📄️ Users
👥 Users in the IoT Server Dashboard let administrators manage management accounts that can access IoT operations pages. Use this guide to create, update, activate, and remove dashboard users.
📄️ Integrations
🔌 Integrations in the IoT Server Dashboard let you connect external IoT platforms, monitor runtime status, and manage each connection from one place. Use this page to add new providers, control integration lifecycle, and inspect provider-specific behavior from the details view.
📄️ Devices & Entities
📦 Devices & Entities in the IoT Server Dashboard is the main page for everything reported by your connected integrations. Use it to review devices and their entities, control visibility, manage relationships between things, and trace which dashboard controls use which entities.
📄️ Areas
🏠 Areas in the IoT Server Dashboard are the logical and physical spaces that organize controls and sub-spaces — for example a property, a floor, a guest room, or a single bathroom. Use this page to build the area tree, link areas to Area Templates, attach controls, and reorder how controls appear inside each space.
📄️ Area Templates
📑 Area Templates in the IoT Server Dashboard are reusable defaults that areas inherit through their Base Template selector. Use templates to define shared display names, descriptions, localizations, and metadata once and have many areas pick them up automatically.
📄️ Controls
🎛️ Controls in the IoT Server Dashboard are the user-facing cards staff and guests use to operate IoT entities such as lights, locks, HVAC units, covers, switches, sensors, buttons, and scenes. Use this page to create controls, link them to integration entities, place them in areas, and send live commands.
📄️ Control Templates
📑 Control Templates in the IoT Server Dashboard are reusable defaults that controls inherit through their Base Template selector. Use templates to define shared display names, descriptions, categories, localizations, and metadata once and have many controls pick them up automatically.
📄️ Alerts
🚨 Alerts in the IoT Server Dashboard surface live faults across integrations, devices, and entities so you can react before guests notice. Use this page to triage what is currently broken, mute noisy causes during scheduled work, and review recently cleared issues.
📄️ Control Activity
🎛️ Control Activity in the IoT Server Dashboard tracks runtime commands executed on IoT controls. Use this page to audit command history such as turning on lights, changing HVAC settings, or activating scenes.
📄️ Activity Logs
🧾 Activity Logs in the IoT Server Dashboard show management-side changes across devices, controls, areas, templates, alerts, and users. Use this page to audit who changed what and when.