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      Integrate with popular IoT platforms

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      Here you can find detailed guides for creating integrations with popular IoT platforms.

      Please keep in mind that most cloud integrations are enabled only for uplink messages by default.

      This is reflected in most of available Webhook templates as well, so if you use Webhook templates to create these integrations, you can enable other message types (like join accept, downlink ack, location solved, etc.) by clicking on the integration in The Things Stack Console after you created it by following integration guides in this section, and then ticking boxes next to other message types.

      However, besides enabling desired message type(s), you might also need to take care of the way that your desired third party IoT platform parses and decodes these messages. Since uplink messages are mostly the only ones enabled by default, the integration guides in this section contain instructions for using integrations only with uplink messages.

      Select the IoT platform that you want to learn about for integration with The Things Stack from the left menu.

      akenza

      akenza is an IoT platform designed to help you develop your own smart solutions. It connects your sensors, manages the connectivity layer, processes your data and makes it accessible to your cloud application.
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      AllThingsTalk Maker

      AllThingsTalk Maker is a highly accessible IoT platform for a rapid IoT prototype development. It lets you connect a wide range of devices to the network of your choice, then to extract, visualize and process the collected sensor data in a user friendly way.
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      AnyViz

      AnyViz offers an easy way to operate, monitor and analyze machine and plant controls remotely. Some of its features are real-time data visualization, data storage, automated reports, etc.
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      Cloud Enterprise Sandbox

      AWS IoT

      The key features of the Default Integration are: Handling uplink and downlink messages: The Things Stack publishes uplink messages to IoT Core and subscribes to downlink messages that you sent from IoT Core. Also, you receive all downlink queued, sent, failed, acknowledged and not acknowledged events in IoT Core Creating devices: manage things in IoT Core Updating device state in shadow: monitor devices using useful metrics reported in the shadow state, like signal quality and number of covering gateways This integration comes with a AWS CloudFormation template to deploy in your AWS account.
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      Cloud Enterprise Sandbox

      Azure IoT Central

      This guide will help you setup the Azure IoT Central integration. The key features of the Azure IoT Hub integration are: Handling uplink messages: The Things Stack publishes uplink messages to an Azure IoT Central Application Automatic device provisioning: end devices are automatically created into the Azure IoT Central Application, using the LoRaWAN® device repository information in order to provision the end device template Updating device state in Device Twin: update the device reported properties based on the decoded payloads, and schedule downlinks based on the device desired properties
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      Cloud Enterprise Sandbox

      Azure IoT Hub

      This guide will help you setup the Azure IoT Hub integration. The key features of the Azure IoT Hub integration are: Handling uplink messages: The Things Stack publishes uplink messages to an Azure IoT Hub Creating and deleting devices: manage end device in Azure IoT Hub, using the LoRaWAN® device repository Updating device state in Device Twin: update the device reported properties based on the decoded payloads, and schedule downlinks based on the device desired properties Note:
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      Blockbax

      Blockbax is an AI-powered platform for data-driven asset management.
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      Cloud Enterprise Sandbox

      Blynk

      Blynk is a powerful IoT platform that enables businesses to easily connect, monitor, and control devices. It includes secure cloud infrastructure and customizable mobile and web applications, all without the need for coding. Key Benefits of Blynk Integration Bidirectional Device Communication: Leverage widgets on the Console Dashboard or Mobile App to both visualize data from devices and send commands to them seamlessly. Enhanced Device Onboarding: Streamline the onboarding process using LoRaWAN Device Identification QR Codes or Blynk Static Tokens for automatic device registration in both Blynk and The Things Stack applications, via the Blynk App or Console. Device Lifecycle Management: Monitor device status and configurations with real-time in-app notifications and email alerts for efficient lifecycle management. The Things Stack integration documentation on Blynk
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      Cayenne

      Cayenne is a drag-and-drop IoT platform, developed by myDevices, that empowers users to quickly prototype and share their connected IoT solutions.
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      Cloud Studio

      Cloud Studio is an IoT software company that developed an IoT platform which enables monitoring, control and automation of facilities. This platform is code-less and highly customizable, allowing enterprise and government entities to easily manage it in their unique way.
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      Cloud Enterprise Sandbox

