Organization Settings

This page provides a high-level overview of your organization's configuration, the data types being processed, and the permissions of the currently logged-in user.

This screen is divided into three main sections:

  1. Organization: Core details of your company's account.

  2. User: Information and permissions for your user account.

  3. Event Categories: A detailed list of all data types (events) akey_figure to your organization.

Organization

This section displays the primary identifiers and settings for your entire organization.

  • ID: A unique system-generated identifier for your organization (e.g., 6d219fa7f940792b17f82bae).

  • Name: The display name of your company (e.g., "Demo Meter Company").

  • Subscription: Your current subscription plan (e.g., "BASIC").

  • Notification Languages: A grid of all available languages for system notifications. Languages that are highlighted (e.g., EN, DE) are currently enabled for your users.

User

This card, located in the right-hand sidebar, shows the details for the user who is currently logged in.

  • Username: The email or username used to access the platform (e.g., [email protected]).

  • Permissions: A complete list of all actions your user account is authorized to perform. This controls what you can see and do within the application. Examples include:

    • admin:all: Full administrative access.

    • read:buildings: Permission to view building data.

    • write:events: Permission to create or modify events.

    • read:pushnotifications: Permission to view push notifications.

Event Categories

This table defines every type of data event that your organization collects, processes, or generates.

  • Measure Current Interval: This button, located at the top right of the table, triggers a manual data reading or computation for the currently defined intervals.

Table Columns

  • Type: The internal name for the data event, which describes what is being measured (e.g., ENERGY_CONSUMPTION, ENERGY_CONSUMPTION_FORECAST_1H).

  • Source: The origin of the data. This could be a specific device type (e.g., GATEWAY, CAR_CHARGER, HEAT_PUMP) or the system itself (e.g., MOOST, APPLIANCE).

  • Interval: The frequency at which this data is collected or expected (e.g., 15min, 1d for one day).

  • Computed: Indicates whether the data is a raw value from the source (-) or a value calculated by the platform (yes).

  • Description: A plain-language description of the event (if one has been added).

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