# Neat
#### Neat Pulse integration
Admins can now integrate Neat hardware devices with UMA to monitor room occupancy and environmental conditions in real-time. This feature provides valuable insights into how meeting rooms are utilised and the air quality within these spaces.
**Key Features**
1. **Device Integration:**
* Admins can add the following Neat devices using a scalable auto-scan feature:
* Neat Bar
* Neat Bar Pro
* Neat Board
* Neat Board 50
* Neat Frame
* Neat Pad
* Neat Center
* The system will fetch and display basic device details from the Neat API upon adding each device.
2. **Occupancy and Environmental Monitoring:**
* The following data is now available for relevant integrated devices:
* **Device Name**
* **Occupancy**
* **Temperature**
* **Humidity**
* **CO2 Levels**
* **Air Quality (VOC)**
* Occupancy and environmental data are continuously collected from the Neat devices and updated every 5 minutes. If occupancy changes, updates are triggered immediately.
3. **Data Visualisation:**
* Live and historical data from Neat devices are accessible on the main **Insights dashboard** and **Device Insights** pages.
* Device-specific information is also shown on device cards or zone views, allowing admins to monitor data directly from the associated meeting rooms.
**Neat Pulse API Key Creation**
* Login to
* Navigate to Settings/API Keys and create a new API key.
* Ensure *Read* and *Write* are enabled and name you API Key *UMA Vision -* ensure you record the API key, this cannot be obtained again in the future\*.
UMA Vision Integration
* Navigate to UMA Vision/Settings/Integrations and toggle on the Neat slider.
* Add your Neat Organization ID (found in Neat Pulse/Settings) and \*API Key.
* Click CONNECT.
* You can now scan and add your Neat devices in UMA Vision/Manage/Devices/Add Device.
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Only Neat Pulse Plus and Pro licenses have the required API keys section to enable integration with UMA Vision.
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