> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.fogwing.io/fogwing-platform/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.fogwing.io/fogwing-platform/master.md).

# Introduction

This is a user guide of Fogwing Industrial IoT Platform.

Welcome to Fogwing IIoT Platform ! This is a reference guide for you to make use of all the available features and functions of Fogwing Industrial IoT Platform. The 'Getting Started' guide serves as a good entry point for both IoT beginner and IoT experts.

For a sound understanding of Fogwing Platform, you might want to start with an overview. In order to understand the platform features and current events, visit: <https://www.fogwing.io/industrial-iot-platform/>

Before you jump into Fogwing IIoT Platform, it is important to understand the basics of Internet of Things (IoT) and Industrial IoT differentiation's.&#x20;

Let's get started now.

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Please note that the Fogwing IIoT Platform is available in pay-per-usage subscription. You can start your IIoT journey by subscribing as Community Plan at no cost. Please register on the Community plan today and get access. Visit <https://www.fogwing.io/iot-platform-pricing/> to learn more about subscription plans available.
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Please note that the documentation of the Fogwing IIoT Platform is work in progress according to releases. We are continuously investing efforts to update it as soon as possible. Thanks for your co-operation and support.&#x20;
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Let's begin the Industrial IoT journey!


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