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Ability to link Event Frames coming in from different sources (batch & mes interfaces, EFgen, PI Analytics, custom, etc.) together based on rules and monitoring an EF attribute SO THAT it's easier to associate time frame context and data that ...

Allow for additional authentication types to be added for web service delivery endpoints. Currently, the only available options are Windows, Anonymous, and Basic.

In PI AF, implement a dynamic mechanism that makes very large (or very small) values readable and quick to understand. Example: If I have an attribute "Bytes Allocated" which has a unit of bytes (B), and a value of 228839424 B, I want AF to displa...

From a pharma/biotech user perspective, I am finding that the PI Auditviewer application is difficult to use and conduct an investigation with over an extended time period.  I believe the application needs an overhaul to allow for, at minimum...

It would be useful if Analysis Service would set the name of the Event Frame on close rather than open. The use case is customer wants to dynamically set the name by a value of an EF attribute (possibly an EF output attribute) - for example, if a...

As an user, I want to be able to treat event frame like time series data, such as number of active event frames, sum of an attribute, so that I can continuously monitor the evolution of event frames over time.

Als a PI admin I want to have the option to stop/end a EF after a given time. This helps to trigger and track onetime events as for example taking a reactor sample.

When an analysis template is added or new analysis are created with PI Builder the default option is to "enable analyses when created from template" = True. This should be changed to false with an opt-in for automatic enabling. Users easily forget...

When changes need to be made to PI Tags, AF Models or calculations, it is important to locate all the places where the changed item is being used to aid in change management.

Some organizations do not provide admin accounts with write permission to the root C:\ directory. The install kits of most PI products copy the setup.ini to C:\pisetup.ini, and then write the logs to C:\ before moving them to %pipc%\dat, both of w...