Dashboard

The Dashboard provides a centralized view of connected devices and their operational status within the IoT platform. It enables users to quickly monitor device activity, identify connectivity issues, and gain visibility into the overall health of the IoT ecosystem.

The dashboard serves as the primary landing page for monitoring real-time device information and system performance.

Purpose

The Dashboard helps users:

• Monitor connected devices from a single location.
• View the current status of devices and machines.
• Track device connectivity and communication health.
• Identify inactive or disconnected devices.
• Access key operational metrics for quick decision-making.

Device Overview

The Device Overview section displays summarized information about all registered devices in the system.

Users can view:

• Total number of registered devices.
• Active devices currently communicating with the platform.
• Inactive or disconnected devices.
• Device health and connectivity status.
• Recently connected devices.

This information provides a quick understanding of the current state of the IoT environment.

Device Details

The Device Details section provides comprehensive information about each registered device.

The displayed information may include:

Field	Description
Device Name	Name of the registered device.
Device ID	Unique identifier assigned to the device.
Device Model	Associated device model.
Asset / Machine	Linked machine or asset.
Location	Deployment location of the device.
Status	Current device status (Active, Inactive, Offline, etc.).
Last Communication	Timestamp of the most recent device communication.
Connectivity Status	Indicates whether the device is currently connected to the platform.

Users can use this information to monitor device activity and verify successful communication with the system.

Monitoring Device Status

The dashboard provides visual indicators that help users quickly identify device conditions.

Typical status indicators include:

• Active – Device is connected and communicating successfully.
• Inactive – Device is registered but not currently communicating.
• Offline – Device connection has been lost.
• Warning – Device requires attention due to communication or operational issues.

These indicators help users prioritize actions and maintain system reliability.

Benefits

The Dashboard provides:

• Real-time visibility into connected devices.
• Improved monitoring of device connectivity.
• Faster identification of communication issues.
• Centralized access to critical IoT information.
• Enhanced operational awareness across the IoT environment.

By providing a consolidated view of device information, the Dashboard enables efficient monitoring and management of the entire IoT ecosystem.