Sensor map

Sensor map shows the actual position of your ground devices on an image. Upload a floor plan or a photo of your space, add a pin for each device, set a color for each device state you’d like to show, and share the Sensor map with others.

How Sensor map works

1. Upload an image of your space, such as a floor plan, a site map or a photo.

2. Add a pin for each device. Place a pin on the image where the device is located, then assign it a device and the asset whose value you want to show. You can drag a pin at any time to move it.

3. Set colors for device states. Add rules to a pin so that it changes color based on the asset’s value, for example green when a battery is above 50% and red when it drops below 20%. Pins update automatically as new values come in.

4. Share the Sensor map with others through a read-only link. People with the link can see the pins and their live states, but can’t move, edit or delete them.

Pin sidebar

As the number of pins grows, the new sidebar gives you a single list of all the pins on your Sensor map.

See all your pins at a glance

The sidebar is shown next to the image. Every pin is listed with:

• the device it’s assigned to
• the asset it shows
• the asset’s live value
• a color swatch matching the color of the pin on the image

Pins that don’t have a device or asset assigned yet are listed as Unassigned pin with No asset assigned, so you can easily spot and finish them.

Search

Use the search field at the top of the sidebar to narrow the list by device or asset name.

Find a pin on the image

Click any pin in the list and it’s highlighted on the image with a short animation, so you can spot it immediately. Click the same row again to replay the highlight, or click another row to highlight a different pin.

If the pin you clicked is hidden behind the sidebar, the sidebar closes automatically so you can see it.

Collapse the sidebar

Need more room for the image? Use the toggle button to collapse the sidebar and give the image the full width. Click it again to bring the sidebar back.

Click to edit

Editing a pin no longer requires the context menu. Click a pin on the image and its settings open right away, where you can change the assigned device, the asset and the color rules.

• Click a pin to open its settings.
• Click and drag a pin to move it. Dragging moves the pin without opening its settings.
• Right-click a pin to open the context menu with Edit, Duplicate and Delete, as before.

💡 In a shared, read-only Sensor map, clicking a pin doesn’t open its settings or move it.

Bulk deletion

Clean up several pins at once instead of deleting them one by one.

1. In the sidebar header, click Select. A checkbox appears next to each pin. Search remains available, so you can narrow down the list first.
2. Tick the pins you want to delete, or use the select all checkbox to select every pin currently listed. The counter shows how many are selected.
3. Click Delete. A confirmation lists only the pins you selected.
4. Click Delete in the confirmation to remove them. The pins disappear from both the sidebar and the image.

⚠️ Deletion cannot be undone. Review the list in the confirmation carefully before you confirm.

💡 The Select button is only available when your Sensor map has pins and you can edit it. It isn’t shown in a shared, read-only Sensor map.