Integration based on data push

Use this option for receiving data and events from our platform on your web service

Pre-requisite:

• A running and secured web service (HTTPS URL) that can receive data and events from our systems.

Outcome:

• Process (and / or store) these data and events to fulfil your use cases.

Our Solutions:

1. Sensor data push
2. Matrix events push

An overview of these are given in the below sections.

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Sensor data push

1. Use it for: receiving batches of raw sensor data in near real time on your web service (HTTPS endpoint)
2. Described in our documentation at: Sensor data push
3. Examples of some data:
   1. Feedback rating data
   2. Air quality sensor data
   3. People counter sensor data
   4. Other sensor data (like consumable or bin monitoring)
4. Sensor types and data format are described in child pages of RealSense

Matrix event push (Matrix Event Bus)

1. Use it for: receiving specific events from Matrix in near real time on your web service (HTTPS endpoint)
2. Described in our documentation at: Matrix event bus
3. Examples of some events:
   1. Zone created:
      1. Zone is a location in your site (building)
      2. This means a zone was defined and added in your building.
   2. Task started / completed
      1. This means a planned or scheduled activity has been started or completed by someone who was assigned to it.
      2. From this you can infer the last clean time- i.e. when a cleaning activity was started and completed- Since a cleaning activity is created as a task in our system.
   3. Incident created
      1. This means an issue was created
      2. Either by some supervisor or by a sensor
   4. Incident started / completed
      1. This means work was started on an issue and then completed.
      2. By someone who was assigned to the issue
4. All supported events are listed in this section at the bottom of page for Matrix event bus

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Difference between Matrix events push and Sensor data push:

1. For the user of these two services, both behave the same, i.e. both send data to a web service (HTTPS endpoint)
2. Since sensor data can be quite voluminous as compared to Matrix events, sensor data push is activated separately from other events.

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