New in Automations: Daily Data Threshold trigger

You can now use Daily Data Threshold as a trigger in Automations. It's the first of our new Custom Event Templates - a flexible way to configure events that match how your business actually runs.

Why it matters

Daily data usage doesn't look the same across your fleet. A CCTV camera, an asset tracker, and a smart meter each have very different "normal" and very different "something's wrong." Until now, a single threshold had to fit them all.

With Daily Data Threshold, you can finally match the alert to the use case.

What you can do

Set multiple thresholds - configure one or many Daily Thresholds across different projects and verticals (e.g. CCTV cameras, asset tracking, scooters and EV-chargers).
Tune severity per threshold - assign the right severity level so the right events stand out in the Event Log.
Independent rules per Automation - each threshold lives inside its own Automation, so teams managing different projects don't step on each other.
Get real-time alerts - the moment a device crosses its daily limit, the trigger fires and your Automation takes action.
Use it for tracking only - you can create the event with just parameters (threshold + severity) and skip notifications entirely. Once triggered, it simply appears in the Event Log, giving you a lightweight way to monitor and audit threshold crossings without generating alert noise.

Example

A logistics customer running two deployments:

Asset trackers - alert when a device exceeds 50 MB/day (possible misuse or data leak) → severity Critical
CCTV cameras - alert only above 2 GB/day → severity Warning

Both rules run side-by-side, each scoped to the right project, with the right severity in the Event Log.

How to try it

Go to Automations → Create rule
Select Daily Data Threshold as the trigger
Choose data volume and severity
Add your recipients to be notified by email