Today we’re excited to show you two new Notehub features.

Enhanced device filtering

A new series of filters are now available to filter devices by serial number, Device UID, tag, and more. To try the new filters start searching on any of your Notehub project’s devices pages and follow the provided hints. (Bonus: For added productivity, you can use the new / keyboard shortcut.)

Project cloning

Notehub project owners can now clone projects. The clone process copies project settings including environment variables, but not events or devices. Copying fleets and routes is optional.

You can try this feature today from your Notehub dashboard by selecting the Clone project option from your project’s menu.

Try these new features out, and let us know what you think!

Today we’re announcing a new Notehub route that makes getting your data to Slack a breeze.

The new Slack route allows you to connect to any Slack channel and app, and configure your routes to forward some or all of your events.

Try it out yourself by following our Configuring a Slack Route guide.

Notehub Connectivity Assurance automatically adds data to a Notecard SIM’s data plan when you’re running low on data.

Connectivity Assurance is enabled by default if the Notehub Billing Account associated with your Notecard has a payment method on file, but we now offer ways of controlling your Connectivity Assurance preferences within Notehub.

Learn more about how it works in Managing Connectivity Assurance.

Today we released a Postman Collection that makes it easy to perform Notehub API requests.

The Collection allows you to easily authenticate, pick the request you’d like to use, and make the appropriate call with the click of a button.

To get started today check out our Postman Collection documentation on blues.dev.

Today we’re announcing a new Notehub feature: the ability to add devices to multiple fleets, as well as additional tooling to help manage fleets on your devices.

You can see this in action on a device’s page, where there’s a new widget for managing fleets on individual devices.

Try it out and let us know what you think!