Once your firmware and IoT device designs are working as expected, you may want to look for an effective way to share your devices' information with a third party, such as your assembly or manufacturing provider.
As an example, imagine you need to assemble 500 new smart buttons for a food supply company, each one to be delivered to a different restaurant so they can place orders at the push of a button. After configuring these devices in bulk, you might want to send the following information to the device manufacturing team:
Restaurant name: To be printed in the device's enclosure.
Restaurant address: To be printed in the enclosure.
Device label: To be printed in the enclosure as "Device ID".
Device token: To be coded in the Device firmware.
Here's a graphical representation of how this would look like:
To download devices associated to a specific Device Type, simply click on the desired Device Type, then select the device(s) whose information you want to download, and finally click on the "export information" button:
