A Nottinghamshire business communications company that sells mobile data SIMs and connectivity through UK IT and telecoms resellers.
Jola is a UK company that supplies mobile connectivity through other businesses. It describes itself as a channel-only supplier of business communications, specialising in mobile data SIMs. Its customers are managed service providers, internet service providers, IT support firms and telecoms resellers, rather than the public. They buy SIMs and services from Jola and use its self-service Mobile Manager platform to manage them, and the company says it has more than 1,000 partners.
The range goes beyond SIMs. Jola's pages list JolaMobile SIMs for machine-to-machine devices, roaming and voice and data, JolaCalls (a replacement for old phone lines, with SIP trunks, cloud numbers and call recording), intelligent 4G and 5G routers, JolaPhone with Webex integration, and JolaNet. It serves sectors including retail, transport, logistics, the public sector and broadcasting. A 2026 news item on its site mentions unlimited voice and data SIMs on the EE network and an outdoor 5G connectivity product.
Jola is headquartered in Nottinghamshire, with a Nottingham-area phone number, and is a UK-only focus in how it sells. In July 2022 it was acquired by Wireless Logic, a global IoT connectivity provider, and it stays independently run inside the Wireless Logic Group with its UK channel focus. Andrew Dickinson was its chief executive at the time of the sale. We have listed it separately because it keeps its own name, team and partners.
The pages we read do not give a founding date, founders, or a formal mission, so we will not invent them. They do show a company that invests in its relationships with partners, running a Partner Programme and an annual Partner Day, and that has been recognised in industry awards, including the Channel National Awards and the Comms Business Awards 2026. That tells us it is a company that values working closely with resellers, though the wording is the company's own.
A company that sells through partners needs people in many roles, including technical support and network engineers, account managers who look after resellers, sales and marketing teams, product specialists, and operations and billing staff. If you like phones and gadgets and are good with people, channel businesses of this sort are a way into the telecoms world that does not need you to build the network yourself. Business studies, computing, maths and good communication are useful. Look on the company's own website for what is open.
Website: www.jola.co.uk
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