Working with Devices
Device Action: Simulator
Zoho IoT applications come equipped with an inbuilt simulator designed to help users simulate data. The simulator is an essential tool when the actual physical device is unavailable. It allows users to replicate the data sent by the device, enabling ...
Endpoint Device Usage Document
Content for this help document is currently being developed to ensure you receive the most accurate and helpful information. Please check back soon for updates. If you need immediate assistance, feel free to contact support@zohoiot.com.
MQTT Usage Document
Content for this help document is currently being developed to ensure you receive the most accurate and helpful information. Please check back soon for updates. If you need immediate assistance, feel free to contact support@zohoiot.com.
HTTPS Usage Document
This document will help you connect a device to a Zoho IoT application using HTTPS communication. For this demonstration, we will use POSTMAN as the https client to post messages to the application. The steps for connecting a HTTPS device are listed ...
Disabling onboard assistant
By default, the onboarding assistant is enabled for all device models. You can disable it individually for specific models, affecting only the devices created from those models. To disable onboarding assistant , Access the Developer Application. ...
Onboarding a device
Establishing a connection between the Zoho IoT Application and the real world device is called onboarding. This document outlines how to onboard devices based on each protocol. MQTT HTTPS LoRaWAN via LoRaDatastream Prerequisite: Before onboarding a ...
Smartphone as an IoT Device
Don't have an IoT device but want to experience the Zoho IOT application? You can convert your smartphone into an IoT device and get a hands-on experience of Zoho IOT. This document will lead you to get started, helping you to understand how data ...
Disabling Onboard Assistant
Content to be updated.
Configuring Fields: Modbus Registry Mapping
It seems the content you're looking for is playing a bit of hide and seek! We're on the case and will have it updated and ready to go soon. Check back later for all the details—thanks for bearing with us!
Device Action: Connection Credential
Devices configured with MQTT and HTTPS protocols in the application will have connection credentials, enabling them to link real-world devices with the Zoho IOT application. All Device operations require necessary permissions. Refer User Profiles ...
Device Action: Unmanage/Manage
A device can be deactivated by unmanaging it, which terminates the connection, stops data collection, and disables alarm rules.Conversely, managing the device will reactivate these functions. All Device operations require necessary permissions. Refer ...
Device Action: Reregister
When devices with MQTT or HTTPS connectivity are added to the application, they are also registered, generating a set of credentials. These credentials are used to connect the real-world devices with the Zoho IoT application. A device can be ...
Device Relation: Multiple Assets, Locations, and Devices
You can assign a single device as the connected gateway to multiple assets, locations, or peripherals from the device details page. All Device operations require necessary permissions. Refer User Profiles document for more details. To relate multiple ...
Configuring Fields: Device Models
This document provides a detailed overview of the various fields you will encounter when creating a device model in the Zoho IOT application. Field Name Description Model Name A label to identify your device model. Description A brief description of ...
Configuring Fields: Devices
This document provides a detailed overview of the various fields you will encounter when creating a device instance in the Zoho IOT application. Field Name Description Model The specific model on which the device creation is based. Learn more about ...
Deleting Device Model
A device model can be deleted from the application. Device Model Dependencies: When a device is created based on a specific device model within the application, that device model becomes a dependency for the device instance. Consequently, the device ...
Deleting a Device
A device and all its stored data can be removed from the application by deleting the device. Device Dependencies: When a device is related to other instances, such as assets or devices, through a lookup field, it becomes a dependency for those ...
Editing Device Model Details
After a device model is created, you can change its name, description, and the allowed profiles for the model. All Device operations require necessary permissions. Refer User Profiles document for more details. To edit a device model, Access the ...
Editing Device Details
After a device is added to the application, you can edit it to change some of the details such as Name, Description, Data interval, Edge Key, etc. All Device operations require necessary permissions. Refer User Profiles document for more details. To ...
Add Device: API Endpoint
Prerequisite Before proceeding with this document, please ensure you have read the following prerequisite materials to fully understand the concepts discussed here: Understanding Devices Understanding Device Models Understanding Device Products ...
Add Device: As Own Device Product
Prerequisite Before proceeding with this document, please ensure you have read the following prerequisite materials to fully understand the concepts discussed here: Understanding Devices Understanding Device Models Understanding Device Products ...
Add Device: Using Product Gallery (Devices)
Prerequisite Before proceeding with this document, please ensure you have read the following prerequisite materials to fully understand the concepts discussed here: Understanding Devices Understanding Device Models Understanding Device Products ...
Add Device: Using a Model
Prerequisite Before proceeding with this document, please ensure you have read the following prerequisite materials to fully understand the concepts discussed here: Understanding Devices Understanding Device Models Understanding Device Products ...
Adding and managing device and device models
Prerequisite Before proceeding with this document, please ensure you have read the following prerequisite materials to fully understand the concepts discussed here: Understanding Devices Understanding Device Models Understanding Device Products ...

Access your files securely from anywhere

Start tracking your website metrics today

Use PageSense to understand what your visitors are looking for, how they are behaving, and where they are facing problems on your website.

Ready to improve your website's performance?

Install the PageSense code snippet on your site in a matter of minutes and start collecting in-depth data about the website visitors to grow your business.

Track and measure every business goal

Set up goals in PageSense to measure every single action performed by visitors on your website like button or link clicks, form submissions, and page engagements.

Understand the customer journey on your website

Create funnels in PageSense to quickly see which pages visitors use to enter your website, where they navigate to next, and which pages they decide to leave without converting.

Visualize your visitor's behavior with color codes

Set up heatmaps in PageSense to see where users have clicked more, how far they've scrolled, and on which parts of a page they've spent the most time using color-coded patterns in reports.

Measure customer engagement with your web forms

Use form analytics in PageSense to see how people interact with different fields in your form, whether they complete the form successfully or not, and where exactly they drop out on your form.

Record real visitor interactions on your website

Use session recordings in PageSense to watch a video of all the visitor actions performed on your website including the pages they navigate, the buttons they click, the UX issues they face, and more.

Test and optimize webpages for better conversions

Run A/B or Split URL tests in PageSense to figure out which version of your web page works best for your business and results in the best conversion rate.

Give each customer a unique website experience

Use personalization in PageSense to deliver customized versions of your website for every individual customer based on their demographics, local weather, browsing history, and more.

Grow your business through customer feedback

Run polls on your website using PageSense to understand what your customers think about your products/services and what needs improvement on your site.

Send timely updates that customers love

Use web push notifications in PageSense to schedule and notify your customers about an upcoming flash sale, product releases, promotional coupons, and a lot more that can spark conversions on your website.

Advertise your business to website visitors

Use pop-ups in PageSense to instantly grab the attention of visitors by showing attractive signup offers, coupon code discounts, or email newsletters that can eventually convert them into subscribers.

Access more advanced settings in PageSense

Use PageSense's advanced features like creating mutually exclusive groups, enabling cross-domain tracking, configuring customized project JS, and more to get deeper insights about your website.

Try easy-to-use extensions

Download the PageSense extension app available for your web browser with a few clicks and start collecting all of your required website metrics in real time.

Discover your favorite integrations with PageSense

Get a deeper look at your website's data by seamlessly integrating PageSense with a host of popular third-party apps like Google Analytics, Mixpanel, Intercom, and more.