Cloud Dashboard

Swift Sensors Cloud Dashboard is the control and storage center for the entire distributed sensing system. The system process and stores the sensor data with built-in redundancies. The system is scalable from single sensor, one-site applications through multi-site enterprises with 1000s of sensor types combined in one system.

No server storage or software maintenance. The sensor system is always up to date.
Built by industry experts with extensive experience in cyber security.
View the data anywhere on a computer, tablet, or smart phone.

Live and Historical Data Visualizations

Charts show historical and real-time data for each sensor.
Select viewing times of hours, days, or months.
Select any section of the chart for in-depth viewing and analysis.
Colors on the charts denote measurements that have exceed configured thresholds.

Console Account Monitoring and Notifications

Integrated location tracking with Dashboard Data Viewer

All sensor data transmitted from the Swift Sensors 1030 Transportation Bridge are stored with the correlated GPS coordinates from the Bridge. This allows simultaneous viewing of the measurement data and the GPS location data on a Google Map. Use this feature to track the location and travel path of a vehicle with sensors monitoring the temperature and humidity of the contents inside the vehicle.

Quickly identify root causes of measurements exceeding thresholds based upon locations, travel routes, or extended stationary periods.

Custom Dashboard

Custom Dashboards: Create custom dashboards shared with all account users. Custom Dashboards are user-defined pages with a collection of panels with only the data users want to see, in the order they want to see it.
Set Default Dashboard: Select your favorite dashboard to be their default view. When a Dashboard is marked as the default view, you will be taken directly to this Dashboard upon signing into Swift Sensors.
Combo Chart: This Combo Chart allows up to four measurements to be rendered on the same chart, even if those measurements use different units.

Tree or Map View with Browser Based Dashboard

The entire sensor system is shown in a hierarchical tree view or map view. The map view shows the actual location of your sensors. Select a bridge or sensor to view data from all sensors connected to the bridge or to drill down into the detail of a single sensor. Administrators can assign role-based permissions to give access to departments and management levels.

Custom Reports and Data Export

Tools are included to generate flexible reports; data can be exported for custom reports such as summaries for regulatory compliance.

Custom Thresholds and Real-Time Notifications

Advanced analytics provide operational insights and deep visibility, including trends. Set SMS/email alerts for anomalies based on customizable threshold values and complex rules, setting notification by individual sensors or sensor groups.

Real-time correlated video snapshots with your email notifications and Dashboard data viewer
Synchronized Video Monitoring

Upon receipt of the notification, log into the Swift Sensors Dashboard to view before and after video of the environment and equipment located by the sensor(s).

Enhanced Chart Navigation

Measurement data can be viewed with enhanced controls below the chart on each measurement details page. A slider allows users to highlight historical values. The magnifying glass buttons zoom in and out while keeping the selected value centered. The double arrow buttons pan the view left or right. Finally, the skip-to-end button on the far right returns the chart to showing the latest value at the present time.

Enhanced Search Bar

The search bar at the top of the hardware list and the measurement list is a powerful tool to help users find a group, bridge, sensor, or measurement, or to filter the list to show all sensors of a specific type. Users can enter just a portion of the search term to find all matching items in the list.

For more advanced searches, users can also enter multiple search terms separated by commas or spaces. If multiple search terms are separated by commas, search results show items that match any of the search terms. If multiple search terms are separated by spaces, search results show only items that match all search terms. For example, to filter the list to only show temperature and humidity sensors, users could search for “temp, hum”. To find all humidity sensors installed in coolers, users could search for “cool hum” if devices inside their coolers include the word “cool” or “Cool” in their name.

The hardware list now supports enhanced search to more easily find a bridge or device. In addition to the name and property, users can now search for hardware using the bridge ID, the bridge IP address, the device hardware id, or the device MAC address.

Account Summary

The dashboard now supports a new Account Summary panel. This panel is designed to provide a summary of the entire account including all sub-accounts. Measurement threshold status totals are shown on the left as a pie chart, broken into critical, warning, normal, and none. Abnormal hardware totals are shown on the right split into three categories: offline bridges, offline sensors, and low-battery sensors, showing both the abnormal and total counts.

Account Summary panels for many sub-accounts can be placed in a dashboard of a parent account to create a corporate overview. Clicking the left or right side of each panel automatically switches the console to that account and takes the user to the account summary page which provides more details. If the sub-account itself has sub-accounts, users can continue to drill into those sub-accounts by clicking on Account Summary panels shown in a new Sub-Accounts section.

Dashboard Annotations

Measurement data points can be annotated to explain the root cause of abnormal readings, describe special circumstances, or document events that affect the environment. A note can be added on the measurement details page using the note button below the chart on the far left. The slider and other navigation controls can be used to select the exact data point where a note is to be attached. Notes can also be added to gaps in the data to document network outages, power loss, or drained batteries by selecting a data gap with the slider. The note can be up to 100 characters long and appears as a gray sticky note icon on the chart. Note contents can be shown by tapping the icon or by using the slider to select the data point. Pressing the edit button on the note balloon allows the note to be edited or deleted.

Configure and Display on Computer, Tablet, or Smartphone

The browser-based dashboard allows real-time asset monitoring and sophisticated analytics from anywhere on any device.

Dashboard Features for Partners

A suite of tools is available for integrating the Swift Sensors IoT System into your product or service

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