      Daizy

      Use Daizy to rapidly build, deploy and scale Internet of Things applications and stay in control of your data. Daizy enables rapid scaling by making it easy to design, configure, install and operate your IoT projects and delivers data directly to your business systems. Devices are automatically enrolled at point of activation, with full support for downlinks to configure and control the device. Daizy will decode all device-specific payloads and deliver data directly to your data lake. The Things Stack licenses can be purchased from Daizy, and in this case there is no additional configuration required. Simply enrol and activate devices in the Daizy platform and they will be automatically enrolled and managed in The Things Stack.
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      Datacake

      Datacake is a multi-purpose IoT platform, which provides the possibility of building custom IoT applications, without requiring programming skills.
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      Delmation Products

      With the Delmation Products | Docksters integration, data from your LoRaWAN® devices can easily be sent to the Docksters IoT portal. Built on the latest cloud-based technology, Docksters can help you excel your business model with the power of IoT data. Using Docksters, you can convert your business into a future proof, data driven company.
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      deZem

      The deZem IoT data management system facilitates an increased efficiency and productivity of plants, processes and infrastructure. To this end, deZem provides a modular solution to collect sensor data from very heterogeneous sources on a single platform, and a large variety of online analysis tools. As LoRaWAN® devices are great for effortless data acquisition in the field, the deZem system integrates with The Things Stack. Prerequisites deZem account User rights for deZemAd’s technical tree Setup In the technical tree of deZemAd, create a new device of type LoRaWAN TTS interface.
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      evrlast

      evrlast is a cloud platform for the automatic collection, monitoring, and analysis of sensor data. evrlast devices continuously measure environmental and operational parameters, transmit the data wirelessly to the evrlast cloud, and notify users whenever configured thresholds are exceeded. The evrlast web application provides a centralized dashboard for monitoring and managing all sensor data. In addition to native evrlast devices, The Things Stack can be integrated as an additional data provider. Sensor data from The Things Stack is forwarded to the evrlast platform using webhooks, allowing you to monitor and analyze LoRaWAN devices from The Things Stack alongside your evrlast devices in a single platform.
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      Homey

      Homey is a smart home hub that can be connected with practically every smart device on the market. This guide shows you how to integrate The Things Stack with a Homey application to get the best out of your LoRaWAN® data.
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      InfluxDB Cloud 2.0

      InfluxDB Cloud 2.0 is a serverless real-time monitoring platform specifically created for working with time series data. It combines data storage, user interface, visualization, processing, monitoring and alerting into one cohesive system.
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      IoT in a Box

      IoT in a Box combines an intelligent network of sensors and gateways with monitoring and reporting applications to solve unique and complex monitoring challenges.
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      IoT Wonderland

      IoT Wonderland is a powerful and user-friendly platform for tracking applications, offering broad support for LoRaWAN, cellular, satellite, barcode, RFID, and beacon-based devices. It features advanced location visualization, real-time data handling, and flexible integration options—making it ideal for large-scale, multi-network tracking solutions.
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      Kaa

      Kaa is an IoT platform that provides device management, data collection, data processing and analytics, alerts, data visualization, configuration management, command execution, over-the-air updates and more. Kaa provides comprehensive multi-tenancy with full isolation of each tenant’s data, users, permissions, dashboards, solutions, etc. It is modular by design and built upon cloud-native microservices that you can easily swap, customize, or integrate with third-party solutions. Also, Kaa features a modern-looking, intuitive, and fully customizable web dashboard.
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      Losant IoT Platform

      Losant’s Enterprise IoT Platform provides the complete edge and cloud software foundation to build and scale compelling IoT applications for your customers. The Losant platform consists of 5 main components to help build an IoT solution and get it to market quickly. These 5 components are Edge Compute, Devices and Data Sources, Data Visualizations which includes Jupyter Notebooks, a Visual Low-Code/No-Code Workflow Engine, and End User Experiences. Requirements If you do not have a Losant account, please create a free Losant Sandbox account. You can also view a complete Losant How-To Guide on How To Integrate The Things Stack with Losant, which will walk you through the below steps in more detail. Losant Setup Sign in to the Losant Platform.
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      MClimate

