The flexibility of the platform, especially Analysis scripts, dashboards, device management, and APIs, has enabled us to scale our monitoring solution without having to develop and maintain our own backend infrastructure.

Very easy low barrier to entry, but gives you the opportunity to host your own data and code execution so you can scale.

Tago was the 2nd system I tried. The first system was very weak on testing/rigo around having a working platform. Tago seems pretty solid in terms of uptime and availability. Very good. I love the idea of Tago's openness and the fact that you can integrate anything that can chirp out a JSON is pretty incredible... then provide a united display, linked by time has unlimited possibilities. I love the fact that they have pre-loaded many decoders on the LoraWAN side of things (can't speak to the rest). Right now my primary focus is IOT for agriculture in central Texas. Primarily water management for grazing operations - which shows LoraWANs best attributes off quite well. I do like the fact that they have IOS/Android apps as all customers want this. I like their tiered pricing and while I'm still very much in startup phase, I've been able to win a couple of customers while still refining my business and pay as I go which has been huge. The fact that they don't tie me into specific LoraWAN networks is great too as I run my own servers. Excellent platform. Their documenation is immense and as part of that they have added AI which has sped up use of the service quite a bit.