Community Productivity -> Storage Services -> Search Service
A search engine that automatically groups results into related topics, helping you explore information more efficiently.
Community Productivity -> Link Hub Token
News Service Access Token
This token grants access to the News Service.
If a phone number is linked, the service will automatically determine the location based on the most recent pin posted to https://hub.aunsw.88.io
Location Pin -> Edit (Venue)
If a venue is already listed on OpenStreetMap and its coordinates closely match the selected latitude and longitude, the venue name will be automatically detected and displayed.
In the example below, the venue name Citymark Building is automatically retrieved and inserted.
To add a new building, click the 
button and complete the required fields.
If the boundary is not defined (as shown in the image above), click the NA field and select one of the available options.
Once a new building has been added by the user, it will appear in the venue list highlighted in orange text.
By adding a building, additional venues within that building can be created by clicking the 
icon next to the newly added building.
In the example below, a new level (floor) has been added within the building.
Once added, the new level (floor) will appear in the list, highlighted in orange text.
Rooms on the level can also be created by clicking the icon next to the level name.
The added building/level/room can be edited by clicking on the blue text.
In the Building example below:
Requirements::
If the message “no defined way pts” is displayed, it means the boundary has not been created yet.
To create the boundary:
If Publish Pins are selected, clicking on Post Boundary will create a post on https://hub.aunsw.88.io and https://hub.quuvoo4ohcequuox.0.88.io with the selected boundary displayed on the Venue page.
Example:
Simple 1m boundary
Simple 3m boundary
Simple 5m boundary
Normal boundary
If the “not found” message appears in the boundary field on the Venue page, it means that particular boundary cannot be used.
In the example below, the Openstreet map boundary can not be used.
When Hub is selected for the boundary on the Venue page, the system will use the boundary details posted on the https://hub.aunsw.88.io for that location.
Example:
{ "subject" : "#b_683georgestreet_0033880_151204 ***",
"define" : "#d_b_683georgestreet_0033880_151204 ***",
"name" : "citymark building",
"type" : "#a_space",
"leveltop" : "6",
"levelbottom" : "-3",
"entrances" : "3",
"use" : "#u_commercial",
"map" : "https://console.aunsw.88.io/?redirect=draw&list=-33.8799587,151.2045493:-33.8799123,151.2044604:-33.8797920,151.2045481:-33.8796675,151.2046389:-33.8796333,151.2047587:-33.8796373,151.2047824:-33.8796952,151.2047645:-33.8797637,151.2050749:-33.8798504,151.2050452:-33.8798506,151.2050452:-33.8798871,151.2050327:-33.8799495,151.2050100:-33.8799227,151.2048921:-33.8799148,151.2048570:-33.8798950,151.2047696:-33.8798896,151.2047458:-33.8798616,151.2046229:-33.8798527,151.2045836:-33.8799009,151.2045677:-33.8799587,151.2045493&spacePt=151.2046349,-33.8796701",
"waypt" : ["-33.8799587,151.2045493",
"-33.8799123,151.2044604",
"-33.8797920,151.2045481",
"-33.8796675,151.2046389",
"-33.8796333,151.2047587",
"-33.8796373,151.2047824",
"-33.8796952,151.2047645",
"-33.8797637,151.2050749",
"-33.8798504,151.2050452",
"-33.8798506,151.2050452",
"-33.8798871,151.2050327",
"-33.8799495,151.2050100",
"-33.8799227,151.2048921",
"-33.8799148,151.2048570",
"-33.8798950,151.2047696",
"-33.8798896,151.2047458",
"-33.8798616,151.2046229",
"-33.8798527,151.2045836",
"-33.8799009,151.2045677",
"-33.8799587,151.2045493"],
"centroid" : "-33.879833,151.204776",
"pin" : "#pin_b9vmtckwg81kycmmuugvj95tytp9qzkvjdpftcwp",
"alias" : "#alias_mpwgq2evox3zinq1tbt0rvilmdsgipkwijoy33dj",
"srcname" : "console.aunsw.88.io",
"srcarea" : "#a_0033880_151204",
"srctime" : "#t_1750296600",
"srctx" : "#tx_rnjrifdjolh85gw53qsteqeca4wralhvppn4ufc9",
"srcsign" : "sWiCqRVPYqtpwPr5DPo2QORdLSL5_CtHeXWDDdpZEGqXFQu9_Hdvy275aq6C4mJDpymvY9C1N3TnRQsd2nYgAg"
}
Location Pin -> Attach -> Scan
Requirements
Before proceeding, ensure the following steps are completed:
For iOS devices, please click here.
