From now, we apply the same mechanism as Sigfox – once you register a new device, we store information about the acquired connectivity product but without start-end range. The subscription will stay inactive, you will not see any dates in shopping cart or in connectivity details. Once we receive the first message, we activate your subscription and update start-end range accordingly.

You can now register large number of devices in one batch and the subscription clock will start ticking only after the first message is received, so you will not loose any time from acquired subscription in case there is a delay between device registration and device installation on site.

We have refactored the tracing dashboard from the scratch with the goal of better scaling for large number of devices (you can render up to 1.000 devices without a paging now) and with better message detail. New or imprived features:

1. Optimised for display of large number of devices
2. Show/hide devices based on movement activity, the last choice is stored in browser cache:
   1. Active = device updated its position in last 60 minutes
   2. Recent = device updated its position in last 24 hours (but it is not active now)
   3. Inactive = device has not updated its position in last 24h
3. Filter devices based on Tag
4. Message list includes messages without location data
5. Expandable message detail – same details as on main dashboard
6. Zoom to specific marker from the list of messages
7. Highlight the marker on mouse over the message in message list
8. Detail information about stopped time – calculated based on the param in Preferences
9. Choose between roadmap and hybrid map view, the last choice is stored in browser cache
10. Colour of movement trajectory changes based on map type

The list of messages now includes all messages, event the messages without the position. Red message = device was not moving, Blue message = device changed the location based on the preferences:

You can see a message detail, same data and structure like on the main dashboard:

Added support for FlexSense from Connected Inventions.

All devices manage the battery status in different ways. Some are sending 3 levels, some are sending only the low battery status, some are sending volts, some mV… We are introducing unified battery level that will enable to map all device specific statuses into one battery level status with clear business meaning. There will be 4 statuses: Full, Normal, Low, Critical.

From now, the unified battery level is added to Ayga and all new SimpleHW devices using API 6. We will add to other devices once we collect the mapping data from device manufactures.

In the first phase, you will see an unified battery level right beside Sigfox LQI indicator and you will be able to use the indicator in the definition of notification rules, later you will be able to search devices by battery status.

Since we have added a support for user permissions, user levels started to be confusing…so they are gone 🙂