SenseCAP is Seeed Studio's line of industrial LoRaWAN devices: the S210x sensors for air and soil, the S2120 8-in-1 weather station, the S2100 data logger and the T1000 trackers, among others. They reach Cloud Studio IoT through the LoRaWAN network server you already use: the network server decodes each uplink with the official SenseCAP decoder, and the platform stores the readings and turns them into dashboards, alarms and reports.
Add each SenseCAP 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 SenseCAP'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 sensor with its address and model. A natively supported model decodes on its own. Otherwise, create a device model whose script reads the decoded data with payload.asParsedObject(). SenseCAP decoders return each reading as a measurementId with its value (4097 is air temperature, 4098 air humidity), so the script maps each id to an endpoint.
Each reading becomes a device variable that you can show on dashboards, use in alarms by email or SMS and include in scheduled reports.