For Android, please click here.
All files saved whether from iOS or Android can be imported by following these steps:
Generating an Activity Marker
If the submission is successful, the verification date will appear at Identity Security → Alias Verification → Location Verification → Last Scan Verification
This confirms that the Activity Marker has been verified and logged correctly.
Location Pin -> Attach -> Home
Requirements:
To define a venue name:
Once the venue name is defined, the location pin will turn purple.
The next step is to click Attach → Home, then:
Then submit two photos separately taken either:
Each photo must meet the specific time and framing requirements below:
Front Door Open – Taken from Outside
Front Door Closed – Taken from Inside
During the verification period, your progress is displayed in the format {days}^{morning}^{night}.
For example:
NOTE:
The Position, Room, and Level entered are checked each time a photo is submitted. If any of these values differ between the morning and evening photos, the verification process will be reset and must start over from the beginning.
Once the second photo is submitted (either morning or night), the Verification Token will be displayed.
This token confirms that both required photos for the day have been successfully submitted and the verification for that day is complete.
The Verification Token will also be displayed on the Identity Security → Alias Verification → Location Verification → Last Home Verification page
This confirms that the verification process has been successfully completed and recorded in the system.
If Verification is selected in Event Security → Publish Pins, the Verification post will be displayed.
Location Pin -> Attach ->Work
Requirements:
To define the venue name:
Once the venue name is defined, the location pin will turn purple.
The next step is to click Attach → Work, then:
In the example below:
As the next step, please submit two photos separately taken either:
Each photo must meet the specific time and framing requirements below:
Front Door Open – Taken from Outside
Front Door Closed – Taken from Inside
During the verification period, your progress is displayed in the format {days}^{morning}^{afternoon}.
For example:
After two consecutive photos have been submitted:
Get Code ButtonOnce the correct code is entered, the Verification Token will be displayed on-screen.
The Verification Token will also be displayed on the Identity Security → Alias Verification → Location Verification → Last Work Verification page
This confirms that the verification process has been successfully completed and recorded in the system.
If Venue Checkname is selected in Event Security → Publish Pins, the checkname post will be displayed.
If Verification is selected in Event Security → Publish Pins, the Verification post will be displayed.
Location Pin -> Import (Data)
This feature allows you to import all previously attached files—such as WiFi data, photos and others that are associated with a Location PIN that matches the same latitude and longitude, and is linked to the same alias.
To begin, import the location pins by following these steps:
button
Import Pin from the menuDownload button to retrieve and load the available pinsIf the import is successful, 
pins will appear on the map at https://control.aunsw.88.io
displayed on the map at https://control.aunsw.88.io
Import link.If there are any attachments (e.g., WiFi data, photos) linked to a pin with the same latitude and longitude, they will automatically be imported and attached to the selected grey pin.
On the location pin pop-up:
Login credentials can be found in: Identity Security → Alias List → Alias Details → Hub Info
Please ensure you have the correct alias permissions to access the hub.
Note:
All submitted photos, audio recordings, as well as detected bluetooth activity markers, scanned QR codes, and NFC tags will be automatically posted to https://hub.quuvoo4ohcequuox.0.88.io if the Publish Pins is enabled.
On location pin pop-up
Clicking on Pin will copy a one-time location link to your clipboard.
This link can then be shared with other users to provide direct access to the specific location marker.
Location Pin -> Attach-> Marker
Requirement:
Marker allows users to easily and quickly generate Geo Activity Markers which can be used for WiFi, Bluetooth etc.
The Activity Marker has been designed to be compatible with popular 6-byte MAC address format.
Like the MAC address, the Activity Marker is also represented by 12 hexadecimal digits. Unlike the MAC address, this 12 hexadecimal digits are used everywhere (from QR codes to NFC chips).
There are three types of markers:
Note: By default, new markers are set to Public, unless otherwise specified during creation or configuration.
Optional:
To make it easier, special room or spaces can be identified with certain digits.
