Connect Domotz

Domotz is a network monitoring platform for MSPs and AV/IT integrators. A Collector — an on-site agent you run as an appliance, a VM, or a software install — discovers every device on a customer…

Written By Christopher Scaminaci

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Domotz is a network monitoring platform for MSPs and AV/IT integrators. A Collector — an on-site agent you run as an appliance, a VM, or a software install — discovers every device on a customer network and watches it continuously: whether it is up, how fast it responds, what its SNMP and TCP sensors report, how the network is wired together, and which PDU outlet each device is plugged into. Connecting Domotz to StackJack lets your AI assistant read all of that and act on it.

Connecting Domotz gives your AI a broad set of domotz_ MCP tools — MCP (Model Context Protocol) tools are the standardized commands an AI assistant can call through StackJack. With them, your AI can:

Inventory your Collectors and every device behind them, including installed applications, SNMP details, and detected device types
Investigate uptime, response-time (round-trip delay) history, status-change history, internet speed-test results, and per-device monitored variables
Triage alerts — list them over a time window, filter by severity or status, and resolve them
Manage alert rules end to end (create, update, delete) and bind them to Collectors, devices, and contact channels
Configure monitoring — sensors (Domotz calls them Eyes), IP-scan and network-interface policies, DHCP discovery, routed networks, and external hosts
Control power — read a device's available power actions and its PDU outlets, then power on, off, cycle, or software-reboot
Back up device configurations and read the backup history
Open remote access — create a VPN session to a customer network, connect to a specific device, and take a snapshot from an ONVIF camera
Organize with custom tags, inventory fields, teams and areas, and manage who has access to your Domotz account

How StackJack authenticates to Domotz

Domotz uses a static API key sent on every request. You create the key in the Domotz Portal and paste it into StackJack. There is no OAuth and no refresh flow. Domotz's public setup guide does not publish an automatic lifetime for these keys, so treat the key as a long-lived credential, rotate it on your own schedule, and revoke it in Domotz when it is no longer needed.

Your API base URL matters as much as the key

This is the one thing to get right. Domotz hosts accounts on regional cells, and the cell name is part of the hostname:

Region	Example API base URL
United States	`https://api-us-east-1-cell-1.domotz.com/public-api/v1`
Europe	`https://api-eu-west-1-cell-1.domotz.com/public-api/v1`

The cell is not something you can work out from your region alone — the number at the end is an index, and Domotz adds cells as it grows. Domotz shows the exact URL for your account on the same page as the API key, so copy both from that one screen. A perfectly valid key sent to the wrong cell will not authenticate.

Before you begin

In StackJack: you need a role that can manage connectors (tenant Owner, a co-owner, or an Administrator).
In Domotz: you need an account that can open Settings → API Key, plus that account's password to unlock key creation.
Both values to hand: the API key and the API base URL shown next to it.

Step 1 — Create an API key in Domotz

Sign in to the Domotz Portal with an account that can manage API keys.
Go to Settings → API Key.
Choose Full Access API Key. Do not choose Agent Activation: that key type can enroll Collectors but cannot read or manage Public API resources.
Choose Create API Key, enter your account password to unlock key creation, and give the key a descriptive name (for example, "StackJack Integration").
Copy the key immediately and store it securely — Domotz does not show it again after you close the popup.
In the same popup, note the Endpoint shown for your account. This is the API base URL you need in the next step.

Step 2 — Add the credentials in StackJack

In the StackJack portal, open Connectors.
Find the Domotz card. Click How To Connect for these steps inline, or Configure to enter the credentials.
Paste your Domotz API base URL (it must start with https:// and include the /public-api/v1 path).
Paste your API key.
Click Save.

What happens when you save

The API key is stored encrypted in Azure Key Vault — never in the StackJack database, and never shown back to you.
If this is the first time you configure Domotz, a Free-tier subscription for the connector is created automatically so its Free tools work right away.
StackJack immediately live-validates the credentials by reading your Domotz account details. Validation never blocks the save: you will either see a success confirmation or a "saved but validation failed" warning with the reason.
The connector card shows the current connection and validity status from then on.

