Watch your fleet
One map shows every device and every run in progress, one list holds every run with its outcome, and alerts reach you on whatever page you are on.
Before you begin
- A console account with any role. Watching needs no more than Viewer.
The operations map
Open Operate›Overview. The map shows every device where it last reported, and every run in progress with its route.
- The run card at the top left names the run, the drone, the step it is on and the distance still to fly. Open run follows it step by step.
- On the map, a run's route runs from where the drone took off to where it is going.
- Activity below the map lists what is Running now, with the current step, and what Recently finished.
| Button | Does |
|---|---|
| Follow | Keeps the view on whatever is running. |
| Airspace | Shows controlled and restricted airspace, where your platform has it set up. |
| Sites | Shows the areas of your sites. |
| Fit | Zooms out until every device is in view. |
| Sat | Switches the map style. |
Every run in one list
Open Build›Executions. Every run is listed, newest first and grouped by Application, with the device, the step it is on or ended at, how long it took and its status.
- A failed run shows why right under it, in the platform's words, for example goTo rejected: 1376 m away, beyond the 1056 m range at 35% battery.
- The version next to each name tells you which version of the Application ran.
- Narrow the list by name, serial number or run ID, by Application, by device or by status.
- Select a run to see each step as it happened. See Follow a run.
Live activity at the top streams every step as it starts and ends, while you have the page open.
Choose your alerts
The bell in the header collects alerts: a device going offline, a low battery, a run that failed or waits for approval. Runs that need you, such as a failure or an approval, also pop up.
To look back over the alerts you received, open Manage›Monitoring›Incident Timeline. It lists the last 100 alerts since you opened the console, newest first, and filters them by severity and kind. For what the platform did for one device, such as a low-battery return home, see the device's Safety tab.
Open Manage›Access & Integrations›Alerting & Rules to decide which alerts reach you.
| Setting | Does |
|---|---|
| Notification categories | Switch whole kinds of alerts on or off: service health, device connectivity, low battery, adapters, runs. |
| Severity filter | Hide Info or Warning alerts and keep only what is Critical. |
| Low Battery | The battery level that raises a low-battery alert. |
| Pop-up toasts and Alert sound | Whether run alerts pop up, and whether failures and approvals sound. |
| Muted | Silence one device or one Application, for example a test drone. |
These settings are saved in your browser: they apply to you on this computer.
What you have now
- Every device and every run on one map.
- The outcome of every run, with the reason when one fails.
- The alerts you need, and none you don't.
Troubleshooting
- A device shows in the wrong place. The map shows where it last reported. A device that has stopped sending stays where it was last seen; check that it is online under Manage›Operations›Assets.
- A run failed. Read the reason under it in Executions. goTo rejected … beyond the … range means the drone's battery doesn't reach the target; a no-fly zone in the message means the way was blocked.
- No alerts arrive. Check that the category is on, its severity isn't filtered out, and the device or Application isn't muted, in the browser you are using.