Integrations
Integrations connect NEQTO.ai to external APIs and brokers. NEQTO.ai opens the connection using the service URL and credentials you provide. A pull integration brings data into NEQTO.ai, while a push integration sends data out. Custom integrations support TLS-secured HTTPS, WSS, and MQTTS connections. Integration or Device Endpoint? Use a Device Endpoint when your hardware or […]
Widget Calculations
Widget Calculations let a widget display a computed value instead of a raw reading. There are two ways to build one, and this page covers both: A Quick Combination pairs two attributes with a single operation: add, subtract, multiply, or divide. Good for differences, sums, and ratios, like the gap between two temperatures. An Advanced […]
Data Push
Data Push sends a payload on demand from NEQTO.ai to an MQTT or WebSocket Device Endpoint. Use the Data Push screen for one-off sends and access to transmission history. For commands you use often, add a Data Push widget to a dashboard. Supported endpoints: Data Push is available for MQTT and WebSocket endpoints. HTTP/HTTPS endpoints […]
Add a HPE Networking Device
This guide walks you through configuring the HPE Networking integration so that BLE and EnOcean data received by the Aruba main unit is transmitted to neqto.ai. Overview The integration configures the HPE main unit to forward two types of wireless sensor data to neqto.ai. BLE report function (60-second intervals) — the Aruba main unit analyzes […]
Add a Blues Device
This guide walks you through routing Notecard data from Blues Notehub to NEQTO.ai over MQTT with TLS. By the end, live sensor readings from your Notecard will appear as auto-mapped Attributes inside NEQTO.ai — ready to chart, alert on, and map. Requirements Notehub account with permissions to create routes Notecard (any cellular or Wi-Fi model) […]
Endpoints & Devices
Endpoints & Devices is where data from your hardware enters NEQTO.ai. An Endpoint holds the connection settings and credentials your hardware uses. A Device is one piece of equipment sending data. An Attribute is one measurement from that device, such as temperature, humidity, or battery. Stored device data can then be used in dashboards, alerts, […]
Built-in Simulator
The built-in simulator lets you work with neqto.ai before connecting any physical hardware. Use it to prototype dashboards, validate JSON payload formats, and test automation such as alerts and anomaly detection — all from a demo device endpoint. Note: The simulator is only available on a demo device endpoint and it can only be opened […]
Platform Overview
NEQTO.ai turns device data into dashboards, alerts, and analysis without writing code. Inside your Account, Applications are scoped workspaces, each holding the device endpoints, devices, dashboards, alerts, maps, and tags assigned to it. A Device Endpoint is the secure inbound channel your hardware connects to, a Device is one piece of equipment sending data, and […]
Glossary of Key Terms
Familiarize yourself with the core terminology used throughout the neqto.ai platform — concepts that underpin how it processes, organizes, and intelligently manages your device data. Term Type Definition Agentic AI AI Feature AI that can act as an agent. This agent is given tasks and will perform those tasks based upon the rules defined for […]