The validation read is the cheapest authenticated account call StackJack uses and every Full Access key can make it, so a success here proves both that your key is good and that your API base URL points at the right cell. That is exactly the pair of things worth confirming before your AI starts working.

Plans and available tools

Free includes Collector and device inventory, applications and device types, alerts and alert rules, alert-profile bindings, uptime and response-time history, speed-test results, monitored variables and datapoints, sensors, network-configuration policies, power-action and outlet listings, drivers and their execution logs, inventory fields, configuration-backup history, VPN session listings, network topology, access management, and your account's API usage and limits.
Pro adds actions for alert rules and profile bindings, device and credential changes, sensor lifecycle, network-configuration policies, power and outlet control, drivers, custom tags and inventory fields, configuration backups, remote connections and VPN sessions, camera snapshots, and access management.
Business offers the same tools as Pro with a higher usage allowance.

See the generated Domotz tool reference for the current inventory, plan assignment, input schemas, and destructive-action labels.

Domotz has no per-user sign-in for its API, so all AI traffic authenticates as the single API key — there is no per-user attribution. Current pricing and quotas are shown in the portal's Billing page and at checkout.

Two things to know about the tiers

Taking a camera snapshot is a read, but it is a Pro tool. It is the one exception to "reads are Free". Fetching a snapshot opens a real connection into the customer network — the same metered remote-connection budget a VPN session draws from — and returns an image of the customer's premises. Both of those make it worth putting behind the paid tier even though it changes nothing.

Know which actions are disruptive before you grant them. StackJack marks these as destructive: deletes (Collectors, devices, sensors, tags, users, alert rules, inventory fields), power and PDU outlet actions, custom-driver execution on a device, and bulk device-profile application. A few of these read more alarmingly than they behave — hiding a device and removing a device exclusion both use a delete operation in Domotz but neither destroys data — so each tool's description spells out what it actually does. Whether your AI application asks you to confirm before running one depends on that application's own settings — see Destructive tools and confirmation. Review those settings, and grant only the actions you want an AI to take.

Rate limits

Domotz enforces two limits: a maximum number of calls per minute and a maximum per rolling 24 hours. The actual ceilings depend on your Domotz plan, and Domotz does not publish default numbers.

StackJack paces requests conservatively per organization and backs off automatically if Domotz pushes back, so a long inventory read is usually just slower. Pacing is not a guarantee: retries are bounded, so a wide enough read can still come back throttled or time out. Narrow the read, honour any retry delay the vendor sends, and check whether a write landed before repeating it — see Retrying a failed or timed-out write.

Because the daily allowance is the one you can genuinely exhaust, the Get API Usage And Limits tool is available on every tier. Ask your AI to check it and you will see your account's real per-minute and per-day ceilings, how much of the daily allowance is already spent, and a breakdown by API key, source IP, and resource. That is the first thing to look at if calls start slowing down or failing.

Rotating or replacing the credentials

The API key is the recovery secret. If you regenerate or revoke it in Domotz, the stored credential becomes invalid. To restore access, open Connectors → Domotz → Configure in StackJack, paste the new key, and Save.

If you only need to correct the API base URL, you can leave the API key field blank and save — StackJack keeps the key it already has. This is the quickest fix for the most common Domotz setup mistake.

What the Domotz public API does not expose

Worth knowing up front, so you do not go looking for tools that cannot exist:

Alert profiles and webhooks are configured in the Domotz Portal, not the API. StackJack can list your Shared Alert Profiles and bind them to Collectors and devices, but it cannot create or edit a profile. The newer alert rules are fully API-managed, so use those when you want your AI to build alerting itself.
You cannot create a Collector through the API. Collectors are enrolled on-site.
Teams, areas, and moving a Collector between teams require the Domotz Enterprise plan. Those tools return an error on other plans.
One older tool is deprecated by Domotz — listing alert profiles for a specific user. Its replacement is included, and the deprecated tool's description says so.

