Ideas

Allow analyses to have both Scheduled and Event triggers, rather than having to choose just one of the triggering mechanisms

It would be great to start an analysis from another analysis or to trigger an analysis on (successful) completion of another analysis. Nice would be to have a function like Call("AnalysisName"). Real great would be if Call() would return a retur...

Similar to this request : https://feedback.osisoft.com/forums/555148-pi-server/suggestions/17119519-matlab-integration-with-af-analytics I need to integrate R and asset analytics to execute more advanced calculations

We have redundant servers for AF components (Notifications & Analytics). In a virtual environment, our IT doesn't support Windows Clustering due to the way storage is implemented enterprise wide. What does it take to support F5? Our IT engin...

It should be possible to change the used analyses dependent on the version of an element. Currently the analyses are used across all element versions. For example I want to calculate the expected output of a machine. Starting on 01-Oct the machin...

Customer would like to have Sampled Data with Analysis Data Reference (periodic values output) without creating tags as output for the Analysis.

Considering that AF has latitude and longitude traits for elements and already supports files as attributes, would it be possible to provide basic GIS support? The file attribute could be used to store a shapefile, geoJson or GeoPackage, while th...

Users manipulate open event frames that are generated by the PI Analysis Service. The manipulation can be: 1) Write to an attribute on the EF 2) Write an annotation 3) Acknolwedge the EF When these manipulations are being performed the Event Fra...

I would like to post notification to a custom Rest URL based on targeted element informations. For example, If the notification is linked to an element named GR01, I would like to call : http://127.0.0.1/services/notification/gr01 So I would lik...

the ability to rollup or sum event frame data for a month would be great!