Getting Started
Secrets
Secrets are encrypted environment variables that can be used to store sensitive information, such as passwords and API keys. You set a key and a value for your secret: the key serves as the name of the secret, while the value contains your sensitive ...
Tags System
Tags are a flexible and powerful way for organizing and labeling your assets within TagoIO, allowing you manage access and identify key components such as Devices, Actions, Analysis, Dashboards, Users & Access rules. Operating like key-value pairs, ...
Audit Log
The Audit Log is a chronological sequence of entries, each resulting from the activities performed by a Profile owned by you. Audit logs determine what has happened before and after an event, and identify records associated with certain events. You ...
Getting Started
Welcome to TagoIO! Here are some options for you to start with TagoIO. Option 1 - Follow the manual steps described below to start quickly. Option 2 - Use our SIMULATOR to start right away even without having a real IoT device in hand. Option 3 - Go ...
Language Preferences
The TagoIO admin that is used for the development of applications is displayed only in English. However, users that access your RUN application can visualize in any language that you set in your Dictionary. These end-users are also called 'RUN ...
How it works
There are a few things that you need to know about how TagoIO works in order to optimize your applications. Watch this short video to learn about the concepts around devices, and tokens.
Building Solutions
You can start building your application using your own devices, third party devices, simulators, or external database. Go beyond the typical IoT solution and integrate your application with external services like Microsoft 365, GoogleSheets, Slack, ...
Explore
The easiest way for users to get a complete solution up and running is by installing it from our Explore. When users add an application, they just need to follow the configuration steps and the scripts coded by the developer will take care of the ...
Deploying Applications
Watch this video to learn how to work with TagoIO to deploy your solution easily. When you are ready to scale up your application, you can create scripts to automate the device registration, the dashboard creation, and the association between devices ...
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MQTT
MQTT stands for MQ Telemetry Transport; it's an extremely simple and lightweight publish-subscribe messaging protocol. It was designed for constrained devices and low-bandwidth, high-latency or unreliable networks. TagoIO has its own MQTT broker, ...
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
Connectors enable you to create a device with built-in behaviors that allow it to communicate with a Network very easily. They also help you automate and scale your devices, once you create a device using a connector, that device will also run the ...
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 ...