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## Actions
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Some actions can be applied on a per device level, these all exist on the right hand side of the rows.
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The devices table has a number of actions that can be performed on devices, either in row actions, or via buttons on the right hand side of the rows, or via bulk actions having multiple devices selected.
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### In row actions
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Some actions are available on the device list itself, by interacting with various fields.
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#### Reveal ICCID & IMEI
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Click the `(more)` link in the identifiers column to reveal the ICCID and IMEI of the device.
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#### Set device name
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Hovering over a device name will reveal a pencil icon, which can be clicked to edit the device name.
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Hit `Enter` to save the new name, or `Escape` to cancel.
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#### Schedule Firmware Update
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Clicking on the firmware version will open a dialog allowing you to schedule a firmware update for the device.
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### Button Actions
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Some per device actions are available via buttons on the right hand side of the rows, these are:
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- Activate / Deactivate
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- Manage Users
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-[Manage Users](#manage-users)
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- Manage Settings
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-[See Device information](#device-information)
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### Manage Users
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####Manage Users
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Clicking on the manage users icon will open a dialog allowing you to add or remove users from the device.
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Clicking `Add User`, open an additional dialog allowing you to select a user from the list of users on your account, or create a new user.
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#### Add Existing user
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#####Add Existing user
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In order to select an existing user, click on their name from the list.
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On success, you'll see a confirmation message in the top right corner.
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If this is the case please contact support to get them added to your account.
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This will open a dialog allowing you to enter the new users details.
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Once you have entered the details, click `Create` to create the user.
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On success, you'll see a confirmation message in the top right corner.
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If the user already exists, you will not be able to create an account for them.
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To remove a user from the device, click on the `X` icon next to their name.
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Verbose information about the device, including:
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- Overview: General device state information, and summarized device information over time.
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- Timeline: A detailed timeline of data received from the device, and received by SIM providers.
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The top of the overview summarizes the current plan and billing state of the device.
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An expandable overview of some device metrics, errors, sends and power usage are then displayed.
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You can mouse over the graphs to see more details about the data.
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This data is then summarized further with some key metrics.
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You can toggle `Info` and `Status`from this list using the buttons.
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Forwarding is a new feature that allows you to forward data from your devices to other services, currently webhooks and MQTT.
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Shows some of the most recent [points](/terminology/points.html) for the device.
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This will replace similar messaging based on Notifications, which is only accessible via API or the [Cloud app](/apps/cloud/account/notifications).
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You can select multiple devices and perform actions on them by using the check boxes at the left of each row.
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Exporting selected devices will display a modal allowing you to copy a IDs, Serial numbers, IMEIs or ICCIDs in a bulk format.
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Settings allows you to change the settings of multiple devices at once, making use of [config pages](./configs.html) that you have on your account.
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