Blueprint page features

The Blueprints page has everything you need to add, remove and view sensors in one convenient sidebar.

View Mode

When not in edit mode, you can see every sensor attached to the blueprint.
If you hover over the sensor in the sidebar it's corresponding icon will highlight itself in the blueprint (and vice versa). You can show/hide sensors without having to remove them from the blueprint, just click the eye icon (see picture below).

Moisture

When selecting Moisture as the Measurement Type, you will see all sensors marked with a shade of blue corresponding to the latest moisture value of the selected time period. The default view will give you the latest of the moisture values from the past 7 days. If you wish to select a specific time period, you can do so by clicking on the calendar icon on the left side of the blueprint.

The cloud in the top left corner appears if there is forecasted rain for the given day and allows you to see temperature, humidity and rainfall volume.

Furthermore, when hovering over a sensor you can see the moisture values plot for that particular sensor. If you don't want to see these moisture plots, e.g. if it creates an overwhelming and cluttered view, then you can switch off that feature from the sidebar (see picture below).

Signal

If you chose Signal strength as the Measurement Type, then the sensors will change their colour to a shade of green reflecting the strength of their signal. If you see that some sensors have a weak signal, then consider positioning a gateway closer to them to avoid battery drain.

Risk score

Risk score is an AI-powered tool designed to simplify moisture management specifically for flat roofs. By analysing data from sensors and environmental conditions, it generates a risk index indicating the likelihood of moisture issues, such as water ingress.

Risk score levels:

0: No issue detected.
2: Monitor area—sensor readings are abnormal, but no immediate problem.
4: Action required—high likelihood of moisture ingress.

To learn more visit this page.

Edit Mode

When in edit mode (accessed via the big blue Edit Blueprint button in the top right) you have the ability to:

Attach sensors to the blueprint from a searchable list (area 1 in the picture below) of all the sensors you have access to.
Position sensors on the blueprint by dragging and dropping them from the attached sensors list (area 2) in the sidebar.
Detach sensors from the blueprint with the orange 'detach' button (area 2).
Once you have made all the necessary changes press Confirm changes to save the newly added information.

For additional guidance hover over the question mark to learn more.