
Where an operator reaches the site, readings arrive within minutes. One standard 3GPP chip, no separate satellite modem.

Make your client’s project easier and give it more confidence with IoTData devices. Pump hour meters, flow and level measurement, weather stations and a hybrid transmitter, designed and built by Data Frontier in Brazil, with a platform and an API to pull the data into your system.
The transmitter picks the network; your integration stays the same. Where there is a tower, the reading goes over the mobile operator. Where there is none, it goes over satellite. Either way it lands in the same platform and the same API.

Where an operator reaches the site, readings arrive within minutes. One standard 3GPP chip, no separate satellite modem.

Where there is no tower, the same hybrid chip falls back to satellite. The satellite passes a few times a day, so the reading arrives within hours: fine for a daily report, not for an alarm that cannot wait.

For points with no cellular coverage where minutes matter, a dedicated transmitter on the DG satellite network delivers the reading within minutes.
Which network serves each point is checked in the site survey, before the proposal. Coverage changes with the country, the operator and the exact site, and we would rather check than promise. How we check coverage →
We design and build the hardware and write the software. You don’t assemble a puzzle of suppliers to close your project, and you don’t end up stuck between two warranties.
Logs pump running hours, with a reading every 15 minutes. Built for sun, dust and humidity, powered by a solar panel.
Clamp-on ultrasonic flow meter that doesn’t cut the pipe, or electromagnetic, plus a level sensor for wells and reservoirs. We reuse the client’s existing meter when it does the job.
Rain, temperature, humidity, wind and solar radiation on the same antenna as the intake. Useful for the irrigation scheduling you design and for the water-use report.
Standard 3GPP NB-IoT chip: cellular where there is a tower, satellite where there isn’t, with no separate satellite modem. Over cellular the data arrives in minutes; over satellite, within hours.
Dashboard, history stamped with the time of the event, alerts by e-mail and WhatsApp, reports, and an API so your system can pull the data of the clients you serve.
Reports and the API deliver readings in the format the receiving system asks for: yours, your client’s or an authority’s portal. Our 4G gateway also reads PLCs, inverters and meters over Modbus RTU (RS-485) and TCP.
See the 4G gateway
To be straight with you: we don’t have a channel program with published rules, a commission table, an online reseller discount or a partner count to show off. What exists today is the equipment, the platform up and running, and the will to work with people who already serve the end customer. The format and the terms come out of the conversation, in writing, before the first proposal.
You introduce the client and keep your role as consultant or designer. We handle the proposal, the equipment and the support, and how the referral is recognized is agreed beforehand, case by case.
You buy the equipment and sell it within your own contract, at your own price. Commercial terms by volume and by project, discussed with a real case on the table; there is no published price list.
We supply and configure; your team installs in the field, with our support the first time. A good fit if you already have a drilling or irrigation crew covering the region.

Data Frontier is based in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, and builds from hardware to software: hour meter, metering station, weather station, hybrid transmitter, 4G gateway and the IoTData platform with its API. We also work on predictive maintenance in industry, robotic data collection and solar plant monitoring — if your client has those problems too, the same team solves them.
That’s not how we want to work. When the client comes through you, how they will be served is agreed beforehand, in writing, in the first conversation. Since we don’t have a formal program with published rules yet, every agreement is set case by case — which is exactly why it is written down before the first proposal goes out.
There is no published table yet, and we won’t invent one for this page. Price and terms come from the project: number of points, type of intake or machine, distance, and who installs. Bring a real case and we’ll work out the number with you.
It depends on the country, the state or region, and the conditions of their permit. Metering and telemetry requirements vary a lot between jurisdictions, and we won’t summarize them on a web page. Bring the permit conditions and we’ll tell you what the equipment can deliver.
Today the standard is that your client has their own access to the IoTData platform and you have access to the sites you serve. Your own brand on the dashboard is possible as a project, with agreed scope and timeline; it is not a switch we flip on the spot. Better to ask before promising it to your client.
Both are agreed per project. Usually your crew installs, with the equipment configured by us beforehand and our support on the first installation; responsibility for the electrical work follows the rules of your country. What we don’t do is ship a box and disappear: support comes straight from the team that designed the hardware.
No. The administrative process belongs to your client and their consultant — that’s your job, not ours. We bring the equipment, the platform and the data in the format the process asks for, through reports and the API.
A reply from an engineer, not a bot. If you already have a case on the table — a well to hand over, a permit renewal to support, an irrigation project on the drawing board — bring it, and the conversation gets much more useful.
E-mail [CONTACT E-MAIL]Engineering, firmware and manufacturing by Data Frontier, Brazil.This page is an invitation to talk: there is no channel program with published rules and no commission table, and every agreement is put in writing before the first proposal.