Connect the smart-device accounts your organization already uses, and see, control, share and automate your devices in one place. IoT Devices does not sell, install or host devices; it links the accounts you own, through each vendor's official interface.
You decide who can do what, one device function at a time. Every command is recorded, the record cannot be edited, and SI members act only where you allow it. IoT Devices is not an alarm-monitoring, emergency-response or life-safety system: keep independent safety equipment in place.
What you'll find here
- Getting Started with IoT Devices — what it is and is not, turning it on, sites and spaces, the services you can connect, and the ideas behind functions and rights.
- Connect Your Accounts — one article for each service, linking Google Home or Apple Home from a phone, what a connection's health means, and how to relink or remove one.
- Access and Sharing — giving a team access, seeing who can operate a device, and sharing with a person or a link.
- Automations and Alarms — automations and testing them against past activity, site modes, alarm rules, acknowledging an alarm and escalation.
- Voice, Phone and SI Members — Amazon Alexa, KamoMobile and how SI members use devices.
- Administration and Records — the activity and command log, uncertain commands, settings, exports, your plan, and the limits of the platform.
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