IoTSP - IoT Service Provider

Complete IoT platform for device management, MQTT messaging, telemetry streaming, and automation rules.

IoTSP Platform Overview

De. IoTSP provides comprehensive IoT infrastructure:

Device Management - Register, configure, monitor IoT devices
MQTT Messaging - Pub/sub messaging and data streams
Rules Engine - Automate workflows based on device events
Connectors - Integrate external systems and services
Account Management - IoTSP workspace configuration
Multi-Tenant - Isolated device networks per workspace

Built for: Fleet telematics, asset tracking, sensor networks, smart devices

What is IoTSP?

IoT Service Provider (IoTSP) workspaces provide everything needed to connect, manage, and monitor IoT devices at scale. Built on industry-standard MQTT protocol with multi-tenant isolation, IoTSP handles device connectivity, telemetry streaming, and event-driven automation.

Who Should Use IoTSP?

Fleet Telematics Providers

GPS tracking for vehicles
Driver behavior monitoring
Fuel consumption tracking
Maintenance alerts

Asset Tracking Companies

Container and cargo tracking
Equipment monitoring
Location-based services
Geofencing and alerts

Sensor Network Operators

Environmental monitoring
Industrial IoT sensors
Smart building systems
Energy management

Smart Device Manufacturers

Consumer IoT products
Connected appliances
Wearable devices
Home automation

Core Capabilities

Device Management

Key Features:

Device registration and provisioning
Authentication (certificate or token-based)
Configuration management
Firmware updates
Health monitoring
Location tracking

→ Device Management API

MQTT Topics

Pub/sub messaging system for real-time device communication.

Topic Structure:

{workspaceId}/devices/{deviceId}/{category}/{type}

Key Features:

Workspace-scoped namespaces
QoS 0, 1, 2 support
Retained messages
Persistent sessions
Topic-based permissions

→ MQTT Topics API

Rules Engine

Event-driven automation based on device telemetry and status.

Rule Triggers:

Message-based (telemetry data)
Schedule-based (cron)
Device status changes
Condition-based filtering

Rule Actions:

Webhooks to external systems
Publish to MQTT topics
SMS/Email notifications
Device commands
Data logging

→ Rules Engine API

Connectors

Integrate IoT data with external systems and services.

Connector Types:

Webhooks - HTTP endpoints
Databases - Direct writes
Cloud Storage - S3, Google Cloud
Message Queues - Kafka, RabbitMQ
Analytics - BigQuery, Snowflake

→ Connectors API

Platform Architecture

MQTT Infrastructure

Built on HiveMQ broker with enterprise features:

Multi-Tenancy - Isolated topic namespaces per workspace
Authentication - Certificate-based or token-based
Quality of Service - QoS 0, 1, 2 support
Retained Messages - Last-value caching
Persistent Sessions - Automatic reconnection

Topic Namespace

Every IoTSP workspace has isolated MQTT topics:

{workspaceId}/devices/{deviceId}/telemetry/*
{workspaceId}/devices/{deviceId}/commands/*
{workspaceId}/devices/{deviceId}/status/*

Standard Categories:

Telemetry - Sensor data, location, metrics
Commands - Configuration, control, updates
Status - Online/offline, health, errors

Getting Started

Workflow Overview

Create IoTSP Workspace

Set up your IoTSP workspace with business profile, device types, expected volume, and data retention policies.

→ Workspace API Documentation

Register Devices

Add devices to your network

Device Registration:

Define device metadata and configuration
Set up MQTT topics for telemetry/commands
Generate authentication credentials
Configure reporting intervals

→ Device Management API

Configure MQTT Topics

Set up pub/sub channels

Create MQTT topics for different data categories with appropriate QoS levels and retention policies.

→ MQTT Topics API

Create Automation Rules

Set up event-driven workflows

Common Rules:

Temperature alerts
Geofence violations
Battery low warnings
Device offline notifications
Data anomaly detection

→ Rules Engine API

Integrate External Systems

Connect to your infrastructure

Set up connectors to push IoT data to analytics platforms, databases, or trigger webhooks for custom integrations.

→ Connectors API

Use Cases

Fleet Telematics

Scenario: Logistics company tracking 1,000+ vehicles

Workflow:

Register GPS trackers as IoT devices
Devices publish location data every 30 seconds
Rules engine monitors speeding events
Webhooks notify fleet management system
Data stored in analytics database

Services Used:

Device Management for GPS trackers
MQTT Topics for telemetry
Rules Engine for speeding alerts
Connectors for analytics integration

Benefits:

Real-time vehicle tracking
Automated compliance monitoring
Fuel consumption analytics
Predictive maintenance alerts

Asset Tracking

Scenario: Shipping company monitoring containers globally

Workflow:

Register IoT sensors in containers
Publish temperature, humidity, location data
Rules detect temperature violations
Automated alerts to operations team
Historical data for compliance

Services Used:

Device Management for sensors
MQTT Topics for multi-sensor data
Rules Engine for threshold alerts
Connectors to cloud storage

Benefits:

Real-time cargo monitoring
Automated compliance reporting
Theft prevention via geofencing
Environmental condition tracking

Environmental Monitoring

Scenario: Smart city air quality monitoring network

Workflow:

