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# Device profile

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The Device Profile screen provides an interface for managing and monitoring an individual IoT device. It includes device dashboard for real-time and historical data visualization and controls, device status, and various management and development actions.

### Device Actions Toolbox

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Provides navigation and access to essential actions on the device. The toolbox includes links to device Info & Metadata, [Notifications & Events](/en/blynk.console/devices/device-profile/timeline.md), [Developer Tools](/en/blynk.console/devices/device-profile/developer-tools.md), Download Reports screens as well as actions, such as:

* **Rename:** Change the name of the device.
* **Transfer:** Transfer device ownership to another user.
* **Notifications Settings:** Configure notification preferences for the device.
* **Reboot:** Restart the device.
* **Data Import:** Import data to the device.
* **Erase Data:** Permanently erase all data associated with the device.
* **Delete:** Delete the device from the system.

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[Notifications & Events](/en/blynk.console/devices/device-profile/timeline.md)
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