ControlCom Connect Documentation

The ControlCom Connect platform is an enterprise IoT solution that allows you to monitor, control, and manage your connected devices and assets at scale. With powerful data collection, visualization, and automation tools, ControlCom Connect helps you transform raw device data into actionable insights and operational efficiency.

What is ControlCom Connect

ControlCom Connect is an IoT platform designed to help organizations monitor, control, and manage their connected devices and assets. From electrical systems and generators to utility services and compliance reporting, ControlCom Connect provides the tools you need to optimize operations, ensure compliance, and make data-driven decisions.

Key Features

  • Device Management: Securely connect, monitor, and control your IoT devices at scale
  • Asset Tracking: Monitor the status and performance of physical assets in real-time
  • Data Visualization: Create custom dashboards, diagrams and reports to visualize your IoT data
  • Alarm Management: Set up alerts and notifications for critical events and thresholds
  • Location Mapping: Visualize your devices and assets on interactive maps
  • User Management: Control access with role-based permissions and multi-tenant support

Getting Started

To get started with ControlCom Connect, create a new account in the ControlCom Portal, then follow our sending data or node-red quickstart to connect your first device.

Guides

Sending Data

Learn how to send data to ControlCom Connect using MQTT or HTTP.

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Node-RED Integration

Connect your devices to ControlCom Connect using Node-RED.

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Resources

Organizations

Learn about organization structure, user management, role-based access control, and multi-tenant capabilities.

Devices

Learn about device management, connectivity, health monitoring, firmware updates, and configuration.

Locations

Learn about geographical organization, mapping, location-based asset management, and visualization.

Assets

Learn about asset management, classification, attributes, and relationships with devices and locations.

Variables

Learn about device variables, virtual variables, data types, units of measurement, and historical logging.

Dashboards

Learn about creating and customizing dashboards to visualize your IoT data effectively.

Diagrams

Learn about creating SCADA-like one-line diagrams to visualize and control your systems.

Alarms

Learn about setting up alarms, notifications, and alerts for critical events and thresholds.

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