Map Widget
Map Layer GIS
Display geometries, boundaries, areas, roads, pipelines, and more with the Map widget layer GIS. Each layer is defined by GeoJSON files (.geojson, .json, .zip), which you can upload and manage, either statically or dynamically. Shapefiles are also ...
Map Widget
Add the location of your variable to visualize your devices on the Map. You can also edit the icon and color of the pins, add images, create links, add geofences & filters, and more! The variable data should look like the following payload. Note that ...
Router
You can enable the Router option to allow users to get directions to a destination on the map. This feature offers turn-by-turn routing to guide users to get to the locations of their devices. You should define a point of 'origin' for the router by ...
Map filters
You can filter the results being displayed in a map in order to minimize the amount of information shown, allowing you to find exactly what you are looking for. 1. Filter using pins' data In the widget's configuration, in Filter options, you can ...
Images and Links in the map's pins
Developers can add an image and an url link to each pin on the map. To add images and URL to your pins, head over to Advanced Options by clicking in the options menu of the widget, and then in the Edit option. To set the image of the pin, set the ...
Geofences in map widgets
Geofences allow developers to color parts of the map and determine events in specific areas. To create a geofence, go to Geofence options in your widget's configuration. Then, set the option Allow users to edit geofence to yes. You can choose to ...
Displaying Locations on a Map with TTN LoRaWAN
If you have a custom payload format decoder at TTN (The Things Network), you can send your payload variables directly to TagoIO. To display locations on a Map, your data needs to be sent inside the "location" field with the format shown below: { ...
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MQTT
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Access Management
Access Management (AM) is a module that helps you securely grant access to certain resources in your account. You create Targets (users or things) and determine which type of Permissions for the resources they will have. Some examples of how AM can ...
Connector Overview
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Devices
Device is the link between your external things and the data in your account. To allow anything to send or receive data from TagoIO, you need to create a device. The communication between external devices and TagoIO is done via HTTP or MQTT methods ...
Profiles
Profiles are similar to having different sub-accounts under your own main account. You can create multiple profiles for persons or organizations and then share them with others. By doing this, you will continue to own the 'sub-account' while allowing ...