Troubleshooting

Symptom	Likely cause	What to do
"Saved but validation failed" right after saving	Wrong cell in the API base URL, a mis-pasted key, or an Agent Activation key	Re-copy both values from Domotz Settings → API Key and confirm the key type is Full Access API Key. The URL is account-specific — do not infer it from your region
Every tool returns "not found"	The API base URL is missing the `/public-api/v1` path	Re-enter the full URL including that path, for example `https://api-us-east-1-cell-1.domotz.com/public-api/v1`
Tools worked, then all started failing	The API key was regenerated or revoked in Domotz	Paste the current key in Connectors → Domotz → Configure and save
One tool returns a permission error while others succeed	Your Domotz plan does not include that capability	Domotz keys are not scoped per endpoint, so this is a plan limit rather than a key problem. Team and area tools need the Enterprise plan
Calls slow down during a large read	StackJack is pacing requests towards Domotz's limits	Expected. Narrow the read if it does not finish.
Calls start failing after heavy use, then recover later	The account's 24-hour call allowance was exhausted	Ask your AI for Get API Usage And Limits to confirm. The allowance refills on a rolling 24-hour basis; reduce how often you poll, or ask Domotz to raise the limit
A camera snapshot or VPN session tool is missing	The connector is on the Free tier	Both are Pro tools. Upgrade the Domotz connector plan, then check your tool selections on the MCP Setup page
A snapshot or VPN config download link stops working	The link is deliberately short-lived	These tools return a download link valid for a few minutes rather than embedding the file. Run the tool again to get a fresh link
Your AI cannot create an alert profile	The public API has no create/edit for alert profiles	Expected — create the profile in the Domotz Portal, then have your AI bind it, or use alert rules instead

Domotz tools

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Account & Metadata

Tool	What it does
`domotz_get_account` Free · Read-only	Returns the Domotz account the configured API key belongs to — account name, plan, and owner details.
`domotz_get_api_usage` Free · Read-only	Returns this account's real API quotas and current consumption: daily_limit (calls allowed per 24 hours), concurrent_allowed (calls allowed per minute), daily_usage, plus breakdowns by API key, source IP, and resource.
`domotz_list_device_base_types` Free · Read-only	Returns Domotz's full device-type vocabulary (the canonical list of types a device can be classified as).
`domotz_list_device_detected_types` Free · Read-only	Returns only the device types actually detected across this account's monitored networks — a much shorter list than domotz_list_device_base_types.

Collectors

Tool	What it does
`domotz_create_team` Pro · Write	Creates a new Team.
`domotz_delete_collector` Pro · Destructive	Deletes a Collector and everything recorded through it — its devices, their history, sensors, and configuration.
`domotz_get_collector` Free · Read-only	Returns the details of a collector.
`domotz_get_collector_activity_log` Free · Read-only	Returns the activity log of a collector.
`domotz_get_collector_ip_conflicts` Free · Read-only	Returns the list of active IP conflicts on a collector.
`domotz_get_network_topology` Free · Read-only	Returns the collector's network topology.
`domotz_list_areas` Free · Read-only	Returns all the areas of a Company.
`domotz_list_collectors` Free · Read-only	Returns the list of collectors accessible by the user.
`domotz_list_teams` Free · Read-only	Returns all the teams of an Area.
`domotz_move_collector_to_team` Pro · Write	Moves a collector under the control of a different team.