      MClimate is an IoT company which designs and develops smart home and automation solutions with a focus on sustainability, comfort, security and energy savings. This IoT platform can be used with a wide range of MClimate IoT devices that turn home and office appliances into smart ones, and help you control your electricity usage.
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      my IoT open Tech

      my IoT open Tech is an IoT platform, developed on top of ThingsBoard Community Edition (an open-source project), with a user-centered design. Users can store and chart the telemetries from their devices, configure their features, and manage alarms. my IoT open Tech development is a non-profit community effort open to everybody willing to contribute to an open, free and neutral IoT platform focused on social, educational and community use cases.
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      Qubitro

      Qubitro is a device data platform (DDP) built for a hyper-connected world and used by companies of all sizes — from visionary startups to large enterprises across 40+ countries. Qubitro has no-code source integration support for The Things Stack.
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      TagoIO

      TagoIO combines advanced device management, services, data storage, visualization and analytics to a cloud-based IoT platform, with a wide range of functionalities and easy implementation.
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      Telemetry2U

      Telemetry2U is a complete IoT platform that requires little setup and configuration yet still provides advanced features, such as voice alerts, scheduled audit reports, configurable real-time dashboards and even calibrations. Prerequisites A user account on Telemetry2U. Activated 14-day free trial or a PAYG plan on Telemetry2U. Setup Telemetry2U First login to your Telemetry2U account and navigate to Node Maintenance via Admin tab from the top menu. Click the Create New link in the top right corner to add a new LoRaWAN® device.
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      Tellsens

      Tellsens is an IoT platform that facilitates map and satelite imagery with geofencing functionality. Read this section to learn how to integrate The Things Stack with Tellsens.
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      thethings.iO

      thethings.iO is hardware and connectivity agnostic enterprise IoT plaform that enables deploying scalable and flexible IoT solutions. This simple platform offers to quickly connect your IoT products using multiple protocols, APIs to manage them and dashboards to visualize the incoming data.
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      Thinger.io

      Thinger.io is a cloud IoT Platform that provides every needed tool to prototype, scale and manage connected products in a very simple way. Its goal is to democratize the use of IoT making it accessible to the whole world, and streamlining the development of big IoT projects. Thinger.io wants to offer an improved integration to The Things Stack users by providing easy to configure tools for the storing, analyzing and showing devices data in a simple way. The plugin allows to retrieve The Things Stack webhook messages to enhance the integration with some interesting features such as: Uplink data payload processing Downlink data payload processing Automatic device and data buckets provisioning
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      ThingsBoard

      ThingsBoard is an open-source IoT platform for data collection, processing, visualization, and device management. It supports cloud and on-premises deployments, and it combines scalability, fault-tolerance and performances to nullify the chances of getting your IoT data lost.
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      ThingSpeak

      ThingSpeak is an IoT platform with built-in MATLAB® analytics, which allows preprocessing, analyzing and visualizing data sent by IoT devices, as well as creating actions such as alerts based on your channel data.
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      TTN Mapper

      TTN Mapper is a convenient tool used for mapping the network coverage of gateways connected to The Things Stack.
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      Ubidots

      Ubidots provides a secure and easy way to build IoT solutions for students, makers and researchers. It is used for sending data from any Internet-enabled device to the cloud, triggering actions and alerts based on that data, and visualizing it.
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      UIB

      UIB’s technology makes human to machine communications simple. Keep following this guide to find out how to send notifications on data events to WhatsApp.
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      UnaConnect

      UnaConnect is a middleware cloud platform for IoT device management from UnaBiz. It allows onboarding large fleets of devices, collecting and processing their data, and integrating with various end platforms in a secure and efficient manner.
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      Widgelix

      Widgelix is a powerful and flexible deep analytics cloud service for IoT device management and data visualization. Widgelix platform allows you to easily integrate devices from various manufacturers into a single platform, making it easier to manage your IoT network and extract valuable insights from your collected data. With Widgelix, you can optimize your device performance, improve your decision-making, and drive business growth.
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      Withthegrid

      Withthegrid is an IoT asset monitoring platform for infrastructure - it allows you to monitor assets, connect IoT sensors, visualize data, detect anomalies and manage workflows. In this section, we describe how to implement The Things Stack integration with the Withthegrid platform.
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      Zoho IoT

      Zoho IoT is a low-code platform for building cloud based web applications tailored to IoT use cases. It lets you securely connect, monitor, and automate IoT enabled devices with ease.
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