Multiple Destinations
Many satellite IoT devices send data in compact, proprietary formats that are not application ready. Cloudloop Data decodes these raw payloads and converts them into structured formats that can be routed directly into your systems or chosen destination.
Instead of writing your own decoding software, Cloudloop Data handles the translation and securely delivers the data to MQTT, HTTPS, AWS, Azure and other supported services.
Inspect individual message payloads, decode device data and view detailed telemetry and identifiers:
- Automatic payload decoding
- Device and message metadata
- Structured data view
Whether you are working with SBD or IMT, Cloudloop Data reduces development effort and accelerates integration.
Automatically Decoded Data
Multi Destination Delivery
Real Time Message Visibility
Structured JSON Output
REST API, MQTT and Webhook Integration
Live Messages Screen
View inbound and outbound messages in real time, monitor routing activity and track message delivery:
- Real-time visibility
- Message filtering
- MQTT broker for Certus IMT
Message Filters
Filter message activity and investigate history. Organize your data by project, customer, location or deployment stage for easier management at scale:
- Unified message view
- Advanced filtering
- Message history
- Flexible device grouping
- Custom names and icons
- Multi group support
Integrated Endpoints
Route decoded messages to one or multiple destinations, without needing to manage the underlying protocols yourself.
Choose from pre-integrated endpoints including:
- Amazon Web Services (AWS) – SQS, S3
- Microsoft Azure – Service Bus, Storage
- Google Cloud – Pub/Sub, Cloud Storage
- IoT Platforms – ThingSpeak, ThingsBoard
- Messaging & API access, including REST API, HTTP webhook, MQTT and Email
Device Agnostic Message Format
All decoded information is expressed as JSON data, enabling straightforward interpretation and seamless integration into any system. Toggle to HEX and ASCU versions of the message to see the actual bytes sent.
The delivery information displays the successful or unsuccessful retries as pulses (which occur repeatedly up to 12 hours, after which you can manually attempt redelivery).
For larger payloads, using IMT and the MQTT broker, view data compression as a percentage in the decoded data. Our RockREMOTE devices compress the data before sending to minimize the payload. You’ll receive the decompressed version of the data automatically, saving you time and cost in the satellite data transfer.
Developer Tools and Documentation
Our developer portal offers ready‑to‑use code samples, detailed protocol breakdowns, and a full REST API. Everything you see in the UI is available programmatically.
Dive into clear, bite‑sized documentation and get your data streaming into your own systems faster than ever.
Visit the Developer Site for more informationMore From Cloudloop
Subscription Manager
Easily oversee connectivity plans, usage trends, and billing for all active devices in one place.
Device Manager
Remotely monitor device status and push firmware or configuration updates without on-site access.
Cloudloop Tracking
Stay connected to your fleet or team with real time tracking and customizable alerting options.
Cloudloop NOC
Gain expert support and live visibility into network performance, uptime, and traffic trends 24/7.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Cloudloop Data stores message history, allowing you to search and filter inbound and outbound messages by device, destination, message type, group or date range for troubleshooting and analysis.
Yes. All destinations support Mobile Originated (MO) messages from devices. Selected destinations also support Mobile Terminated (MT) messaging, enabling applications to publish commands back to compatible devices.
Yes. The same inbound message can be delivered to multiple configured destinations simultaneously, allowing different applications, cloud services or customer systems to consume the same data.
Cloudloop Data supports Iridium Short Burst Data (SBD) and Iridium Messaging Transport (IMT), providing a consistent way to receive, manage and route device messages across supported Ground Control hardware.
Cloudloop Data can deliver messages through REST APIs, HTTP webhooks, MQTT, email, AWS, Azure, Google Cloud and other supported destinations. The delivery method can be selected to suit your application. More information on developer docs link.
Yes. Where supported, Cloudloop Data automatically decodes payloads into structured JSON while also providing the original HEX and ASCII data for debugging and development.
Yes. Devices can be assigned to one or more groups based on customer, project, deployment stage or location, making large fleets easier to manage and monitor.
Yes. Cloudloop provides a comprehensive REST API, allowing you to automate workflows and access the same data available through the Cloudloop user interface.
Yes. Devices can belong to one or more groups, allowing you to organise deployments by customer, project, location or environment. Groups can also be used when routing messages and publishing to MQTT topics.
Yes. Cloudloop provides a secure MQTT broker using TLS certificate authentication. Developers can subscribe to device or group topics to receive messages in real time and publish Mobile Terminated messages to supported devices.
Start building with Cloudloop Data
Cloudloop Data helps derive greater value from satellite hardware and messaging by simplifying message handling and accelerating IoT integration.
For a no obligation demo or to learn more about Cloudloop Data and how it could benefit your IoT project, please complete the form, and one of our team will be in touch.