10 November 2026
Intella and SSC Space partner to bring Mercury v2 into the CMS
Milan, 10 November 2026.
Intella and SSC Space have partnered to integrate Mercury v2 into the SSC Space CMS.
An operations team on SSC Space’s CMS gets checks that run on every pass and events with a recommended action attached, in the place they already look.
The SSC Space CMS is a mission control system that integrates mission services with automation, enabling scaling operations from small to large constellations without complexity.
What the integration does
Mercury takes the telemetry the CMS already gathers, runs the operations team’s own workflows on it, and returns the resulting events back into the CMS, where the operator is already working.
There is no second screen and no new place to look. An operator keeps using the system they already run, and the events arrive inside it.
Why it matters
For an operator, the useful question is not how software behaves on its own, but how it behaves inside the stack they already run. That is what this integration answers.
Intella brings mission assurance into SSC Space’s CMS, turning operator knowledge and experience into repeatable workflows that support automated monitoring and informed operational decision-making.
What Mercury v2 brings
Mercury v2 was released earlier this month. It turns the reasoning an operations team already applies into checks that run live on every pass, built and maintained by the team itself in a visual editor.
When something departs from what was expected, it returns a prescriptive report: what happened, in what context, and what to do about it. Mercury proposes. The operations team decides.
Seeing it work
The integration will be running live at Space Tech Expo Europe in Bremen, 17 to 19 November, at SSC Space’s booth B20.
See the full walkthrough on the Mercury v2 page.
About SSC Space
SSC Space (formerly Swedish Space Corporation) is a leading global provider of advanced space services, with more than 50 years of experience. We help space organizations, research institutes, commercial and institutional actors from all over the world to get access to space. With local presence on all continents and about 800 committed employees, we offer specialist expertise in satellite communications and satellite control services, spacecraft operations, rocket and balloon systems, launch services and flight test services, as well as engineering, operations and consultancy services for space missions. We enable successful space projects within Earth observation, telecommunications, security, meteorology, navigation and positioning, scientific research and other applications. Among our strongest assets are Esrange Space Center in northern Sweden, set out to be a leading provider of satellite launch services from mainland Europe, as well as one of the world’s largest commercial ground station networks for satellite communications. For more information, visit www.sscspace.com.