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What is device query?

Using device query, you can efficiently and seamlessly gain access to useful information such as Performance statistics, configuration, hardware specifications, software information, registry keys, and network information.

How do I use device query in Windows 10?

Device Query can currently be accessed on a per-device basis by simply finding and opening the target enrolled Windows device in question, and then browsing to "Device query" within. Let's start by looking at the "Properties" pane which features all the available properties (tables) and entities (columns) we can query: -

How do I start using the electricity price integration?

To start using this integration, simply add the power entity of your device and the electricity price entity to the configuration. The integration handles the rest, calculating various cost metrics based on your inputs. This project is currently in its early beta phase.

Do you offer a battery buy-back agreement?

We enable battery buy-back agreements even before first sales of your new batteries. Avail both fixed and floating scrap battery price thanks to our ability to model battery performance and the ability to determine future purchase prices via our DETX™ battery price index.

How to track device energy cost with dynamic electricity pricing?

You have two main options for achieving detailed device energy cost tracking with dynamic electricity pricing: Automation with Input Helpers: This method involves creating automations that read each hour’s energy consumption and corresponding price, calculating the cost, and updating an input helper.

How much does it cost to run a query?

For example, say a query ran for 10 minutes on a medium size warehouse. A medium warehouse costs 4 credits per hour, and with a cost of $3 per credit 2, we'd say this query costs $2 (10/60 hours * 4 credits / hour * $3/credit).