Chirpstack

The Qubitro and Chirpstack integration allows you to sync all devices and their data from Chirpstack.

Overview

The Qubitro and Chirpstack integration allows you to sync all devices and their data from Chirpstack directly to Qubitro—without writing any code.

Once your LoRaWAN devices are configured and sending data to Chirpstack, a corresponding device is automatically created in Qubitro, representing each device with its unique DevEUI.

As Chirpstack does not have built-in decoding functionality, Qubitro's Decoder Functions, including Device Templates, must be used to parse and structure incoming data. Additionally, Transformation Functions can be applied if modifications are needed before storing data in Qubitro.

This integration does not require additional device-side configuration. Data flows directly between Chirpstack and Qubitro without manual HTTP or MQTT forwarding.

Prerequisites

How It Works

Below is the diagram that shows how the integration works.

Configuring the Integration

1

Create an Integration in Qubitro

  1. Log in to the Qubitro Portal.

  2. Select a project from the list.

  3. Click New Source.

  4. Select Chirpstack from the available sources.

This page will display the Webhook URL and required headers for Chirpstack configuration. Keep it open for the next step.

2

Set Up Webhook Integration on Chirpstack

  1. Log in to the Chirpstack Console.

  2. Click Applications from the left menu.

  3. Click on the Integrations tab under the project and click on the ADD or EDIT button on the HTTP:// option.

  4. Enter the following details provided by the Qubitro Portal and click Submit to save the Integration configuration.

3

Verify the Integration

  1. Return to the Qubitro Portal.

  2. Click Go to Project.

  3. Click Refresh and verify that your Chirpstack-connected devices appear.

  4. Select a device and navigate to the Data tab to confirm incoming data.

Configuring Data Decoding

Because Chirpstack does not have built-in decoding functionality, Qubitro's Decoder Functions must be configured.

Using Qubitro's Built-in Decoder Functions

Qubitro provides built-in Decoder Functions, including Device Templates, to automatically parse and structure incoming payloads.

Applying Transformation Functions

If additional modifications are required before storing data, enable Transformation Functions in Qubitro to dynamically process and modify payloads.

FAQs

Do I need to send data directly from my device to Qubitro?

No. Once data is sent to Loriot, it is automatically forwarded to Qubitro via the webhook integration.

How is data decoded since Chirpstack does not have built-in decoders?

Qubitro provides built-in Decoder Functions, including Device Templates, which parse incoming data before storage. You can also apply Transformation Functions for further modifications.

Can I group devices under different Qubitro projects?

Yes. You can create multiple integrations to separate devices across different projects.

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