Device management

Vendor-independent device management for TWIG, Emerit and every other safety device

Add, configure and follow every safety device your customers use, whatever the brand. Devices get their settings over the air, so they can go from the box to the user.

Safety devices of different brands managed from one Cuebly dashboard
  • TWIG NEO
  • Emerit e-WG200
  • Configured over the air
  • Teltonika
  • Eview

5+

Device brands in one dashboard

2 to 5 min

From switch-on to ready to use

1

Way of working for every brand

Supported devices

  • TWIG NEO
  • TWIG ONE
  • TWIG EON
  • TWIG EASY
  • Emerit e-WG200
  • Emerit e-RG360
  • Emerit e-B10
  • Teltonika
  • Eview
  • Queclink GL320MG

Over-the-air provisioning

From the box to the user without touching the device

Step 1 · Add

Add the device

Enter the IMEI, or import a whole order from a CSV file, and pick the customer. With a Cuebly SIM you add the ICCID. With your own SIM you enter its phone number and APN details, which automatic provisioning needs.

  • IMEI
  • CSV import
  • ICCID
  • Phone number and APN

Step 2 · Start

Start the onboarding

Start it by hand, or let it start by itself as soon as the device is added. Imports work the same way.

  • Manual
  • Automatic

Step 3 · SMS

The platform sends the settings

An SMS gives the device the APN and the server to connect to. With a Cuebly SIM those messages are free.

  • APN
  • Server settings

Step 4 · Connect

The device connects

It applies the settings, restarts and connects to Cuebly. That takes two to five minutes, depending on the device.

  • Restart
  • First connection

Step 5 · Ready

Ready for the user

The device gets its full configuration from the template and shows up in the customer’s environment. It can be shipped straight to the person who will wear it.

  • Templates
  • Ready to use

Everything after the first switch-on

Run a mixed fleet like it is one brand

The same tools for every device, for every customer.

Templates

Save the settings that work as a template, such as “Delivery driver” with its man down settings and check-in interval. New devices start from it, and a change to the template can go to existing devices in one go.

  • Man down
  • Check-in interval
  • Alarm settings

Bulk actions

Select a group of devices and move them to another customer, change settings, rename them or archive them.

Device status

Online or offline, last seen, battery level and firmware version for every device, across all customers.

Remote diagnostics

Ask for a location update, check the SIM, read the connection log and the raw device messages, or restart the device.

Alerts

Get a message when a device stays offline too long, its battery runs low, its firmware is outdated or its configuration is wrong.

One view over all your customers

From the reseller environment you see which customers have devices offline and which models need attention most. Contracts change? Move the devices to another customer in seconds, with or without their history.

  • Reseller environment
  • Transfers
  • History

Customer environments

What you can connect

Devices, gateways and systems

Many brands can do much of the same. Choose by the job, and mix them per customer.

  • TWIG
  • Emerit
  • Eview
  • Queclink

Personal alarms

An SOS button, man down detection and GPS in a device people wear all shift, many with two-way voice. A rugged model for the factory floor, a small one for field staff who may meet aggression, a watch for discreet use.

  • Emerit e-BBE9
  • TWIG SRD
  • iBeacon

Indoor positions

Most dedicated devices pick up beacons, so an alarm from inside a building shows the floor and the zone.

  • iOS
  • Android
  • Emerit e-B10

The Cuebly app

SOS, man down, the lone worker timer and assistance requests on the phone people already carry. A paired Emerit e-B10 button adds a discreet trigger.

  • Teltonika

I/O gateways

Connect potential-free contacts and relays of machines and installations, for example to send a machine fault to the operator’s device.

  • Ajax Hub
  • Fire alarm panels

Building gateways

Bring the building’s own alarms into Cuebly: panic buttons and call points through the Ajax Hub, or a fire alarm panel through a gateway, so the alarm reaches the app and the control room.

  • Webhooks
  • REST API
  • SCADA

Webhooks and API

Any system that can call a webhook can start a scenario: SCADA, building management, access control or your own software.

Why one platform

One console per brand gets old fast

Most device tools only know their own hardware. Use the switch to compare.

Separate brand tools | Cuebly

Interfaces

A different console per brand

One platform for every brand

Customers

Devices sorted by hand

Each device linked to a customer environment

Moving devices

Reconfigure and start over

Move to another customer in seconds

Settings

Configured one by one

Templates and bulk actions

After setup

Configuration only

Alarms, scenarios, reports and the app

Thijs Wagenaar

★★★★★

Cuebly makes it easy to manage devices, apps, and accounts centrally. The platform is reliable, scalable and helps us deliver top tier professional safety solutions with confidence.

Thijs Wagenaar

Managing Director, Secure2Go

Explore

More about the platform

Personal safety platform

How devices, customers and alarms come together in one platform.

SIM and connectivity

Non-steered European SIMs, free SMS to devices and usage per device.

Hardware and integrations

Every supported device and alarm centre protocol.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Which device manufacturers does Cuebly support?

TWIG (such as the NEO, ONE, EON and EASY), Emerit (e-WG200, e-RG360, the e-B10 button and e-BBE9 beacons), Teltonika trackers and I/O gateways, Eview and Queclink, plus the Cuebly app. The hardware and integrations page has the full list. Missing a device? Ask us about a custom integration.

Can we use our own SIM cards?

Yes. With Cuebly SIMs you get more monitoring and free SMS to the devices. With your own SIMs you keep your contracts and enter the SIM and APN details when you add a device. Many partners mix both.

How does over-the-air provisioning work?

You start the onboarding by hand, or let it start automatically when a device is added or imported. The platform sends the APN and server settings to the device by SMS. The device applies them, restarts and connects, and then gets its full configuration. Nobody has to touch the device, so it can go straight to the end user.

Can we move devices between customers?

Yes. From the reseller environment you select devices and move them to another customer. You can download the device history first, or reset it straight away.

Does Cuebly update device firmware?

No. Cuebly configures devices over the air, but firmware updates stay with the manufacturer’s own tools.

What happens when a device goes offline?

You see the last-seen time for every device, and you can get an alert when a device stays offline longer than you want. From the platform you can ask for a location update, check the SIM, read the connection log and the raw device messages, or restart the device.

Can we manage devices in bulk?

Yes. Import devices from a CSV file, then select any group of devices to move them, change their settings, send their configuration again, rename them or archive them.

Does every brand work differently?

Each brand keeps its own features, such as Emerit’s beacon support or TWIG’s battery modes. Adding, configuring and monitoring a device works the same way for all of them, so your team learns one platform.

Demo

See a device go live

In the demo we add a device, send its settings and show it in a customer environment.