Cybélia IoT : your sensors, watched over
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What Cybelia Cloud installs at your premises
159 Views •Notifications : being told, without being pestered
152 Views •When something sticks: opening a ticket
149 Views •A sensor's record
145 Views •When a sensor goes quiet
142 Views •Who is watching while you work
141 Views •Settings, set once
140 Views •Readings and curves
136 Views •The vocabulary, six words
134 Views •Battery life
133 Views •Who it is for
131 Views •Why measure at all
130 Views •Signing in
128 Views •Dashboards
124 Views •The home screen, and finding your way
123 Views •The mobile app and looking in from anywhere
121 Views •History and evidence
118 Views •Users and their permissions
116 Views •Rules : when… then…
110 Views •The estate : the list of sensors
108 Views •The mobile app and looking in from anywhere
Yes, from your phone
The question always comes up: "and from my phone?". The answer is yes, with nothing to install.
No app to download
Your space's address opens in the phone's browser, and the layout adapts by itself: columns fold away, the menu slips behind the three-line button, the curves stay readable.
Add the page to the home screen and you get an icon like any other. There is no store to visit, no update to accept, and nothing to reinstall when you change phone: your account is all you need.
Notifications
Depending on the setup agreed with Cybelia Cloud, alarms reach you by email, and the phone displays them like any other message. That is deliberately simple: an email address works on every phone, does not break when you change handset, and can be forwarded to a colleague while you are on holiday.
On a phone you only do three things: read a value, look at the open alarms, take one on. Building a dashboard or writing a rule is done sitting down, at a proper screen. That is not a limitation of the tool, it is common sense.
From home, on the road, at a customer's
The tool is hosted by Cybelia Cloud, so there is nothing to open up on your network, no wiring to do, no configuration to request from your provider. An internet connection and a browser are enough, wherever you are.
Yanis's Sunday evening
The kiln runs at weekends. Around 10 pm on the Sunday, Yanis opens the shortcut on his phone, reads 12.4%, and closes it. Thirty seconds. That is what everything you have just read replaces: a drive back to the workshop, or a night spent wondering.
In closing
No app to install, no extra account: the same address opens in your phone's browser and adapts. That is what lets you check the drying room on a Sunday evening without going out.
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