise API, from Starlink's public documentation.
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