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Time tracking Track time how you want. Get the insights you need. Online timesheets Accurate, detailed timesheets that you can easily export.; Geofencing Automated work tracking based on custom locations.; Payroll software Automate and send payments in a snap with Hubstaff.; Employee monitoring App and URL tracking, optional screenshots and more.; Productivity measurement Built-in efficiency.
Device Management
Plantronics Hub for Windows/Mac, part of the Plantronics software portfolio, is a client application that allows users to control the settings on their Plantronics audio device. Users can customize their ringtone and ring location, configure presence updates, and more. Our lightweight mobile app allows you and your team to track time, no matter where you are. With GPS tracking and geofences, anyone can clock in automatically when they enter a job site or get reminders based on location. Services and resources IT services and support. Computers, phones, software, accounts, applications, networks, printers, cybersecurity, storage. The Unified App Catalog in Intelligent Hub app for macOS, is a central component helping IT bring simplicity to the employee’s digital workspace experience. By bringing the employee’s varied application portfolio (cloud apps, internal web apps, native store and non-store apps, and virtualized apps) into a single location, Intelligent Hub is.
Scripts and Sensors
Deploy scripts written in Bash/Python/Zsh to query advanced inventory data or make system configuration changes. Leverage environment variables for passing secrets/sensitive data securely to the scripts. And finally enable script objects to be triggered on-demand in the self-service catalog for end-users.
Freestyle Workflows
Brings together all the most important building blocks for device management in a simple user interface but unlocks countless possibilities. Create sequential workflows to orchestrate applications and scripts, based on complex criteria including the Sensors inventory data. And we’re just getting started!
Command Line Admin Toolkit for Scripting and Automation
Intelligent Hub comes with a built-in command line utility (hubcli) offering unique notification and orchestration capabilities. Create customized persistent notifications or orchestrate MDM configuration profiles with hubcli as part of your existing scripts and automation.
Add accessories
To add an accessory to the Home app, use your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch. You can't add accessories to the Home app on Mac. Before you set up your accessory, check these things first:
- Make sure that it's powered on and nearby.
- Check your accessory’s manual to see if it needs additional hardware to work with HomeKit.
Then follow these steps:
- Open the Home app and tap Add Accessory or .
- Use the camera on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch to scan the eight-digit HomeKit code, or QR code on the accessory or accessory documentation. If you have an iPhone 7 or later and see on your accessory, hold your iPhone near the accessory to add it.
- When your accessory appears, tap it. If asked to Add Accessory to Network, tap Allow.
- Name your accessory and assign it to a room to help you identify it in the Home app and control it with Siri.
- Tap Next, then tap Done.
Some accessories, speakers, and smart TVs might require software updates or additional setup with the manufacturer’s app.
Samsung AirPlay 2-compatible smart TVs don’t support HomeKit and can’t be added to the Home app.
Organize accessories by room and zone
Organize your accessories by room to help you keep track of where your accessories are located and to control your rooms with Siri. You can also group rooms into a zone, like upstairs or downstairs.
Add a room
On your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch:
- Tap the Rooms tab, tap in the upper-left corner, then tap Room Settings.
- Tap Rooms.
- Tap Add Room.
- Give your room a name, then tap Save.
To navigate between different rooms, tap the Rooms tab at the bottom, then swipe right or left across the screen.
On your Mac:
- In the menu bar, go to Edit > Edit Room.
- Click Rooms.
- Click Add Room.
- Give your room a name, click Save, then click Done.
To navigate between different rooms, click in the toolbar, then select a room. Or go to the Rooms tab and swipe left or right with two fingers on your Trackpad or Magic Mouse.
Assign accessories to a room
After you assign accessories to a room, you can do things like play and control music throughout your home. Or ask Siri to play what you want to watch, where you want to watch it.
- On your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch: Press and hold an accessory, tap Settings > Room, choose a room, then tap to save.
- On your Mac: Double-click an accessory, click Room, choose a room, then click to save.
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Organize rooms into a zone
Group rooms together into a zone, like upstairs or downstairs, to easily control different areas of your home with Siri.
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On your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch:
- Tap the Rooms tab, tap in the upper-left corner, then tap Room Settings .
- Tap Zone. Tap a suggested zone or tap Create New.
- Tap Done.
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On your Mac:
- Choose Edit > Edit Room.
- Click Zone, then click a suggested zone or click Create New.
- Click Done.
If you can't add an accessory
- Update your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch to the latest version of iOS or iPadOS. To use the Home app on a Mac, update your Mac to the latest version of macOS.
- Make sure that your accessories support HomeKit or AirPlay 2.
- To use and manage your home in the Home app on all of your devices, sign in to iCloud with your Apple ID on every device. Then turn on iCloud Keychain and Home in iCloud Settings.
Do more with the Home app
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- Create scenes to control multiple accessories at the same time, then automate your scene or other accessories based on the time of day, your location, and more.
- Set up a home hub to control your HomeKit accessories remotely.
- Get notifications for your HomeKit accessories.