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# Typical use cases for raw data export

## Question

What are the typical use cases for raw data export?

## Answer

Raw data export is useful for various tasks, including:

* **Analytics and AI/ML:** sending data to machine learning systems and BI platforms (Grafana, PowerBI).
* **GPS tracker diagnostics:** checking which parameters the device is sending and ensuring correct operation.
* **Sensor debugging:** detecting sensor malfunctions without applying calibration tables.
* **Event rule verification:** analyzing events and transmitted values.
* **Device offline diagnostics:** analyzing signal strength, battery level, and other parameters before the device went offline.
* **Custom reports:** creating user-specific reports based on raw data.


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