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WE PROVIDE AN ALERTING AND DATA COLLECTING PLATFORM

IT WORKS WITH DEVICES, SENSORS, COMPUTERS, SERVERS AND SOFTWARE... IN SHORT
EVERYTHING

TWO TYPES OF HTTP CALLS

Check things in real time via two types of HTTP calls that you can implement in
your code with ease: we named these calls
Vital Signal and Event Signal.

VITAL SIGNALS

Vital Signals are the object's heartbeat. When this signal is missing, this
inability to communicate becomes our first ally in understanding there is a
problem.

EVENT SIGNALS

Event signals are sent when a specific event occurs on one of your things, so
you can be alerted and collect data about it.


WE ALERT YOU IN REAL TIME IF YOUR THINGS GO OFFLINE OR AN EVENT HAPPENS

JUST INSERT SIGNALS CODE IN YOUR DEVICE, SOFTWARE OR FIRMWARE

THE VITAL SIGNAL SHOULD BE SENT FROM YOUR OBJECTS TO THE PLATFORM AT REGULAR
INTERVALS.
THE EVENT SIGNAL SHOULD BE SENT ONLY WHEN A SPECIFIC EVENT OCCURS.
WHEN A VITAL SIGNAL IS MISSING OR AN EVENT SIGNAL IS RECEIVED, WE SEND YOU A
NOTIFICATION.


CREATE A SIGNAL WITH ONE LINE OF CODE

BECAUSE FAST AND EASY IS ALWAYS BETTER

curl "https://api.prettyalert.com/signal?
      code=warning&
      thing_id=13DB5B6B-95C5-4D22-B0B5-BDEA5E22DC04&
      api_key=970872FB-B5FE-40EE-A609-A5C4204ECD69&
      description=my+personalized+description+for+this+signal&
      data=\{\"wind\":3,\"temperature\":30,\"foo\":\"footext\"\}"


CODE

The type of Event you want to notify.

THING_ID

The id of the thing that sending the signal.

API_KEY

Your security API key.

DESCRIPTION

Any type of information that allows you to know what happened.

DATA

A list of key-value pairs, in JSON (escaped) format, for data collection.





NO PLANS, NO LIMITS. JUST $1/MONTH PER THING

NO MINIMUM FEE, ONLY PAY FOR WHAT YOU USE

$1+$2=$3

Do you need an explanation?
Our price plan is clear and simple.

$1/MONTH

Use it only for an hour?
We charge you for an hour and you pay $0.001366.

TRY IT FOR FREE

One thing is on us.


WHAT WE CAN DO FOR YOU

LET US HELP YOU MANAGE ALARMS AND DATA COLLECTION FOR YOUR THINGS




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F.A.Q.

(FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS)

WHAT IS PRETTY ALERT?

Pretty Alert is a web-based alerting platform that allows developers and makers
to check the status and collect data form thousands of connected things. It is
based on two simple types of HTTP/HTTPS calls, easily included into firmware
code, tools, and software: we named these calls Vital Signal and Event Signal.
The Vital Signal is the object's heartbeat. When the signal is missing the
platform sends an alert notification to the owner of the thing. The Event
Signal, instead, is used when an event occurs so the owner is alerted when
something happens to the thing. Moreover, both Signals can be used to collect
data from the things.

WHO IS THIS SERVICE FOR?

The Pretty Alert platform can be used for any thing which is connected to the
Internet. Developers and makers can use our HTTP/HTTPS call system to check the
status and collect data from any object on the Internet of Things field.
Moreover, Pretty Alert services can be used by IT Administrators to monitor
servers and PCs without having to write a single line of code: just download the
client.

IS IT SAFE?

Pretty Alert servers are hosted on Amazon AWS. The infrastructure is redundant,
autoscalable, and it is replicated in three different regions around the world.
All communications with our servers use the HTTPS protocol to provide encrypted
connections complying with the most stringent security policies.

CAN I USE PRETTY ALERT EVEN IF I'M NOT A CODER?

Yes! IT Administrators and managers can check the status of PCs, servers and
processes without having to write a single line of code: just download the
client.

HOW LONG DOES THE FREE TRIAL PERIOD LAST?

The first thing you track is always free. We will charge you for the other
things and only for the time you use our service. There is no minimum fee and no
monthly fee.

WHICH PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE(S) DO YOU SUPPORT?

All of them! All you need to do is include an HTTP/HTTPS call towards our
platform in your code.



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