Knowledge Base

The official bOS Client application for iOS can be downloaded from the Apple App Store.

To install the app, open the App Store on your iPhone or iPad, search for bOS Client, download the application, and install it on the device.

Table of contents

Server List

When the app is opened, the first screen shows the server list. This list contains all ComfortClick servers that the user can connect to. We have two different ways of adding a new server to our list.

If the user manages multiple homes, buildings, or projects, several servers can be added to the list. This is useful for installers, system integrators, property managers, or users who need access to more than one ComfortClick system. If you have many devices added to your application, you can use the “search servers” at the top, type in the name of the server and the application will filter and display only the desired server.

From the server list, users can select the required server and connect to the building visualization. After connecting, they can control and monitor connected systems such as lighting, shading, HVAC, alarms, cameras, scenes, schedules, and other integrated devices.

Adding New Server

When we press + and select Add profile button in the main iOS application, server information section will open.

Connection Options

There are two main options for adding a server:

• Access ID
  Used for connecting through ComfortClick Remote Access. For more information about Access ID and remote connection methods, check the section about connection options. If the Android device is in the same network as the server it will connect to the local IP address, but if the device is on a different network, it will connect to the external IP address (or use ComfortClick’s Remote access service). Before each connection, ComfortClick will check the server’s settings (IP addresses) and connect to the correct IP each time.

• Manual Configuration / Direct IP
  Used when connecting directly to the server by entering the required network details, such as the server IP address and connection settings.

After the server is added, it will appear in the server list and can be selected whenever the user wants to connect to that project.

Import Profile

When we press + button and select Import profiles from the main application screen login window opens. Here we enter our ComfortClick account information (username and password that is used to access your ComfortClick account on our website). All servers within that account will be imported to the application server list.

Auto Login

The latest version of bOS Client for iOS includes an option to automatically connect to the last used ComfortClick server when opening the application.

This feature eliminates the need to manually select a server from the server list every time the app is opened, making access to the building visualization faster and more convenient.

The feature is especially useful for users who regularly connect to the same building or manage only one ComfortClick server.

Enabling Automatic Login

The Auto-Login to last used server option is disabled by default and must be enabled manually in the iOS settings.

To enable it:

1. Open Settings on your iPhone or iPad.

2. Navigate to Apps.

3. Find and select bOS Client from the application list.

4. Scroll to the bottom of the application settings.

5. Locate Auto-Login to last used server.

6. Enable the option.

How It Works

Once enabled, bOS Client will remember the last server you connected to.

The next time you open the application, it will automatically attempt to connect to that server without requiring you to select it from the server list.

This provides faster access to the building visualization, allowing users to control lighting, shading, HVAC, alarms, cameras, scenes, schedules, and other connected systems with fewer steps.

Note: The server must be reachable, and valid login credentials must be available for the automatic connection to succeed. Users who manage multiple servers can still access the server list when they need to connect to a different building.