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A Virtual Device produces a new value from readings your project already collects. You define an expression, point its variables at device metrics or fixed constants, and the result becomes somethi...

Access in BDI Cloud is granted at a specific level, and a role only means something once you know which level it was assigned at. Being an editor is not a property of your account — it is a propert...

Project settings is where a project's name, description, team, and members are managed. It is reached from Project settings at the bottom of the project's group in the sidebar, and it applies only ...

Pipeline Manager is where you set up and inspect the connections that bring monitoring data into a project. It answers one question better than anywhere else in BDI Cloud: what is feeding this proj...

An integration is BDI Cloud's support for one device provider. It defines how to talk to that vendor's system and what configuration a connection to it requires. A connection is one configured, dep...

Adding a connection tells BDI Cloud to start polling one data source on your behalf. You choose the integration that matches your hardware, supply the credentials that source expects, and from then...

Once a dashboard exists, most of your time goes on two things: the time range everyone reads it through, and the arrangement of cards that makes it readable at a glance. The time range The time con...

The Graph card plots one or more device metrics over time. It is the card most dashboards are built from, and the one that follows the dashboard's time range. Use it when You need to see how a mea...

A dashboard is a set of cards showing your project's data, sharing one time range. Creating one takes a moment; deciding what it is for is the part that determines whether anyone uses it. Decide wh...

An alert watches a set of device metrics and opens an event when something is wrong. There are two kinds of wrong, and telling them apart is the first step in responding to one. Two kinds of event ...