> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.g-iot.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.g-iot.io/de/erste-schritte-mit-g-iot/12.-regeln-verwalten.md).

# 12. Regeln verwalten

Regeln ermöglichen es Benutzern, automatisierte Aktionen und Alarme, basierend auf Gerätedaten oder spezifischen Bedingungen zu definieren, um eine effiziente Überwachung und Verwaltung sicherzustellen. Durch das Einrichten von Regeln können Benutzer Alarme auslösen, Benachrichtigungen senden oder das Verhalten des Geräts basierend auf vordefinierten Kriterien wie Temperatur, Geofencing oder Batteriestatus ändern. Eine Regel zu erstellen bedeutet, den Regeltyp auszuwählen, deren Parameter zu definieren und Benachrichtigungen zu konfigurieren, die alle auf die Fähigkeiten des Geräts und die betrieblichen Anforderungen abgestimmt sind.

**Wie man Regeln einrichtet und was die LM- und LCT-Regeln sind**

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**LM-Regeln:** [**https://app.gitbook.com/o/DKrl40rifuf7Bl8WIqXK/s/7MM4qMpFROaIGLQwO80c/\~/changes/60/level-meter-vollstandiges-gerate-handbuch/level-meter-greater-than-giot-funktion/lm-regeln**](/de/level-meter-vollstandiges-gerate-handbuch/level-meter-greater-than-g-iot-funktion/lm-regeln.md)
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**LCT-Regeln:** [**https://app.gitbook.com/o/DKrl40rifuf7Bl8WIqXK/s/7MM4qMpFROaIGLQwO80c/\~/changes/60/low-cost-tracker-vollstandiges-gerate-handbuch/low-cost-tracker-greater-than-giot-funktionen/lct-regeln**](/de/low-cost-tracker-vollstandiges-gerate-handbuch/low-cost-tracker-greater-than-g-iot-funktionen/lct-regeln.md)
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