Linux IoT fleet visibility

Find, monitor, and act on the right device.

Search your IoT device inventory by customer, site, status, tag, or cohort; check last contact and health; then move directly into logs, maintenance, or remote support.

Dataplicity device inventory for the Northstar demo fleet with tagged devices across customer sites

The fleet data behind each decision

Inventory, customer networks, cohorts, and device classes keep Linux edge operations consistent from provisioning through support.

Inventory

Devices view

Searchable list of every unit with tags, owner metadata, last check-in, and connectivity.

Customer context

Networks & sites

Group hardware by customer, geography, or topology without leaving Dataplicity.

Cohorts

Groups & tags

Build "lab", "pilot", or "field" cohorts and save the filters for ops, support, and success teams.

Provisioning

Device classes

Store hardware profiles, config templates, and provisioning settings once per SKU.

Filter → inspect → act

Move from a fleet question or offline alert to a device-level action without reconciling spreadsheets.

01 · Filter

Zero-in by owner or status

Use Devices + Networks to slice by customer, status, or tag.

02 · Inspect

Confirm health without SSH

See telemetry, last check-in, and provisioning data inline.

03 · Act

Assign the next move

Move the device to a maintenance group, escalation queue, or field visit queue.

Screens used in this playbook

Inventory, networks, groups, and device classes in one flow.

Inventory

Devices view

Live inventory with bulk actions, tags, and CSV export.

Customer context

Networks view

Context on customers, locations, and connectivity without leaving the browser.

Cohorts

Groups view

Saved cohorts for labs, pilots, and field fleets with one-click selection.

Provisioning

Device classes

Metadata and configuration defaults that keep provisioning consistent.

Ready to sync your inventory?

Enter your email, we create the workspace + default device class, and hand you the install command for your first device.