Asset View
The Asset View is your central hub for working with an asset. Use it to investigate connected devices, test your application, and resolve customer issues faster.
With Asset View, you can:
- Search for assets by user or asset ID
- View real-time asset states and live/historical webhook data
- See automatic warnings for common issues
- Report issues directly to Enode, with pre-filled ticket data
Copy linkFinding an asset
Depending on whether you are using a Sandbox or Production client, there are two ways to find assets.
Copy link1. Search by asset or user ID (All environments)
To search for a specific asset:
- Copy the Enode asset ID or user ID for the asset that you want to investigate
- Open the asset search dialog from the client menu in your dashboard
- Paste the user or asset ID into the search field
You’ll also see a list of your recently visited assets for quick access.
Copy link2. Use the Asset List (Sandbox only)
If you’re working in a Sandbox client, you can view all connected assets in a list view.
Copy linkViewing asset state
Once you select an asset from search or the list, the Asset View for that asset will open. The Asset View displays the asset’s current state. It mirrors the structure of the API response (e.g. GET /vehicles) and supports all available asset types.
Use this view to:
- Inspect real-time asset data
- Compare fields to expected values
- Troubleshoot integration issues
Copy linkWebhook events
Asset View subscribes to real-time webhook updates. Whenever the asset’s state changes, the view is automatically updated.
The Events Feed shows a timeline of webhook activity. Click on any event to:
- See which fields changed
- View the raw JSON body of the webhook payload
Copy linkState warnings
Asset View flags common issues like active interventions with state warnings, so you can quickly identify potential causes of integration or device errors.
Copy linkReporting an issue to Enode
If you still need help, you can report an issue directly from the Asset View.
When you click “Report issue”, we’ll automatically attach relevant asset metadata to the support ticket. This helps our team resolve your issue faster.