RAKwireless makes the WisGate LoRaWAN gateways, the modular WisBlock nodes that you assemble from a core and sensor modules, and ready-made devices such as the RAK2270 Sticker Tracker. They reach Cloud Studio IoT through the LoRaWAN network server you already use: the network server receives each uplink and decodes it, and the platform stores the readings and turns them into dashboards, alarms and reports.
Add each RAKwireless sensor to The Things Stack, LORIOT or ThingPark X with its DevEUI and keys. In The Things Stack, pick the model from the device repository and RAKwireless's official decoder is applied for you.
Set up the Cloud Studio integration once per network server: a webhook in The Things Stack, an application output in LORIOT or the ThingPark X IoT Flow connection. It needs your instance name and an access token.
Add each device with its address and model. A WisBlock node sends whatever its firmware sends, so create a device model whose script reads the fields the network server decoded, with payload.asParsedObject(), or the raw bytes if you did not set a decoder there, and assigns them to the device's endpoints.
Each reading becomes a device variable that you can show on dashboards, use in alarms by email or SMS and include in scheduled reports.