Inventory by Zones

Browse devices organized by their physical location in the space hierarchy

For Viewers & Installers

Roles: Viewer, Installer, Designer, Manager

Browse devices organized by their physical location in the space hierarchy.

Asset inventory tracking by zones

Accessing Zones Inventory

From the sidebar, tap By zones under the Inventory section.

Space Hierarchy

The hierarchy follows this structure:

Organization
└── Site (Location)
    └── Building
        └── Floor
            └── Zone
                └── Devices
  1. Select a Site from the list
  2. Select a Building within the site
  3. Select a Floor within the building
  4. Select a Zone to see its devices
  5. Tap a Device to view details

Table View Features

  • Device count: Each level shows the number of contained devices
  • Pull to refresh: Update the device list
  • Search/Filter: Filter devices within a zone

Understanding the Structure

Sites (Locations)

The top level of the hierarchy representing physical locations or campuses.

Buildings

Physical structures within a site. A site may contain multiple buildings.

Floors

Levels within a building. Typically numbered or named (e.g., “Ground Floor”, “Floor 1”, “Basement”).

Zones

Logical areas within a floor, such as:

  • Rooms or offices
  • Corridors
  • Common areas
  • Storage areas

Devices

Individual IoT sensors installed within zones or directly on floors.

Use Cases

The zone-based inventory is useful for:

  • Physical site navigation: Find devices by their real-world location
  • Installation verification: Confirm devices are in correct locations
  • Maintenance planning: Identify all devices in a specific area
  • Space-based analytics: Understand device distribution per room/zone

Tag Position Tracking

For assets with position-enabled tags, Haltian IoT calculates approximated indoor positions. This data is available as:

  • Zone-based inventory: Which zone contains the asset
  • Position coordinates: WGS84 (global) and local coordinates
  • Movement history: Track asset movement over time

Position frame-by-frame for debugging

The position debugging view shows frame-by-frame RSS (Received Signal Strength) values, which is helpful for verifying proper tag positioning and troubleshooting location accuracy issues.

Next Steps