Devices

Tool	What it does
`domotz_add_excluded_device` Pro · Write	Excludes a device from monitoring on this Collector, which removes it from the monitored device list and stops its alerts.
`domotz_apply_device_profile` Pro · Destructive	Applies a device profile to a set of devices, re-configuring EVERY device you list in one call.
`domotz_delete_device` Pro · Destructive	Deletes a device, whether ONLINE, OFFLINE or DOWN.
`domotz_delete_excluded_device` Pro · Destructive	Removes a device's EXCLUSION, which RESTORES monitoring for it — this is the opposite of a deletion despite the underlying delete operation.
`domotz_delete_offline_devices` Pro · Destructive	Deletes ALL currently-offline devices from a Collector in one call — not one device, every offline one.
`domotz_get_device` Free · Read-only	Returns the details of a device.
`domotz_get_snmp_authentication` Free · Read-only	Returns the SNMP authentication info.
`domotz_hide_device` Pro · Destructive	Hides a device from the Collector's views.
`domotz_list_collector_device_applications` Free · Read-only	Returns the list of applications of all the devices belonging to the collector.
`domotz_list_device_applications` Free · Read-only	Returns the list of applications of the device.
`domotz_list_device_profiles` Free · Read-only	Returns the list of the available device profiles.
`domotz_list_devices` Free · Read-only	Returns all the devices of a collector.
`domotz_list_excluded_devices` Free · Read-only	Returns all the excluded devices of a collector, i.e., devices present in Device Blacklist section.
`domotz_list_unmanaged_devices` Free · Read-only	Returns the list of unmanaged Devices for a specific Collector.
`domotz_set_credentials` Pro · Write	Sets the device credentials to perform extended discovery.
`domotz_set_snmp_authentication` Pro · Write	Sets the SNMP authentication info.
`domotz_set_snmp_community` Pro · Write	Saves a snmp community (read, optionally write) on device.
`domotz_update_device_monitoring_state` Pro · Write	Changes a device's monitoring state.
`domotz_update_device_property` Pro · Write	Changes a property of the device.

Alerts & Alert Rules

Tool	What it does
`domotz_apply_alert_rule_to_collector` Pro · Write	Applies an Alert Rule to a Collector so it monitors every Device on the Collector.
`domotz_apply_alert_rule_to_device` Pro · Write	Applies an Alert Rule to a single Device.
`domotz_apply_contact_channel_to_alert_rule` Pro · Write	Applies a Contact Channel to an Alert Rule so notifications for incidents matching the rule are routed to that channel.
`domotz_create_alert_rule` Pro · Write	Creates a new Alert Rule with a datapoint, condition, severity, operands.
`domotz_get_alert_rule` Free · Read-only	Returns the complete configuration details for a specific Alert Rule.
`domotz_list_alert_rules` Free · Read-only	Returns all Alert Rules configured in the account, including severity, datapoint, condition, Contact Channels, status.
`domotz_list_alerts` Free · Read-only	Returns alert events generated by Alert Rules, including active and resolved alerts.
`domotz_list_collector_alert_rules` Free · Read-only	Returns the Alert Rules currently applied to a Collector.
`domotz_list_contact_channels` Free · Read-only	Returns the Contact Channels available for alert notifications within the account.
`domotz_list_device_alert_rules` Free · Read-only	Returns the Alert Rules currently applied to a Device.
`domotz_remove_alert_rule_from_collector` Pro · Destructive	Removes an Alert Rule from a Collector.
`domotz_remove_alert_rule_from_device` Pro · Destructive	Removes an Alert Rule from a Device.
`domotz_remove_contact_channel_from_alert_rule` Pro · Destructive	Removes a Contact Channel from an Alert Rule.
`domotz_resolve_alert` Pro · Write	Manually resolves an active alert and records the authenticated user as the resolver.
`domotz_update_alert_rule` Pro · Write	Updates one or more fields of an existing Alert Rule, such as name, severity, condition, operands, or status.

Alert Profiles

Tool	What it does
`domotz_bind_alert_profile_to_collector` Pro · Write	Bind an alert profile to a collector.
`domotz_bind_alert_profile_to_device` Pro · Write	Bind an alert profile to a device.
`domotz_get_collector_alert_profile_bindings` Free · Read-only	Returns the alert profile bindings of a collector.
`domotz_get_device_alert_profile_bindings` Free · Read-only	Returns the alert profile bindings of the devices of a collector.
`domotz_list_alert_profiles` Free · Read-only	Returns the list of configured alert profiles.
`domotz_list_user_alert_profiles_deprecated` Free · Read-only	Returns the list of configured alert profiles.
`domotz_unbind_alert_profile_from_collector` Pro · Destructive	Unbind an alert profile from a collector.
`domotz_unbind_alert_profile_from_device` Pro · Destructive	Unbind an alert profile from a device.

