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The Rules tab lets you automate your devices with if / then logic — when a condition is met, run an action. No code required.

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How a rule works

A rule has three parts:
1

Define IF conditions

The trigger — a device value crossing a threshold, a state change, or another condition (e.g. temperature > 30°C).
2

Define THEN actions

What to do when the condition is true — send a command to a device, trigger a notification, etc.
3

Define ELSE actions (optional)

What to do when the condition is not met — the fallback branch.

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Examples

  • If soil moisture < 30% → turn the pump ON; else → turn it OFF
  • If cargo temperature > 8°C → send an alert
  • If motion detected → turn on the light
Rules you create here run on your devices. As a manufacturer, you can observe the rules your users have built from the Studio’s Rules monitor.

Next: Schedules

Time-based automation.