| Company | Kind | Uses | Properties | Devices online | Open alerts | Alerts 30 d | Reports 30 d | Unanswered | API keys |
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Counts only. Opening a company's alerts or reports is done from Investigate and needs a reason.
Systems that serve many companies (e.g. Hostplus). One partner key manages its companies and acts for one at a time with X-Company-Id.
| Partner | Companies | Webhooks | API keys |
|---|
| Property | Company | Monitored by | Status | Enrolled | Terms | Devices |
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| When | Who | Action | Company | Target | Reason |
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Research on each iPad
iPads move to the research one at a time: each is told only what is allowed above, turned on here, and what its app can do. An iPad on an app from before this shows no capabilities and is never asked. Apple's labels need a runtime 5 app.
| iPad | Property | App | Descriptors | Apple's labels |
|---|
Simulated sound (demo)
For demos without an iPad in the room. The property gets an iPad, shown to staff like any other, that sends a sound level every second: the live view, graph, map, guest reminders and staff alerts react as they would to a real one. The company sees the change in its activity log. Turn it off after the demo.
Street: made up, or the street noise of a real listing on the same road (its iPad’s level, so both read the same with nobody in). In the room, on top: Quiet: nobody · Lively: busy, under the limit · Party: bass-heavy music over the limit (guest reminder, then a staff alert if left on).
| Property | Managed by | In the room | Street noise |
|---|
Residents' sign-in SMS
Codes sent to neighbours when they sign in. Only Japanese mobile numbers get one; above the daily limit, sign-in pauses.