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The ID that specifies a device location observation

Read only system id.

Read only time that the record was created in the system.

Read only time that the record was created in the system. Device location observations cannot be updated, so this will always be equal to created_at.

The system id of the device. When creating a device location observation, you may set this to either the system id or the device's unique id. If you use the device's unique id you must also specify the device's company in the company_id field so that the system can uniquely identify the device. After creation, device_id will always contain the device's system id.

The company that the device location observations related device belongs to. When creating a device location observation through the API you may specify the company id of the device if using the device's unique_id in the device location observation's device_id field. After successful creation this will always equal the associated device's company_id

For convenience and filtering this will contain the associated device's unique_id

Id of the user that created the object, if any

The latitude of the observation. After creation this will continue to be the string value initially set during creation. This must parse to a valid float64 WSG84 latitude, between the bounds of -90.0 and 90.0.

The longitude of the observation. After creation this will continue to be the string value initially set during creation. This must parse to a valid float64 WSG84 longitude, between the bounds of -180.0 and 180.0.

A value indicating how accurate the observation is. This, in conjunction with latitude and longitude describe a point/radius region somewhere on the earth indicating the area where the device was location at the time the observation was taken. This value must be a number greater than zero. It will always be interpreted as meters by the system.

An optional convenience field to keep track of how the location was obtained. Valid values are api, gps, cell_tower, bluetooth, wifi, other, and unknown. If unset during creation and created by POST /device_location_observations, via will be set to api. If created by a rule action and not set, via will default to unknown.

An optional time that the observation was taken. Valid values are ISO 8601 dates and times. If unset during creation, this will default to created_at.