Grouping sensors – locations

If you have many sensors, it’s a good idea to group them so that those physically located near each other can also be viewed together in the system.

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To group your sensors, go to ADMIN, Locations. Click +CREATE in the upper right corner and give your location a name. This could be something like East Wing, Warehouse 8, Aarhus Office, or another name that matches your internal structure.

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Once you’ve created a location, you’ll see it listed under ADMIN, Sensors. Here, you assign each individual sensor to one or more of the locations you’ve created.

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If or when you take down sensors and physically move them elsewhere, you can easily drag and drop them to the new location they belong to.

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