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The Settings area lets administrators manage organizational configuration, user accounts, device settings, and integrations.
SensorZone Settings page showing brand configuration

Account settings

Brand configuration

Your brand represents your organization in SensorZone. Brand settings include:
  • Name — Your organization’s display name
  • Logo — Uploaded logo displayed in the navigation
  • Date format — Choose between DD/MM/YYYY and MM/DD/YYYY

User management

Administrators can manage user accounts from the Users page.
  • Invite users — Send email invitations to new users
  • Manage roles — Assign permissions (admin, standard user)
  • Deactivate users — Remove access without deleting the account
Users receive an email invitation with a link to set their password and complete registration.

People Assets

Manage your personnel registry independently from tag hardware:
  • Add person — Create a new staff or visitor record with name, employee ID, email, and company
  • Edit — Update person details
  • Archive / Restore — Soft-delete records while preserving history

Machine Assets

Manage your vehicle and equipment registry:
  • Add machine — Create a new machine record with serial number, manufacturer, year, and number plate
  • Edit — Update machine details
  • Archive / Restore — Soft-delete records while preserving history

Device settings

Configure device-specific behavior:
  • Tag settings — Testing interval requirements, battery thresholds
  • Base station settings — Communication parameters, reporting intervals

Single Sign-On (SSO)

If your organization uses an identity provider (Okta, Azure AD, Google Workspace, etc.), you can configure SSO so users sign in with their corporate credentials — no separate SensorZone password required. SensorZone supports SAML 2.0, OIDC, and SCIM provisioning through Stytch B2B authentication.
  1. Navigate to Settings > SSO
  2. Enable SSO and select your provider
  3. Enter the Connection ID and email domain
  4. Test the connection

Full SSO Setup Guide

See the complete SSO documentation with step-by-step setup instructions for Okta, Azure AD, Google Workspace, SCIM provisioning, and troubleshooting.

API tokens

For integrations and tester devices, you can generate API tokens:
  1. Navigate to the device’s edit page
  2. Click Generate Token
  3. Copy and securely store the token
API tokens grant access to your brand’s data. Treat them like passwords — don’t share them in plain text or commit them to source control.

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