akenza - 2026 Pricing, Features, Reviews & Alternatives

No-Code Data Processing: Being in full control of the IoT data streams is crucial to create useful information out of the raw sensor data. With the no-code Data Flow of akenza, one can define the data processing chain (connectivity, sensor, data output) in a couple of clicks.

Device Type Library: Benefit from a device type library with payload encoder/decoder for up-/downlinks. The most popular off-the-shelf IoT devices are already present in the library, and new devices are continuously added every month. Users can also create their own device type as the device library is open source.

Rule Engine: Rules allow applying business logic to incoming data to trigger actions or alarm notifications. Rules consist of three components: Input, Logic, and Action. Rule inputs define the input device with its data measurement. The rule logic defines the condition to be applied to the data. The rule actions define which action is triggered if the condition is met (downlink, email, sms alert).

Connectivity as a Service: With the Connectivity-as-a-Service offering, users can choose the connectivity that better fits their needs directly in akenza without worrying about separate network operator contracts. The CaaS removes much of the admin hurdles and avoids any lock-in effect with one specific network provider.

Device Management: The device management of akenza allows complete control over all the available assets at any time. It is built to offer support at any phase of the device lifecycle, with a comprehensive set of features to manage a device fleet at scale (asset tags, lifecycle notification, bulk actions).