Disruptive Technologies (DT) is a wireless IoT sensor platform — small adhesive sensors talk to a Cloud Connector, the Cloud Connector forwards readings to the DT cloud, and the platform reads them through the DT Service Account API. Devices in DT are organised under Projects; one Project usually maps to one site, but the same Service Account can cover several Projects.

What you do in DT Studio

1. Create or sign in to a DT Studio organisation at studio.disruptive-technologies.com.
2. Create a Project for this site (or pick the existing one if it is already set up).
3. Add the Cloud Connector(s) and claim each sensor under the Project.
4. Label every sensor with a clear name — the labels you set here become the readings the platform will see.

Create a Service Account

In DT Studio, create a Service Account and generate a key for it. DT issues three values:

1. Key ID — the public identifier for the Service Account key.
2. Secret — the long secret value paired with the Key ID. Treat it like a password; it is shown once on creation.
3. Service Account email — the email address shown for the Service Account in DT Studio. Our credential form requires it; check with DT Studio whether the exact value matters or any account email will do.

Disruptive Technologies — installation planning

What you do in the wizard

1. Step 2 — Integrations & Discovery: choose Disruptive Technologies, paste the Key ID, Secret, and Service Account email as a new credential, then click Verify. The platform lists Projects with the credential — a green tick means it works.
2. Pick the Project for this site from the discovered list (or, if there is only one, the wizard auto-selects it).
3. On the same step, the discovered device list appears for the chosen Project. Tick the devices that belong to this site and untick the rest.
4. No address-list CSV upload — discovery replaces it.
5. No watchdog needed — DT is read-only from our side.