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# Silvanet Cloud Platform
The Silvanet Cloud Platform provides an all-in-one set of web and mobile apps for device deployment, device management, Site monitoring and sending alerts to end users.
It is an integrated suite of tools for planning and deploying Silvanet devices, for monitoring Site health monitoring and for identifying the Wildfire Sensors triggering alerts.
Silvanet Mesh Network architecture
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**Access to Silvanet Cloud Platform apps**
Each registered Dryad user receives [unique login credentials](/dryad-documentation/silvanet-suite/silvanet-sma/access.md) (username and password) to access the Silvanet web-based and mobile apps.
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The Silvanet Cloud Platform provides a comprehensive set of tools to alert users of a forest fire in its ultra-early stage. The Web-based Site Management app is the starting point for planning a Site while the Smartphone-based Deployment app is used for device deployment.
Amongst other features, the Site Management and Deployment apps are used to access the following tools:
* **Site Planning tool** in the Site Management app for coverage estimation, including the amount and location of Gateways and Sensors. It results in a printable plan and a deployment plan accessible from the Deployment app.
* **Interactive Map** that shows the location of Gateways and Sensors on an embedded map. The map provides a fire risk overlay that provides insights into the fire risk of an area.
* **Device overview** which displays the Sensor data that shows the health of a forest at a glance as it monitors the microclimate including temperature, humidity and air pressure.
* **Multichannel alerts** to deliver notifications through in-app messages, emails and push notifications to ensure a timely and reliable communication of critical events.
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**See Also**
For more information, see [Site Management app](/dryad-documentation/silvanet-suite/silvanet-sma.md) and [Deployment app](/dryad-documentation/silvanet-suite/deployment-app.md). For the Site Planning tool, see [Coverage estimation](/dryad-documentation/site-planning/coverage-estimation.md).
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