The Window module is designed to create ‘windows’, or sequences of data points, from any number of sources. Check this article to learn how it works.

Issue: You have installed the Node by following the instructions in the Node Instillation documentation but the Node does not show up as active in Crosser Control Center.

Follow these steps to troubleshoot these type of issues:

This article will provide you with some ideas how customers have implemented Crosser Node(s) in different infrastructures. Keep in mind that in all cases, the Node must be able to reach cloud.crosser.io via HTTPs port 443 in order to communicate.

If you have installed the Node as a Windows service no dedicated Python environment is installed together with the Crosser installation. You need to configure your Node to use a locally installed Python environment. See the Node Installation in the documentation for instructions on how to do this.

The Databricks Publisher module is used to initiate transfers of files in a staging area into a Delta table. In order to use this module you first need to transfer your data to the staging area...

This document presents Crosser's analytics modules used to transform and harmonize message formats. It covers data transformation, array handling, string manipulation, format conversions, intelligent logic, code execution, counter modules, and condition logic.

These modules can be used to send chat messages to Microsoft Teams. When sending chat messages you need to reference the destination chat by providing its ID. If you are using Microsoft Teams from your browser, you can find the chat ID in the URL when you open the relevant conversation.

This guide will guide you through the process of registering an App for Dynamics/Dataverse and get the credentials you will need to complete the Oauth setup to get the token.

Microsoft enable integration to Azure Event Grid via native MQTT, with Crosser you can therefore communicate directly without the need to go through the Azure IoT Hub. In addition this will allow you to use Crosser to integrate devices/assets from the edge side as well as services and applications on the cloud side.

The Split Module allows you to create condition groups to direct and route messages to various outputs.