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# Platform Data Widgets

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Fleet Analytics (Platform Data) Widgets are available only for **Enterprise plan**.
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Six ready-to-use widgets keep you informed about your fleet performance by showing key metrics and trends powered by time-series data.

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Platform data widgets (except **Activations**) only work in the **root organization** and will not appear in sub-organizations.
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* **Activations** – Displays the number of newly activated devices, defined as those that connected to the Blynk cloud for the first time.
* **Total Devices** – Shows the total number of devices in your organization(s).
* **Total Devices by Templates** – Shows the total number of devices grouped by their templates, helping you analyze device distribution across product types.
* **Active Devices** – Indicates how many devices were online and connected to the Blynk cloud at least once during the selected time period.
* **Active Devices by Templates** – Breaks down active device by their templates, offering deeper insight into which product types are most active.
* **Devices by Connection Statuses Chart** – Visualizes the distribution of connection statuses (Online, Offline) across your devices. If a device was both online and offline during the selected timeframe, it is counted once for each status.

<div align="left"><figure><img src="/files/FmSqUOQ0WgQ3EYxs9NPn" alt=""><figcaption><p>Platform Data Widgets</p></figcaption></figure></div>


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