Bolt Data Connect Spring 2022 Release Notes

Bolt Data Connect Spring ’22 Release

Bolt Data Connect’s latest release includes exciting new features that make asset and data management even easier. If you have any questions or would like to submit a feature request, send us a message! Existing Bolt Data Connect customers can access the support portal by logging in.

New Features with Spring ’22 Release

IoT Dashboards & Reports

At a glance view of all of your “Things” connected to Bolt Data Connect and the Thing Types, Status, Alert History and Sensor Data available in Salesforce.

Live-Stream IoT Data

The Thing Chart component now has the ability to stream live IoT data into Salesforce! No need to refresh the page any longer… just click the stream button and monitor the data to diagnose an issue with ease.

Simulator Management

Simulators are now fully controllable from inside Salesforce too! Simulators allow you to create simulated Things, to ease testing without the need for a physical IoT device & conditions. With the new Simulator Management console you have complete control over the simulated things, sensor values and modes of operation.

Servitization

Servitization is the ability to use IoT data to drive “outcome as a service” for your customers. By setting up a Servitization Plan, with both Usage and Uptime based items, you can automatically generate invoices / quotes for customers based on their use of your IoT connected assets.

State Machine Editor

Add State Machine calculated fields to Thing Types, allowing you to more accurately model the physical and logical behavior of your devices. Using the new editor, you can easily define stateful local variables, states & sub-states, and transitions. You can also access the current state and any local variable in any other Calculated Field or Alert Condition too. 

Bolt Data Connect Connector API

For customers with their own IoT Cloud, we’ve now fully exposed the Bolt Data Connect Connector API to allow you to use the Bolt Data Connect Salesforce App with your own IoT Cloud by implementing a single Apex Class.