The best way is to use the PressureSuite Cloud API to periodically gather measurement data from the PressureSuite Cloud API. When the data is loaded from the API it can be transformed or stored in your database system.
This is an example SW (Python) that shows the connection and data loading: https://github.com/KELLERAGfuerDruckmesstechnik/PressureSuite-Cloud-API-daemon-example-with-access-token
Please be aware that you need a valid AccessToken. See https://docs.pressuresuite.com/cloud-interfaces/api
Ask for a permanent Access Token that is bound to your user account.
No, this is not possible. Both use FTP folders and both grab the data in a periodic fashion. After getting the data, the data is deleted on the FTP server. Would both software tools try to get the data, the faster one gets the data and other not. This behaviour is programmed into the Datamanger and can not be changed as there are no new changes implemented in the DataManager SW.
Currently, it is not possible to export/display PressureSuite Cloud Charts to another website.
Consider periodically load the measurement data from the PressureSuite Cloud API, store it in a (online) data base.
Users have good experience with solutions like https://grafana.com/ (demo: https://play.grafana.org/) where it is possible to export an IFrame. There are many such platforms (Prometheus, Kibana, …).
It is even possible to use “Google Spreadsheet” as a “database” and visualization tool. Here an older demo from 2017: http://www.gsmdata.ch/Lora/Leo5SwisscomTestModule.html
As the whole www.pressuresuite.com-“Web App” gets all the information through the PressureSuite Cloud API it is also possible to re-design an own App and just use the PressureSuite Cloud API to get the data and present them.
Alternately, it is possible to periodically gather the measurement data and develop an own API.
Use the same procedure as with TTN but with the specific named services (eg. “HTTP Post”).
For Actility/Thingspark based platforms used by Swisscom, KPN, Digita etc please see https://docs.pressuresuite.com/sending-technology/lora-technology/integration-with-actility/
The PressureSuite support team can help you with the integration.
The PressureSuite Cloud does not support this right now. Meaning, it is not possible to run the PressureSuite Cloud locally. There are possibilities like using a Wifx LORIX One Gateway and run it with a the loraserver.io LoRa Gateway OS that stores the measurement and offers an API.
Currently, we do not offer calculated data such as “water levels”, “tank levels” etc through the API.
Besides technical and security reasons:
The water calculation itself is not that complicated. You can see the formula in the Cloud web app.