Event Notifications

Event Notifications

Overview

In an Internet of Things (IoT) solution, an IoT network sends notifications for real-time monitoring of a device, entity, or device group status. IoTConnect triggers an alert for a running device if a function’s value exceeds the threshold value in a rule. Then, IoTConnect sends an alert notification to the specified users. This guarantees the product is running as expected.

You can configure flexible rules to set trigger conditions based on your device, entity, or group’s functions. While you configure the rule, choose to send notifications to the respective roles and users. You can also send notifications to the monitoring console users for viewing and processing.

As your IoT solution scales out, the number of devices, volume of alert notifications, variety of events and different services also vary. With that, you need a flexible, scalable, consistent, and reliable IoT platform that sends and documents notifications.

In all, notification is a way to send alarms to users via their chosen delivery methods when events happen. Notifications get triggered based on different conditions and behaviors as you define them.

Notifications List

To view the notifications list:

  • From the left navigation, mouseover the Events module. Select the Notifications tab.
  • Select the start and end date and click GO.
  • The notifications list presents the notification date, severity level, resource, event type, matched condition, entity and receiver.

    (Screen: Notifications List)

  • Date (UTC): Date and time for the triggered value.
  • Severity: Severity level of the event.
  • Resource: Resource for the notification. i.e., push notification
  • Event Type: Type of the event.
  • Matched Condition: Shows defined rules for each device in the notification list.
  • Entity: Entity name in which the event occurred.
  • Receiver: You will see the below screen by clicking on the receiver icon.

    (Screen: Notification Audience)

The notification audience lists the delivery method, user name and the user’s notification type details. It will show the notification types you selected while creating or editing a rule. We offer five notification types: email, push, WebHook, UI alert and UI notification.