Managing objects

Overview


When you add an object to Skyresponse Response you register details about the object as such as information about what actions to take at an alarm. You also register how the object’s alarms are to be handled by the system, e.g. to what recipient groups an incoming alarm shall be sent. The information about the object and about what actions to take are stored in an object profile and in an action list, while the information on how the alarms shall be distributed etc. is stored in an alarm handling.

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To add an object to Skyresponse Response in the correct way you must first have registered:

  • A customer or sub-customer to which the object will belong (if you are a reseller and manage several customers). (Sub customers are treated as customers.)

If the alarms are to be sent to a manned, external and public response center you can then directly continue to register the individual objects. If the alarms are to be sent to Skyresponse distributed alarm reception or to a private response center implemented by Skyresponse cloud based response center LC50 you must also first register:

  • An alarm reception that the objects may subscribe to

  • An alarm handling for this alarm reception that the object can be associated with

  • And to be able to set up the alarm handling you must first have:

    • Registered at least one recipient group for the alarm reception used

    • Registered the respondents (admins) that belong to the recipient group and have permission to log in to the alarm reception to receive incoming alarms.

This section of the API description is all about performing basic CRUD (create, read, update, delete) operations on objects. It also contains a step-by-step guide for how to activate a subscription for the object after its creation.

Note that some of the features that can be controlled via the API are related to the permissions assigned to your access token (seller, customer etc. with subcategories). Please contact Skyresponse support if any Forbidden responses occur.

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Managing objects

Overview


When you add an object to Skyresponse Response you register details about the object as such as information about what actions to take at an alarm. You also register how the object’s alarms are to be handled by the system, e.g. to what recipient groups an incoming alarm shall be sent. The information about the object and about what actions to take are stored in an object profile and in an action list, while the information on how the alarms shall be distributed etc. is stored in an alarm handling.

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To add an object to Skyresponse Response in the correct way you must first have registered:

  • A customer or sub-customer to which the object will belong (if you are a reseller and manage several customers). (Sub customers are treated as customers.)

If the alarms are to be sent to a manned, external and public response center you can then directly continue to register the individual objects. If the alarms are to be sent to Skyresponse distributed alarm reception or to a private response center implemented by Skyresponse cloud based response center LC50 you must also first register:

  • An alarm reception that the objects may subscribe to

  • An alarm handling for this alarm reception that the object can be associated with

  • And to be able to set up the alarm handling you must first have:

    • Registered at least one recipient group for the alarm reception used

    • Registered the respondents (admins) that belong to the recipient group and have permission to log in to the alarm reception to receive incoming alarms.

This section of the API description is all about performing basic CRUD (create, read, update, delete) operations on objects. It also contains a step-by-step guide for how to activate a subscription for the object after its creation.

Note that some of the features that can be controlled via the API are related to the permissions assigned to your access token (seller, customer etc. with subcategories). Please contact Skyresponse support if any Forbidden responses occur.