What the device fields mean

During code login, you can select an existing device or create a new one. The form is short, but consistent naming matters when you have more than one headset.

Device model

The model is the headset type, for example Meta Quest. During code login, Skillsive may recognize the model from the EHS Academy session and lock the field so the panel device matches the actual hardware.

If the model is locked, leave it as it is.

Country

Country helps keep devices organized, especially when a company works across several locations. Select the country where the headset will usually be used.

Name

The name should tell a person where the headset is or what it is used for. Good examples:

• Warehouse - headset 1
• Safety trainings - Quest 3
• Berlin - VR room

You can leave the name empty. Skillsive will generate one automatically, but a manual name is much easier to work with when you have several devices.

Color

Color is a quick visual marker. Ideally, put a physical sticker or label on the headset in the same color you choose in the panel.

Example: a headset with a green sticker has the green color in the panel.

Number

Number is the second part of the marking. It works well together with color, for example green 1, green 2, blue 1.

Use numbers when you have several similar headsets in one location. The number is not the manufacturer's serial number.

Serial number

The serial number, when visible in the panel, identifies the hardware technically. Do not invent it manually and do not use it as the human-readable name, because it is hard to recognize quickly.

Active in subscription

This field tells you whether the device uses a seat in the current subscription. If the subscription device limit is full, you may need to unassign another device or extend the subscription before using a new headset.

Generation method

Browser Auth means the device was created during EHS Academy code login. This is normal for new headsets added through Sign In By Code.