SDF Fleet Management
Running a business often requires complex actions. SDF therefore wants to help farmers to optimise their operations and increase efficiency. The connectivity solutions from SDF keep farmers connected and always at the centre of the action. The digital connection between different end points allows significant increases in productivity. Linking machines, the office and any other external sources simplifies work processes, allowing convenient management of relevant data. SDF Connected Farming Systems offers two modules for this which can be installed to suit the farmer’s requirements: the Basic Telematic Module (BTM) that enables bluetooth connection to farmer’s smartphone, and the Communication Telematic Module (CTM), with an integrated e-SIM card to have instantaneous and continuous connection to the internet.
Connectivity enables monitoring of telemetry data, and transferring of other important information, e.g. task data from the iMonitor, to the central office tools.
To serve different customer needs, SDF proposes two levels of service:
SDF Fleet Management Lite – mobile first solution
SDF Fleet Management Lite offers an entry level for transmitting machine data to a mobile device in the simplest possible way. The BTM (Basic Telematic Module) transmits the telemetry data to a smartphone conveniently via Bluetooth. Information such as fuel consumption, utilisation and productivity can then be viewed conveniently through an app.
SDF Fleet Management - online advanced fleet monitoring
SDF Fleet Management provides all important data of your machine at all times. The map view shows position and status of individual machines or an entire fleet in real time. The location history provides useful information. Farmers or contractors can also view all performance data of their machines, including fuel consumption, operating hours, engine utilisation or warning messages. This allows maximum utilisation and optimised fuel saving, resulting in reductions in running costs for farmers and contractors. On request, so-called virtual fences can be set up so a warning message is displayed if a machine leaves the defined area. This is based on the GPS position of the machine with the respective location progress.
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