Overview of last notifications
Check the list of last notifications sent to e-mail, SMS or pushed to mobile phones.
Track the last values from past messages on the main dashboard
Imagine your device sends messages with door status – the door is open or closed. You utilize the main dashboard and monitor a door status regularly but once your device sends a heartbeat or any other message not containing a door status, you have to dig into the history and search the last status. From now, you can start tracking specific data and have them visible on your main dashboard even if the last message from the device does not contain such information.
How to start tracking such data:
Go to device Settings and choose data you want to track on the last activity tab:
Then even if the last message does not contain Door status (e.g. Heartbeat), you will see it:
New device support – Adeunis Pulse
Adeunis Pulse, for monitoring of utilization of gas, water, and electricity. Device support alerts on access flow, on leakage before the meter, and dismounting of the meter.
More details at: https://partners.sigfox.com/products/adeunis-pulse-v2-rc1
Recover deleted device
Have you deleted the device by mistake?
Register it again, enter the ID of the deleted device and it will be back in the currently selected group in one simple step, including the connectivity and platform access. The messages will not be recovered.
“Opened parcel in Singapore” based on Atlas data only
From now, you will be able to get a notification based on combination of data callback and data advance callback! For example, you send a parcel with cheap device, light sensor only, no GPS, no Wifi sensors. The parcel arrives to Singapore, the recipient opens it and device sends message about the parcel being opened. The following data advance callback sends latitude and longitude matching the predefined geoplace and IO Frog sends a custom messages combining these two messages together = the parcel is opened in Singapore.
Splitting Group settings from Group management
Based on the feedback from 2.0, we have separated the Group settings from Group management. Group settings (tags, geoplaces, rules…) depend on selected group but group management (creating sub groups, moving devices between the groups etc.) does not depend on currently selected group, so it was confusing to have both on one screen.
Connected AirWits PM
AirWits PM is a connected particulate matter, temperature, and humidity metering device for real and accurate air quality monitoring with ultra-low lifetime costs.
Check more: https://partners.sigfox.com/products/connected-airwits-pm-rcz4
GPS tracker Globalsat ST 580
I/O Frog added support for new GPS tracker Globalsat ST 580 from Taiwan.
Transition to IO Frog 2.0 is scheduled on Sunday, June 28th
If everything goes to plan, from next Monday, June 29th, you should enjoy the new version of IO Frog 2.0. It is the biggest release we have ever done. Our goal was to build a supersolid foundation for the massive industry scaling and utilisation of IoT in a vast array of scenarios. We will host a webinar this Friday to give you a sneak preview. Don’t hesitate and register for the webinar now.
New features include:
- Devices are organized into groups
- All groups are in one tree-like structure
- User can create own sub-groups
- Users have specific access to groups. The access is defined by user permissions and roles.
- Categories are transformed into Tags
- Microservices are now Forwardings/webhooks with the improved user interface
- Tag, Geoplaces, Rules, Public Channels, and Forwardings (formally Microservices) are moved from user level to group level and thus are available for all devices in a group.
- New Notification rules
- Multiple recipients
- Message templates
- You identify recipients of push notifications by their email (multiple allowed) so, only these users will receive push notifications.
- Conditions using boolean AND/OR logic and all data from the message
- Invitation of new users to the selected group
- Updated API documentation in standard Open API 3.0 format
All details related to IO Frog 2.0 are being published here: https://iofrog.com/io-frog-2-0/
To deliver all these features and migrate the system, it is necessary to temporarily suspend IO Frog services. The migration will take a short time and the migration window is from 9pm CEST time on Sunday, June 28th until midnight. We strive to make the transformation for you as smooth as possible and we do apologize if everything is not 100% perfect right after the migration.
Comet model W0832
Added support for model W0832 with 3 temperature channels.