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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.

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Search and filters

One search bar finds and filters devices:
  • Type plain words to search device names, for example amr-07.
  • Type conditions on tags and built-in keys, for example site:barcelona ros.distro:jazzy -customer:internal. Press space or Enter to turn each one into a chip.
  • status:offline finds offline devices (online, offline or pending-setup), update:needs-update finds devices with an outdated agent, and -has:site finds devices not assigned to a site.
  • Click Syntax next to the search bar for a cheat sheet. The full syntax is in Tags.
The sidebar next to the table lists status, site, type, agent update and every tag key, with the number of devices per value. Click a value to add it to the search; the counts follow the rest of the filter. Use the toggle next to a key to show that tag as a table column. Sort by Name, Site, or Created At for quick triage. Devices Table

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Tags

Select devices with the checkboxes and choose Edit Tags from the bulk actions menu to set or remove a tag on all of them at once. See Tags for adding tags to one device, their history, and the tags the agent detects.

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Stopping and starting monitoring

You can stop live monitoring on a device and start it again from this table. While monitoring is stopped, no host metrics, monitored topics or OpenTelemetry data reach the cloud, but recording keeps running and the device keeps its topic selection.
  • One device: open the row’s ⋮ menu and choose Stop Monitoring or Start Monitoring.
  • Several devices: select them with the checkboxes, then choose Stop Monitoring or Start Monitoring from the bulk actions menu. If some devices can’t be updated, a message tells you how many succeeded.
Stopping asks you to confirm first. Devices with monitoring stopped show a pause icon next to their name. See Device configuration for what changes on the device while monitoring is stopped.

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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. Registration works through an enrollment key: select an existing enrollment key (or create one) on the Add Device page, then run the generated install command so the systemd service registers automatically (See the Agent installation page.). See the Add device page for details. 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.