Hi there,
Environet now supports tags, so the devices, alerts, reports, and dashboards that belong together can be pulled up together.
The new tagging feature allows you to label devices, alerts, reports, and dashboards with the same names your team already uses. Once an item carries a tag, you can filter by it, so everything belonging to one project comes up together.
Adding a tag is straightforward. When configuring or editing an item, type the @ symbol followed by your tag in its description, and the tag will be applied.

Device tags carry into Noesis. For example, if you tag your first-floor Aethair IAQ devices with @floor-1, you can ask Noesis for an overview of the @floor-1 air quality, and it will pull data from every device carrying that tag.
Once your items are tagged, filter your device, alert, report, and dashboard lists by tag, and everything sharing that tag comes up together.
Most teams tag by project, site, floor, or department, using the names they already use internally. For example: @floor-1, @philadelphia-office, @accounting.
When choosing devices for a report or a dashboard widget, enter a tag instead of picking each device. Entering @floor-1 in the devices field covers every device carrying that tag, whether that is two or two hundred. You no longer have to individually select multiple devices that belong to the same group.
For more information on how to use tags, check out our article covering how to get the most out of Tags.
If you want to learn more or see tags in action, schedule a walkthrough and we will show you how tags could fit into your monitoring setup.