Things
The following chapter contains explanation on information seen in the Things section of Monogoto hub.
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The following chapter contains explanation on information seen in the Things section of Monogoto hub.
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The Things page provides a detailed view of all the things (SIMs) under the account.
In the top of the page, there are 4 doughnut charts that include data highlights of the current month.
Status: This chart displays the proportion of accounts categorized as "Active" vs. "Suspended”.
Top Countries/Usage (GB): This chart displays the data usage consumption for top countries, measured in gigabytes.
Top Networks/Usage (GB): This chart displays the data usage consumption for top networks, measured in gigabytes.
Profiles: This chart shows the most frequently accessed or active SIM identities within the current month.
The Things table presents detailed information about your things (your SIM cards), organized into columns for easy reference and analysis. The columns include important information that will be helpful at a first sight of the table, for example the Thing’s name, last network that has been used, etc.
Name: the name of the Thing. This name can be customized in the advanced console.
ICCID: the SIM identification number, also known as ICCID.
Device ID (IMEI): a unique identifier assigned to mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets, in which your SIM is placed.
Group: the Things Group the SIM belongs to. SIM can be moved between Thing Groups in the advanced console.
Network: displays the last operator that the SIM has been connected to.
Data Usage: the data usage count for the current month.
Last Activity: the time of the last closed data session.
Status: the SIM status, which shows if SIM is ready to be used or is it suspended and cannot be used currently.
Data Session: Provides information regarding whether the SIM is Online or Offline.
Tech: Displays the radio access technology (2G, 3G, 4G, LTE-M, NB-IoT).
Tags: Displays assigned tags to each SIM, if there have been created.
Active Identity: Shows the current active IMSI that’s being used on this SIM.
Thing states explained:
Active - SIM is activated and is available to be used.
Suspended - SIM is temporarily suspended from being used.
Retired - This state is used only when SIM has been lost or damaged since once Thing is set to this state, it can no longer be used without the help of Monogoto Support.
To customize the Things table view to your preference, you can edit the displayed columns for optimal efficiency. This can be done through the column editor located above the table.
To add or remove columns from the table view, simply click the checkboxes next to each column name.
If you want to display all available columns, click on "Select All", and all columns will be selected and shown in the table view.
You can always reset the displayed columns to the default view by clicking on "Reset Columns" button.
In the column editor, you can also adjust the width of the columns to your preference by choosing between "Fit" or "Autosize".
Fit will resize all displayed columns to fit within the table view without the need for horizontal scrolling.
Autosize will adjust each column’s width according to the text length.
Above the Thing table, there are two buttons. On the right is a download icon, which exports a CSV file of the whole table.
On the left a refresh button which when clicked refreshes the data in the table.
The Bulk Actions on Things feature allows users to efficiently manage multiple items from the Things table. To use this feature:
Select Items: Check the boxes next to each Thing you want to update.
Add Action: Click the “Add Action” button located above the table.
Choose Action: In the new tab that opens, select an action from the dropdown menu.
Available actions include:
Refresh Connection
Suspend or Activate Things
Move to Group
Assign/Unassign Tags
Once an action is selected, it will be applied to all selected Things simultaneously, streamlining the management process.
Clicking on the Thing name on the Things page will take you to the Thing Details page, which includes all the information related to the Things, including data usage, live statuses, and events.
Did you know the Thing details page includes an indication regarding the availability of the Monogoto SIM Tool Kit? Also known as MTK.