In the example below, 999 is the room for utility and the single digit before it, identifies the type of space.
utility 1 = 1_999 (e.g. comm)
utility 2 = 2_999 (e.g. power)
utility 3 = 3_999 (e.g. air)
utility 4 = 4_999 (e.g. fire)
amenity 1 = 1_998 (e.g. male toilet)
amenity 2 = 2_998 (e.g. female toilet)
amenity 3 = 3_998 (e.g. kitchen)
amenity 4 = 4_998 (e.g. storage)
transport 1 = 1_997 (e.g. elevator)
transport 2 = 2_997 (e.g. escalator)
transport 3 = 3_997 (e.g. stair)
transport 4 = 4_997 (e.g. walkway)
To get a Public Marker, set the Public to Yes, attach the Survey file and click on the Create button.
The Additional Marker and Remove Marker features are specifically designed for use with the OwnTracks app on iOS.
In the example above:
2200d7520007 is detected, the system will:
2200d75703012200d152004aA Community Alias is required for this functionality to work correctly.
This allows dynamic marker management based on user location or proximity events, enhancing automation in field deployments or community setups.
The following fields are used when generating custom firmware for ESP32 boards:
These fields are essential for securing the ESP32 firmware based on the correct location and time.
For more details, please click here
The Register button allows a marker to be linked to a mobile number, enabling optional SMS notifications.
Ensure that a mobile number has been added:
61499331111Note: This step is required before clicking on the Register button.
Once the phone number is entered:
Your marker will then be successfully linked to the mobile number with your selected SMS preference.
Clicking the QR Code button will display the QR Code associated with the generated Activity Marker.
This QR Code can be:
The URL generated for each marker can be used to program NFC tags.
In the example above, the URL is: https://88.io/2200d7520007
This URL represents the Public Marker and can be embedded into any compatible NFC tag.
When the Public Marker is scanned via:
a location pin for that marker will be placed on: https://control.aunsw.88.io
This provides real-time visibility and logging of the scan event.
To create a Private Marker:
Your Private Marker will then be generated and linked accordingly.
When a Private Marker is generated, the following will be provided:
These can be used to configure and deploy the Private Marker with:
Next, paste the Private Marker value (for example, 22745d8533e6) into the Map Marker field.
Then, link this marker to the Alias ID so that the Alias Owner can receive messages sent to this private marker.
To complete the process:
This will associate the private marker with the alias, enabling message delivery and notifications.
When you click Register, a pop-up window displaying the linked mobile number will appear.
61499331111Once the mobile number is saved, try clicking Register again.
61499331111).After successfully registering the Private Marker to the Alias ID, a confirmation pop-up window will be displayed.
Map Private Marker to Public Marker
To ensure the correct location pin appears on the map, you must map the Private Marker to a Public Marker.
This mapping allows the system to place the accurate location pin on https://control.aunsw.88.io
In the example below:
Next steps:
If the creation is successful:
When the Private Marker is scanned, a location pin of the Public marker will now be placed on https://control.aunsw.88.io
To activate a Device Marker, follow these steps:
This links the Device Marker to a specific WiFi network, allowing it to be detected based on proximity to the associated MAC address.
In the example below:
0618d6ad890eTo complete the setup:
After clicking the Register button, a pop-up window displaying the linked mobile number will appear.
61499331111 (no spaces or symbols)Once the number has been entered and saved, return to the registration step and try again.
When prompted after clicking Register:
61499331111)After the Device Marker has been successfully registered to the Alias ID, a confirmation pop-up window will appear.
Map to a Public Marker
To ensure the correct location pin is displayed on the map:
Once mapped, the correct pin will be placed on https://control.aunsw.88.io
Note: This step is essential for accurate location tracking and event logging.
In the example below:
When the Device Marker is detected, a location pin corresponding to the linked Public Marker will automatically be placed on https://control.aunsw.88.io
To enable Device Marker detection, one of the following must be active:
This setup enables real-time location pin updates based on proximity to the registered Device Marker.
Please click here (Private Alias)
Identity Security -> Qr Log
A verified email address is required to access the Qr Log.
When a user's Alias QR Code is scanned by another user:
This provides a simple audit trail of QR code scans for identity verification and access tracking.
When a user scans another person's Alias QR Code:
This allows the scanner to keep a record of scanned identities for future reference or location-based actions.
