Mobile App

Stay connected to your Wizata environment from anywhere. Live KPI dashboards, real-time alerts, pipeline monitoring, and Edge device status — all secured per Wizata tenant, with native Azure AD sign-in.

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Available on iPhone (iOS 16 +) and Android (7.0 / API 24 +).

What you can do

📊 Dashboards — Build per-asset dashboards with sensor tiles and charts. Long-press to rearrange, drag to reorder, edit anytime.

🚨 Alerts — Real-time push notifications when datapoints drift out of range, pipelines fail, or edge devices go offline. Severity filtering and per-scope subscriptions.

🔧 Pipelines — Monitor pipeline executions live. Filter by time window, status, or pipeline template. Drill into any run to see errors and copy logs.

🛰️ Edge devices — Inspect your edge gateways: connection state, deployed modules, message clients, writers, triggers, and live logs.

⚙️ Multi-tenant — One install, any tenant. Each Wizata customer has their own deployment at {prefix}.onwizata.com, with isolated Azure AD authentication.

See it in action

Get started in 60 seconds

1. Download — install Wizata Mobile from your store (badges above).
2. Enter your tenant prefix — for example, if your Wizata environment is acme.onwizata.com, type acme. The app fetches your tenant's authentication configuration automatically.
3. Sign in with Azure AD — uses the native Microsoft sign-in sheet (MSAL). Single sign-on works if your device is already enrolled.
4. You're in — your assets, dashboards, alerts, and edge fleet are ready.

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What about security? Tokens stay in the device's secure keychain. Each tenant's data is isolated by Azure AD scope — even with multiple Wizata accounts, you'll never see another tenant's data. Push notifications include a tenant prefix check; cross-tenant notifications are dropped silently.

Push notifications

When you sign in, the app registers for push notifications with your tenant's backend. You can fine-tune which categories you receive in Settings → Notifications:

• Pipeline alerts — business logic notifications from pipelines
• Pipeline monitor — technical failures and aborts
• Edge monitor — gateway connectivity and module errors
• Datapoint monitor — out-of-range values, frequency drops, sensor disconnections

Each category can be toggled independently. Disable them all if you want a silent observer mode — the active alerts feed still works inside the app.