Access Management

Tool	What it does
`domotz_create_user` Pro · Write	Create a new RBAC User.
`domotz_create_user_group` Pro · Write	Create a new RBAC User group.
`domotz_delete_user` Pro · Destructive	Delete an RBAC User by user ID.
`domotz_delete_user_group` Pro · Destructive	Delete an RBAC User group by user group ID.
`domotz_edit_user` Pro · Write	Update an RBAC User by user ID.
`domotz_edit_user_group` Pro · Write	Update an RBAC User group by user group ID.
`domotz_get_role` Free · Read-only	Retrieve a Role and its Permissions.
`domotz_get_user` Free · Read-only	Retrieve RBAC User details by User ID.
`domotz_get_user_group` Free · Read-only	Retrieve RBAC User group details by user group ID.
`domotz_list_roles` Free · Read-only	List all RBAC roles and associated user groups.
`domotz_list_user_groups` Free · Read-only	List all RBAC User groups with their details.
`domotz_list_users` Free · Read-only	List all RBAC Users with their details.

Custom Tags

Tool	What it does
`domotz_create_collector_custom_tag_binding` Pro · Write	Assigns a Tag to a Collector.
`domotz_create_custom_tag` Pro · Write	Creates a new Tag.
`domotz_create_device_custom_tag_binding` Pro · Write	Assigns a Tag to a Device.
`domotz_delete_collector_custom_tag_binding` Pro · Destructive	Removes a Tag from a Collector.
`domotz_delete_custom_tag` Pro · Destructive	Deletes a Tag and removes it from Collectors and Devices.
`domotz_delete_device_custom_tag_binding` Pro · Destructive	Removes a Tag from a Device.
`domotz_edit_custom_tag` Pro · Write	Updates one or more properties of an existing Tag.
`domotz_get_collector_custom_tag_bindings` Free · Read-only	Retrieves all Tags assigned to a specific Collector.
`domotz_get_device_custom_tag_bindings` Free · Read-only	Retrieves all Tags assigned to a specific Device.
`domotz_list_custom_tags` Free · Read-only	Retrieves all Tags available in the account, including their metadata and usage counts.

Metrics & Datapoints

Tool	What it does
`domotz_get_all_collectors_uptime` Free · Read-only	Returns the uptime of all collectors.
`domotz_get_collector_rtd_stats` Free · Read-only	Returns the Round Trip Delay statistics for all devices monitored by the collector.
`domotz_get_collector_status_history` Free · Read-only	Returns the time series of the state changes of the collector.
`domotz_get_collector_uptime` Free · Read-only	Returns the uptime of the collector.
`domotz_get_collector_variable_history` Free · Read-only	Returns the collector variable history.
`domotz_get_datapoint_details` Free · Read-only	Returns the details of a datapoint — including category, entity, data type, unit — along with the conditions/operators that can be applied to it when defining an Alert Rule.
`domotz_get_device_rtd_history` Free · Read-only	Returns the Round Trip Delay history for the device.
`domotz_get_device_status_history` Free · Read-only	Returns the time series of the state changes of the device.
`domotz_get_device_uptime` Free · Read-only	Returns the uptime of the device.
`domotz_get_device_variable_history` Free · Read-only	Returns the device variable history.
`domotz_get_speed_test_history` Free · Read-only	Returns the time series of the Internet Speed measurements taken from the collector, both in download and in upload.
`domotz_list_collector_datapoints` Free · Read-only	Returns the datapoints available for Alert Rules on a Collector.
`domotz_list_collector_device_variables` Free · Read-only	Returns the list of all device variables of the collector.
`domotz_list_collector_variables` Free · Read-only	Returns the list of all collector variables of the collector.
`domotz_list_device_datapoints` Free · Read-only	Returns the datapoints available for Alert Rules on Device.
`domotz_list_device_variables` Free · Read-only	Returns the list of device variables.

