Check out what’s new in Notehub, including smart-fleet enhancements, resizable columns, improved satellite usage UIs, encrypted secrets, API improvements, and more.

Read about the updates on our blog.

We’ve added a new Notehub route for Snowflake Snowpipe Streaming, making it easier to deliver device data to Snowflake with high throughput and low latency.

Snowpipe Streaming provides a high-performance REST API for loading data, and this integration lets you take advantage of batching and long-lived channels to efficiently ingest data at scale. To get started, check out our tutorial on the Blues Developer Center.

Notehub now provides a more detailed view of satellite data usage at the device level. From the Usage tab on any device, you can see a breakdown of uplink and downlink bytes, packet counts, and how actual bytes compare to billable bytes.

This view shows data usage from Starnote for Skylo, as well as our upcoming Starnote for Iridium and Notecard for Skylo products. Try it out!

Managing Notefiles in Notehub just got easier. In the Notehub UI, a new Notefiles tab gives you a single place to view and manage outbound, inbound, and database Notefiles for your devices. In the Notehub API, a new List Notefiles endpoint makes it possible to do the same programmatically.

See the new functionality in action in this short introductory video:

A number of new Notehub features are live and ready for you to test today:

• Data usage reports: We've made it even easier for you to track and report on both data and event usage (with trends!) Look for new charts on your device’s Usage tab.
• Watchdog events: Notehub can now proactively alert you when a device has gone quiet for longer than expected at the fleet level.
• There also a new Snowflake route, improvements to how we handle host firmware management, and new ways of testing JSONata transforms.

Read through The Latest from Notehub for a rundown of all the new features.

Today we’re excited to introduce personal access tokens for authenticating with the Notehub API.

With this update, you can create and manage up to 10 tokens from a new API Access section in the Notehub user interface. When creating tokens, you can optionally set an expiration date, and at any time you can suspend or delete tokens as needed.

Personal access tokens carry the same permissions as your Notehub user account, so treat them with the same care as you would a password or other sensitive material.

If you’re previously used the Notehub API’s /auth/login endpoint to create access tokens, those tokens will automatically appear in your personal access token list. If you’ve previously created more than ten tokens, only the 10 most recently used will remain, and the rest will be removed. Notehub’s /auth/login endpoint has been deprecated since 2023, and we plan to remove the endpoint on December 1st, 2025.

Learn more about personal access tokens in Authentication with Personal Access Tokens, and if you have any questions about this change feel free to reach out in our community forum.

A number of improvements to Notehub are live and ready for you to use today:

• JSONata improvements: Notehub has a new JSONata editor! The editor understands JSONata syntax, and points out any errors you make. Plus, you can now use JSONata in web proxy routes.
• Data exporting: You can now easily export data from your Notehub projects in JSON or CSV format.
• Integrations: There are two new integrations you can try out in Notehub: Arduino Cloud and Blynk.

Read detailed information about these updates in What’s New in Notehub.

This month we’ve pushed out some exciting new updates to Notehub.

Enhanced Session Queries

Much like we’ve previously done with devices and events, Notehub now offers a series of robust filters for searching through session data. We’ve also improved the performance of session queries so you’ll be able to look through your data faster than ever!

Device Journey Tracking

Earlier this year we launched a Map View for Notehub Development tier users. This month we’ve added a new journey tracker that allows you to see the location of your device over time. See it in action on the Map tab of your device.

Monitor Improvements

Earlier this year we also launched alerting functionality for Notehub Development tier users. This month we added a series of improvements, such as the ability to resolve alerts and delete monitors.

And More

In addition to the features listed above we’ve also made multiple reliability improvements, and improved our location caching when using Wi-Fi triangulation.

We’re constantly looking to improve Notehub. If you have any features you’d like to see us implement, feel free to reach out in our community forum.

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.