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Caelex for satellite operators

The compliance platform for GEO, LEO, EO, communications, navigation, and science-mission satellite operators across Europe.

Caelex is the regulatory workspace for satellite operators navigating the EU Space Act, NIS2, and national licensing regimes. One system of record across operator classification, authorization, registration, frequency coordination, insurance, and debris obligations — per satellite, per jurisdiction, per mission phase.

Regimes you’ll interact with

Which Caelex products fit

How it works

  1. 1. Profile your operation

    Enter operator type (LEO / GEO / EO / comms / navigation), jurisdiction(s), mission phase, constellation tier. Caelex derives the applicable article set deterministically.

  2. 2. Close the gaps

    The platform flags every missing document, evidence item, and authorization step. Astra (AI copilot) drafts authorization dossiers against the latest article text.

  3. 3. File and track

    Submit to the national competent authority via the NCA portal. Track correspondence, deadline cascades, and mission-phase reporting requirements in one timeline.

  4. 4. Stay compliant

    Caelex monitors regulatory changes (Atlas sources), flags impacts, and updates your compliance posture. Ephemeris forecasts compliance futures 90 days out.

Frequently asked questions

Does Caelex help with EU Space Act authorization?

Yes. Caelex maps all 119 EU Space Act articles to your operator classification, determines whether you fall under the standard or light regime, generates the authorization dossier, and tracks the submission to the competent national authority.

Can Caelex handle my NIS2 reporting?

Yes. Caelex classifies your entity as Essential or Important, maps your controls against the 51 NIS2 requirements, and supports the 24h / 72h / 1-month incident-reporting workflow through the national CSIRT channel.

Does Caelex support ITU filings?

Caelex tracks the full ITU filing lifecycle (API, CR/C, Notification, Recording) and coordinates with the national regulator (BNetzA, ANFR, ILR, Ofcom, etc.) that acts as your notifying administration.

How does Caelex handle multi-jurisdiction operations?

Each satellite and each mission phase is evaluated per applicable jurisdiction. Cross-references between regimes (e.g. EU Space Act article ↔ German SatDSiG clause ↔ COPUOS guideline) are surfaced automatically so you see one consolidated view.

Next step

Run the free compliance assessment or book a personalised demo.