Systems
A System is a named, hierarchical group of devices. A System can represent a site, building, machine, robot, or fleet. It has its own image canvas for placing its members. Systems can nest. For example, a headquarters can contain floors, and a floor can contain rooms. Each level shows its direct device count. A System […]
Dashboards
A dashboard is a grid of widgets that shows device data and provides selected device controls. Widgets update automatically, and users with the right permissions can move, resize, edit, pin, or delete them. This page explains the dashboard grid, the settings shared by all widgets, and the options for each widget type. Widgets request the […]
Supported Devices
You can connect devices that send JSON over MQTT, HTTPS, or WSS. NEQTO.ai also parses several gateway and sensor families with little or no payload shaping. This page lists those families and the device profiles covered by the platform’s parser and integration support. “Supported” has two meanings. Natively parsed. NEQTO.ai decodes the raw protocol for […]
Tags
Tags are simple key:value labels you attach to devices so you can group, find, and filter them. For example, Location:Los Angeles or floor:3 can group devices by site, role, owner, or another category. Create a tag once, then reuse it across many devices. Tags are reusable labels. A tag exists at the account or application […]
Maps
The Map page places device pins on an image of a physical space, such as a floor plan, site layout, rack diagram, or piece of equipment. Each pin shows a live reading and changes color when an alert fires. A map is an image overlay. You upload an image and place device pins on it. […]
Ask AI
Ask AI lets you ask questions about device data and draft widgets, alerts, and tag changes in plain language. It uses your current account or application scope. On supported pages, it also receives a small summary of the page and selected items. You approve changes. Ask AI can prepare a widget or alert, but you […]
Applications
An Application is a workspace for a specific project or team. It groups selected devices and device endpoints with its own dashboards, alerts, maps, tags, and access settings. Each application provides a separate view of selected account resources. Quick Start Use these steps to create an application and give its users access. 1 Open Applications […]
Analytics
Analytics summarizes device status, connectivity, and alert activity for an application. It combines an AI Analysis Report with summary cards, recent alerts, two charts, and a CSV export. The page is read-only; you choose a time range and review the results. Analytics turns stored device readings and alert events into a report for the selected […]
Alerts
Alerts watch your device data and tell you when something needs attention. You define a condition, NEQTO.ai checks every reading against it, and when the condition is met it fires an alert and notifies the people you chose. Every alert that fires is recorded in Alert History so you can track and triage it. The […]
Administration
Administration controls who can use your account and what they can do. An Account is your organization, and Applications are workspaces inside it. Users can have an account-wide role, a role in one or more applications, or both. Account and application permissions are separate. Two scopes of access: account-wide roles, and per-application roles. A user […]