Deploy sensor network across city
Sensors publish air quality metrics
Rules detect pollution spikes
Public alerts via SMS/email
Dashboard visualization

Services Used:

Device Management for sensors
MQTT Topics for metrics
Rules Engine for threshold detection
Connectors to public API

Benefits:

Real-time pollution monitoring
Public health alerts
Data-driven policy decisions
Historical trend analysis

Key Benefits

Scalability

High-Volume Support:

Handle 100,000+ connected devices
Process millions of messages per day
Automatic scaling for peak loads
Sub-second message delivery

Global Deployment:

Multi-region MQTT brokers
Low-latency edge locations
99.9% uptime SLA

Developer Experience

Easy Integration:

Standard MQTT protocol
Multiple authentication methods
Comprehensive API documentation
SDKs for popular languages

Testing Tools:

Sandbox environment
MQTT client libraries
Message simulation
Webhook testing

Operational Efficiency

Automation:

Rules engine for workflows
Scheduled tasks
Conditional logic
Multi-action chains

Monitoring:

Device health tracking
Connection monitoring
Message delivery stats
Performance analytics

Security

Device Authentication:

Token-based auth
Certificate-based auth (X.509)
Per-device credentials
Automatic credential rotation

Data Protection:

TLS/SSL for MQTT
Encrypted data at rest
Topic-based ACLs
Workspace isolation

Multi-Tenancy

Every IoTSP workspace is fully isolated:

MQTT Namespace - Dedicated topic prefix
Device Registry - Independent device database
Rules Engine - Isolated automation rules
Billing - Separate usage tracking
Users - Workspace-scoped operators

Operator Roles

Role	Permissions	Use Case
`ADMIN`	Full access	Workspace owner
`ENGINEER`	Device & system management	IoT engineer
`ANALYST`	Read-only analytics	Data analyst
`SUPPORT`	Customer support operations	Support team

Integration Patterns

MQTT Client Libraries

Connect devices using standard MQTT client libraries for any programming language or embedded platform.

→ MQTT Integration Guide

Webhook Integration

Receive real-time events via HTTP webhooks to your backend systems.

→ Webhook Documentation

Cloud Platform Integration

Connect IoT data to cloud analytics platforms like AWS IoT, Google Cloud IoT, Azure IoT Hub.

→ Cloud Integration Guides

Performance & Scale

Device Capacity:

100,000+ concurrent connections
1M+ messages per second
100GB+ telemetry data per day

Message Delivery:

Sub-100ms latency
QoS 2 message guarantees
Automatic retry mechanisms
99.9% delivery success rate

Data Retention:

Configurable retention policies (7, 30, 90, 365 days)
Automatic archiving to cloud storage
On-demand data export

API Reference

For detailed API documentation including endpoints, schemas, and examples:

Devices API Topics API Rules API Connectors API

Next Steps

Quick Start Guide MQTT Guide de.iotb Platform

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IoTSP - IoT Service Provider

IoTSP Platform Overview

What is IoTSP?

Who Should Use IoTSP?

Core Capabilities

Device Management

MQTT Topics

Rules Engine

Connectors

Platform Architecture

MQTT Infrastructure

Topic Namespace

Getting Started

Workflow Overview

Create IoTSP Workspace

Register Devices

Configure MQTT Topics

Create Automation Rules

Integrate External Systems

Use Cases

Fleet Telematics

Asset Tracking

Environmental Monitoring

Key Benefits

Scalability

Developer Experience

Operational Efficiency

Security

Multi-Tenancy

Operator Roles

Integration Patterns

MQTT Client Libraries

Webhook Integration

Cloud Platform Integration

Performance & Scale

API Reference

Next Steps

IoTSP - IoT Service Provider ​

IoTSP Platform Overview

What is IoTSP? ​

Who Should Use IoTSP? ​

Core Capabilities ​

Device Management ​

MQTT Topics ​

Rules Engine ​

Connectors ​

Platform Architecture ​

MQTT Infrastructure ​

Topic Namespace ​

Getting Started ​

Workflow Overview ​

Create IoTSP Workspace

Register Devices

Configure MQTT Topics

Create Automation Rules

Integrate External Systems

Use Cases ​

Fleet Telematics ​

Asset Tracking ​

Environmental Monitoring ​

Key Benefits ​

Scalability ​

Developer Experience ​

Operational Efficiency ​

Security ​

Multi-Tenancy ​

Operator Roles ​

Integration Patterns ​

MQTT Client Libraries ​

Webhook Integration ​

Cloud Platform Integration ​

Performance & Scale ​

API Reference ​

Next Steps ​

IoTSP - IoT Service Provider

What is IoTSP?

Who Should Use IoTSP?

Core Capabilities

Device Management

MQTT Topics

Rules Engine

Connectors

Platform Architecture

MQTT Infrastructure

Topic Namespace

Getting Started

Workflow Overview

Use Cases

Fleet Telematics

Asset Tracking

Environmental Monitoring

Key Benefits

Scalability

Developer Experience

Operational Efficiency

Security

Multi-Tenancy

Operator Roles

Integration Patterns

MQTT Client Libraries

Webhook Integration

Cloud Platform Integration

Performance & Scale

API Reference

Next Steps