Sensors (Eyes)

Tool	What it does
`domotz_create_device_snmp_sensor` Pro · Write	Creates a new SNMP sensors.
`domotz_create_device_tcp_sensor` Pro · Write	Creates a new TCP sensors.
`domotz_create_snmp_sensor_trigger` Pro · Write	Creates a new SNMP Trigger for the sensor.
`domotz_create_snmp_trigger_alert` Pro · Write	SNMP sensor trigger alert creation.
`domotz_delete_device_snmp_sensor` Pro · Destructive	Deletes the SNMP sensor.
`domotz_delete_device_tcp_sensor` Pro · Destructive	Deletes the TCP sensor.
`domotz_delete_snmp_sensor_trigger` Pro · Destructive	Deletes the SNMP Trigger for the sensor.
`domotz_delete_snmp_trigger_alert` Pro · Destructive	Deletes the alert for thee SNMP Trigger.
`domotz_get_metric_usage_info` Free · Read-only	Returns Domotz Sensors usage and limits.
`domotz_get_sensor_usage_info` Free · Read-only	Returns information about Domotz Sensors usage and limits.
`domotz_get_snmp_sensor_history` Free · Read-only	Returns the time series of the SNMP sensor collected samples.
`domotz_list_collector_snmp_sensors` Free · Read-only	Returns the list of configured SNMP sensors on the collector.
`domotz_list_collector_tcp_sensors` Free · Read-only	Returns the list of configured TCP sensors on the collector.
`domotz_list_device_snmp_sensors` Free · Read-only	Returns the list of configured SNMP sensors.
`domotz_list_device_tcp_sensors` Free · Read-only	Returns the list of configured TCP sensors.
`domotz_list_snmp_sensor_trigger_functions` Free · Read-only	Returns the list of functions for the SNMP sensor trigger.
`domotz_list_snmp_sensor_triggers` Free · Read-only	Returns the list of triggers for the SNMP Sensor.

Network Configuration

Tool	What it does
`domotz_create_external_host` Pro · Write	Creates an external host.
`domotz_create_routed_network` Pro · Write	Creates a routed network.
`domotz_get_collector_ext_host_scan_policy` Free · Read-only	Returns the current external host scan policy.
`domotz_get_collector_interfaces` Free · Read-only	Returns the networks monitored by the collector.
`domotz_get_collector_interfaces_policy` Free · Read-only	Returns the current network interface filtering policy.
`domotz_get_collector_ip_scan_policy` Free · Read-only	Returns the current IP addresses management policy.
`domotz_reset_collector_ext_host_scan_policy` Pro · Destructive	Resets the Collector's external-host scan policy back to the Domotz default, discarding any custom policy you set.
`domotz_reset_collector_interfaces_policy` Pro · Destructive	Resets the Collector's network-interface filtering policy back to the Domotz default, discarding any custom policy you set.
`domotz_reset_collector_ip_scan_policy` Pro · Destructive	Resets the Collector's IP-address scan policy back to the Domotz default, discarding any custom range you set — the Collector will resume scanning its default ranges, which may change what it discovers and monitors.
`domotz_set_collector_ext_host_scan_policy` Pro · Write	Updates the current external host scan policy.
`domotz_set_collector_interfaces_policy` Pro · Write	Updates the current network interface filtering policy.
`domotz_set_collector_ip_scan_policy` Pro · Write	Updates the current IP address scan policy.
`domotz_set_dhcp_device_discovery` Pro · Write	Enable/disable the collector DHCP Device Discovery.

