Orange Pi Android app scripting with results to cloud

Our business installs cell boosters and passive DAS systems in building over a large geographical area. Our larger sites have boosters that allow remote monitoring. We are looking to develop a remote monitoring solution that can be used with some of our lower cost offerings. Our initial testing has been done with an Orange Pi device. We were able to do some rudimentary scripting and get the application to email the results we are looking for. If another platform would better serve this application including LTE and BT at the same price point, we are open to suggestions. This app will be used to monitor multiple systems. Each system will have an Orange Pi device monitoring it. At a regularly scheduled basis (every 2 hours), script will need to start our app that connects to our smart cell booster via Bluetooth. The booster manufacturer application uses Bluetooth to connect to the booster. If there are multiple boosters, they are identified by serial number or a user-defined hostname, and the user must select which to log in to. If there is only one booster in range, the application automatically connects to that booster. Once in the application, the script will either need to screen scrape the data needed: Bands being boosted (maximum of 2 bands) For each band: -Input RSSI -Input RSRP -Input SINR -Input RSRQ -Downlink Echo Gain -Downlink System Gain -Uplink System Gain We would like for this data to uploaded via the LTE connection to a web app. Our support email address will receive alerts if any of the parameters fall below certain thresholds. We would like to retain 30 days of data and it presented in graphical format (each parameter over time) per site. We are open to a hosted solution if the recurring fee is reasonable. Otherwise, we can host it ourselves. The attached files show the various stages of the smart booster app where the information we are looking to monitor needs to be gathered. UPDATE: Uploaded a video file to show the application we use to connect and the data that we need extracted from that app.