Training Material

📄️ Lesson 1 Standard Work flow

This is a step-by-step guide covering the most common activities when setting up your IoT solution on the platform. It is intended for users with full access rights to all features in the platform. The steps are presented in a natural, logical order—each with a short introduction, followed by more detailed information in the training material, user guide, and developer documentation.

📄️ Lesson 1.1 Adding LoRaWAN devices

Adding IoT nodes to Yggio is the foundation.

📄️ Lesson 1.2 Device Views

Views are found in the Device menu and are used to visualize sensor data using customizable columns and settings. They are highly flexible and can include graphical elements, color coding, and filters — for example, to help identify anomalies. Once created views can be shared within an organisation or exported as a text string.

📄️ Lesson 1.3 Alarm translators

Alarm Translators are primarily used for threshold-based supervision but can also use algorithms and mathematical logic for more advanced monitoring.

📄️ Lesson 1.4 Exporting and Importing Data with CSV

One of the easiest way to export data out of Yggio is to export it as CSV. This can be done both for view and time series. This can be also be used for editing names quickly of several devices and even changing data (not recomended). You can use this for batch managment.

📄️ Lesson 1.5 Map and Map Views

On the Map page you can view the location of your devices on a map.

📄️ Lesson 1.6 Dashboards

Dashboards are the first thing you see when you log in to the platform under the navigation bar menu "Dashboards". They are highly customizable, easy to edit, and update in real time. Dashboards help you quickly summarize the information you’re interested in—presented clearly and visually engaging.

📄️ Lesson 1.7 Access Rights and Data Sharing

The system separates between resources sharing and functionality access. Resources being access to different type of the resources in the platform meanwhile funationality access is determined by the role of a user

📄️ Lesson 1.8 The Rule Engine

Rules trigger actions—such as sending an email—when specified conditions are met. Because both conditions and actions can be customized, the Rule Engine is ideal for monitoring thresholds and alarms.

📄️ Lesson 1.9 Calculations

Calculations refer to different calculations to apply between devices. A calculation creates a virtual node that holds the result of the calculation. The data used by the device does not go back in time; instead, it uses data from after the calculation was created. In the device details of the calculated device, you can see which devices are included, what value was used, and the type of calculation. It is one of the most powerful features of the platform and can be used to realize a wide variety of use cases.

📄️ Lesson 2 The Extended Work Flow

If you've completed all the steps in Lesson 1, you're ready to move on to the next stage. Lesson 2 takes you beyond the basics and into the core of the platform’s advanced functionality.

📄️ Lesson 2.1 IoT Nodes and Network Protocols — From NB-IoT to BLE

LoRaWAN is the most common device type used in modern long-range IoT networks. We covered how to add and manage them in Lesson 1.1: Adding LoRaWAN Devices.

📄️ Lesson 2.2 HTML and CSV reports

These reports are easily created in the rule engine as an action and linked to a condition so they are created with the current data of the device. When a report is created it can be sent directly to your mail. They can't be edited after they are created but that is where excel reports come in. Rule engines report are easy to set up.

📄️ Lesson 2.3 Excel Reports

Excel Reports are generated using the platform’s built-in report engine and exported as .xlsx files. These reports can visualize a wide range of data—such as metering, office utilization, alarms, and more.

📄️ Lesson 2.4 Organizations

The platform's organization Manager allows you to create and manage an organizational structure, facilitating the management of different user accounts assigned to handle various types or parts of resources.

📄️ Lesson 2.5 Roles

This lesson will teach users how to navigate and manage Roles, roles directly gives or removes access to speicifc API end points and also hide UI elements without access. Users will learn to assign Roles to different users and see the effect in those users accounts. To complete this lesson, you will need to have the Organization Admin role and a few colleagues that will be able check how different roles affects their accounts.