Power Management

Tool	What it does
`domotz_attach_device_to_power_outlet` Pro · Write	Attach a device to a power outlet.
`domotz_detach_device_from_power_outlet` Pro · Destructive	Detach a device from a power outlet.
`domotz_list_device_power_actions` Free · Read-only	Returns the power management actions available on the device at the current moment.
`domotz_list_device_power_outlets` Free · Read-only	Returns a list of the power outlets discovered on the device.
`domotz_rename_device_power_outlet` Pro · Write	Update the power outlet with the specified custom name.
`domotz_run_device_power_action` Pro · Destructive	Physically powers a device on, off, through a full power cycle, or issues a software reboot.
`domotz_run_power_outlet_action` Pro · Destructive	Physically switches a PDU outlet on, off, or through a power cycle.

Custom Drivers

Tool	What it does
`domotz_create_driver_association` Pro · Write	Apply a Driver to a device.
`domotz_delete_driver_association` Pro · Destructive	Remove a Driver from a device.
`domotz_execute_driver_action` Pro · Destructive	Executes a custom-driver action against a device — this RUNS THE DRIVER'S CODE on the target, so its effect is whatever that driver's author wrote.
`domotz_get_driver` Free · Read-only	Returns details of a Driver.
`domotz_list_collector_driver_associations` Free · Read-only	Retrieves a list of all Driver associations for a collector.
`domotz_list_collector_driver_execution_logs` Free · Read-only	Returns recent drivers execution logs for the given collector's devices, newest first.
`domotz_list_device_driver_execution_logs` Free · Read-only	Returns recent drivers execution logs for the given devices, newest first.
`domotz_list_drivers` Free · Read-only	Retrieves the list of available Drivers.
`domotz_reenable_driver_associations` Pro · Write	Reactivates every custom-driver association Domotz had auto-disabled, across ALL devices at once — this resumes running that driver code on each of them, so the effect is bulk and not scoped to one device.
`domotz_update_driver_association` Pro · Write	Update the parameters for a Driver association.

Inventory Fields

Tool	What it does
`domotz_create_inventory_field` Pro · Write	Creates a new Inventory Field - the user will be able to set key-values pairs on every device.
`domotz_delete_all_inventory_fields` Pro · Destructive	Deletes the ENTIRE account-wide set of inventory field definitions, and with it every value stored against those fields on every device.
`domotz_delete_device_inventory_field` Pro · Destructive	Deletes the Inventory field for the device.
`domotz_delete_inventory_field` Pro · Destructive	Deletes the Inventory Field.
`domotz_get_device_inventory` Free · Read-only	Returns the device's inventory data.
`domotz_list_inventory_fields` Free · Read-only	Enumerates all the Inventory fields.
`domotz_set_device_inventory_field` Pro · Write	Sets the value of an Inventory field for the device, a value can't be set to `null`.
`domotz_update_inventory_field` Pro · Write	Updates the Inventory Field.

Configuration Backups

Tool	What it does
`domotz_backup_device_configuration` Pro · Write	Sends a command to backup a device configuration.
`domotz_create_device_configuration` Pro · Write	Creates a device configuration backup in the configuration history.
`domotz_get_device_configuration` Free · Read-only	Returns the details of a device configuration entry.
`domotz_list_device_configurations` Free · Read-only	Returns the list of available device configurations.

Remote Connections & Multimedia

Tool	What it does
`domotz_connect_to_device` Pro · Write	Establishes a direct secure connection to the `device`.
`domotz_create_collector_vpn_session` Pro · Write	Creates a temporary VPN server on the Collector and returns a short-lived read-only download URL for the OpenVPN configuration file (valid a few minutes) rather than inlining it.
`domotz_delete_collector_vpn_session` Pro · Destructive	Closes an active VPN connection session for the collector.
`domotz_get_connection_consumption` Free · Read-only	Returns the remote connection consumption on the given collector.
`domotz_list_collector_vpn_sessions` Free · Read-only	Returns the active VPN connections for the collector.
`domotz_take_camera_snapshot` Pro · Read-only	Takes a still snapshot from an ONVIF camera and returns a short-lived read-only download URL (valid a few minutes) plus its content type, size, and expiry — the image is never inlined in the response.

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