Lucy Training
  • Introduction
  • Reference Material
  • What is Lucy
  • How to use this training site
  • The Lucy Pro Interface
  • Getting familiar with the model designer
  • The Property Panel
  • Working with Data Collections
  • Debugging Integrations
  • Editing Tools
  • Loops and list processing
  • Using Javascript
  • Publishing APIs
  • Utility Blocks
  • Model Settings
  • Calling Actions
  • Connecting to Webservices
  • Working with time series data
  • Creating visualizations
  • Creating On-Premise Connectors
    • On-Premise Connector Concepts
    • Using the On-Premise Connector SDK
    • Building our first connector
    • Connector Functions
    • Defining a function
    • Creating the agent
    • Setting up the integration
    • Running the agent
    • Testing the connector
    • Integrating Sqlite
    • Understanding the structure of the connector
    • Monitoring your connector
  • Next Steps
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  • Automations
  • Visualizations
  • Extensibility

What is Lucy

Lucy is a integration and analytics tool to help you work with data from different applications and systems. It’s especially well suited to operational insights, decision making and dashboards that run and exchange data in real-time.

Here are some of the things you can do with it:

Integrations

Lucy has connectors - pre-built components to talk to other applications and devices - for many popular services. Using them - you can connect Lucy to other sources and exchange data. Lucy is extensible and so you can build your own connectors to talk to new applications or devices that Lucy doesn’t yet know about.

Automations

Through its low-code interface, you can build both simple and complex workflows that can coordinate automated behaviour across many systems.

Some examples:

  • Turn off the lights in a room if the occupancy sensor in the room shows a 0 value for more than 5 minutes.

  • Whenever someone adds a new entry to a spreadsheet - send out a message on Whatsapp to a recipient.

Visualizations

Once you have data coming in through connectors, you can then visualize them and analyze them through dashboards and paginated reports.

Lucy’s dashboard tools let you build your own portals and dashboards, arrange and customize widgets on the dashboard and tailor them to different kinds of users.

You can also build reports that can be downloaded as excel, pdf or word documents.

Extensibility

Lucy is a platform and is open and extensible. This means you are not limited to what Lucy provides out of the box. You can build your own connectors, for example, to talk to applications or devices that Lucy doesn’t know about (yet). You can also build your own custom visualizations or even visualization templates. You can make your own add-ons apart from accessing the list of add-ons that already exist.

Whatever you get from Lucy out of the box - you can improve on it or add your own!

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