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IoT Integration Features

IoT Integration delivers the functionality (What? → telemetry, control, monitoring) — the business goal to bring machines and data into your service platform.

Use of IoT Data in Salesforce

Objective:

Enable service employees to view, analyze, and act on live and historical telemetry data within Salesforce.

Key Capabilities & Benefits:

  • Live Telemetry Display

    • Asset health overview (online/offline, operating status)

    • Customizable real-time graphs

    • Parameter selection & export options

    • Diagram snapshots stored in Salesforce

  • Historical Data Analysis

    • Retrieve & visualize long-term usage trends

    • Select timeframes and metrics

    • Export formats for further analysis

  • Event-Based Notifications

    • Subscribe to asset-specific alerts

    • Manage notification subscriptions via user profile


Centralized IoT Console

Objective:

Provide a single dashboard for service managers to monitor asset performance across the fleet.

Key Capabilities & Benefits:

  • Real-time overview of all connected assets

  • Visual analytics of alerts, telemetry values, and asset types

  • Custom dashboards and drill-down into asset behavior


Asset Auto-Registration

Objective:

Enable automatic creation and matching of Salesforce assets from IoT backend when they go online.

Key Capabilities & Benefits:

  • Auto-creation of Salesforce assets when detected in IoT backend

  • Matching via serial numbers (if unique on both sides)

  • QR-code based registration (with access security)

  • Visibility of unassigned assets with filterable lists

  • Assignment of full asset tree (BOM) from gateway

  • Distinction between IoT gateways and their connected assets


Remote Asset Command

Objective:

Enable service technicians to remotely control and troubleshoot assets through Salesforce.

Key Capabilities & Benefits:

  • Send remote commands (e.g., reset, ping) via UI

  • Parameterized command input & response capture

  • Optional fallback: Open 3rd-party console (e.g. IXON)


IoT Rules Engine (Monitoring and Anomaly Detection)

Objective:

Allow system administrators to define monitoring rules for anomaly detection and automated alerting.

Key Capabilities & Benefits:

  • Rule-based logic for parameter deviations

  • Threshold monitoring & complex condition handling

  • Triggered workflows (e.g. alert, case creation)


IoT Alerts and History

Objective:

Enable real-time and historical monitoring of alerts and notification-based automation.

Key Capabilities & Benefits:

  • Subscription to asset alarms & critical signals

  • Notification configuration (parameters, thresholds, message types)

  • Central subscription & notification lists with filters

  • Optionally auto-create Salesforce cases on alert

  • Editable case templates based on alert type


IoT Data Lake

Objective:

Provide a central time-series data hub for long-term analytics and advanced modeling.

Key Capabilities & Benefits:

  • Store large volumes of telemetry data

  • API access for analytics tools

  • Enables trend analysis, forecasting, and AI integration


Downtime and Offline Alerts

Objective:

Track and visualize asset unavailability and downtime trends for performance evaluation.

Key Capabilities & Benefits:

  • List and diagram of offline periods

  • Drill-down into downtime causes per asset

  • Reporting of downtime events over time


Device ID Visibility

Objective:

Ensure easy access to device identifiers for troubleshooting and integration tasks.

Key Capabilities & Benefits:

  • Display Device ID prominently in asset list views

  • Avoid deep database access (e.g. Azure PostgreSQL)

  • Enhance traceability and asset matching

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