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Manage your fleet: add and configure devices, view status, and drill into details.

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Devices list

Devices Table The Devices page is the central place to monitor and manage every device that’s connected to your system. A “device” is any physical or virtual unit (edge computer, sensor, robot, gateway, or embedded controller) that runs an agent and reports telemetry, status and logs back to the platform.

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What you’ll see on this page

  • A searchable, paginated table with one row per device. Each row shows the device’s identity and key operational fields so you can quickly scan fleet health.
  • Columns (default):
    • Name: human-friendly device name.
    • Template: the device template (if any) that defines default configuration for this device.
    • Type: device type or model. (AMR, Drone,…)
    • Site: the physical or logical site where the device is located.
    • Agent Version: version of the agent running on the device.
    • Status: online / offline with last seen timestamp.
    • Created At: timestamp when the device was first registered.
  • Filter by Name, Type, Status and Site to narrow the list.
  • Full-text search over device name, ID, and tags.
  • Sort by Name, Site, or Created At for quick triage.
Devices Table

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Device registration and automatic appearance

Registered devices appear automatically in this list as soon as they finish their enrollment or start sending heartbeats. There are two common registration paths:
  • Enrollment key: generate or select an enrollment key in the Add Device wizard, then run the generated Linux install command so the systemd service registers automatically (See the Agent installation page.).
  • Pairing token: install the Linux systemd service from the Add Device wizard, then enter the generated pairing token in the device’s local pairing UI.
See the Add device page for details on both methods. When a device registers, it takes the default name based on the Default Device Name Prefix on Settings > Organization. If it is not set, the device name will be device-xxxx where xxxx is an increasing number. You can rename the device at any time in the device details view.