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This feature request is to implement email notifications for transformation errors within workflows.
Currently, the Japanese translation for the operator used to perform exponentiation in Charts is shown as 「電源」, but this makes it difficult to understand at a glance what the function actually does.Would it be possible to correct this to a more appropriate translation? It’s a minor detail, but since this is a function that is used fairly often, I would really appreciate it if you could consider reviewing the translation.
In Charts, it’s possible to freely configure the units for each time series.However, I’m having trouble when trying to merge a manually set unit with the default unit.For example, in the screenshot, the upper time series is a calculated value added using “Create calculation.” I manually set its unit to “°C,” and attempted to merge it with the lower time series using “Merge unit.”But Charts recognizes them as different units, so the merge doesn’t work properly. To work around this, I have to manually reassign the unit “°C” to the lower time series—even though it already has the correct unit. This is quite time-consuming.If I'm doing something wrong, I would really appreciate it if you could point it out.If this behavior is actually by design, I hope it can be improved in the future.
I'm seeking help and guidance from customers who have tackled or enabled features to improve the LINES when connecting files and assets within Cognite Canvas.We seek to have our connected lines more accurately flow and follow P&IDs as they are added to the canvas. Making the lines conform and adjust vs. extending across the visuals on the canvas.This means these lines should follow the “path” on the connected P&ID where they begin on the document vs. connecting randomly into the side of the document.
Current BehaviorIn the transition from InField 1.0 to InField 2.0, PDF rendering on mobile devices shifted from utilizing the device's native viewer to rendering in-app using the Unified File Viewer. Native viewers are written in native code (C/C++) and render directly to the GPU meaning that they can stream pages and down-sample large images on the fly without memory constraints. But this change, while necessary to support advanced interactive features, subjects the viewer to strict memory limits enforced by mobile browsers (e.g., iOS Safari, for example, caps total canvas pixels at ~16.7 million.). Consequently, when a user attempts to open a highly complex or large document that exceeds this safe mobile rendering threshold, the browser fails without providing any notification or context to the user.Proposed SolutionImplement a clear warning prompt within the Unified File Viewer when a document’s size exceeds the safe mobile rendering limit. A notification such as, "Document size too large for mobile, please use desktop," should be displayed to the user instead of the application failing silently.ValueThis enhancement will significantly improve the user experience by setting appropriate expectations and providing actionable guidance when mobile browser limitations prevent document viewing.
In Charts and Canvas and Streamlit, items created for quick checks or simple testing (which are not valuable and can be deleted without issue) are listed together with highly valuable items used in daily operations (which would cause problems if deleted).Although only the creator can delete their own items, as CDF usage grows and more Charts and Canvas assets are created, the risk of accidentally deleting important items increases.To prevent this, could we have an optional deletion lock feature for Charts and Canvas and Streamlit?When the lock is enabled, the item cannot be deleted; once the lock is manually removed, deletion becomes possible again.This would help protect important items from accidental removal.
Can we add the ability to use Wildcards like “*” in search terms? Our users say SAP and Oracle allow them to use wildcards, so Cognite should as well.
In the checklist section of InField it is a need to be able to sort on functional location attributes. If we first are able to choose which attribute to sort on, and afterwards if it is in rising or falling order it would be really helpful! A specific use case for this is to sort on location/area. Then the user are able to see all f.loc that is in the area that he currently is working in.
There is a need to create a check list based on a list of functional location copied from an external source (Such as an excel sheet) or manually typing in. The functionality makes it easy for technicians wanting to create checklists based on a list of functional location from mail or other list to make tag data/work orders and 3D model available in the field. Using templates for this is not a viable option since these are one-off needs (Check list is only needed once). This functionality has been available in earlier versions of our InField which can be used for reference.
Sylvamo users are looking to avoid scrolling with the trackpad, essentially. When navigating the Chart, the idea is: Buttons that allow users to scroll through the time series (see screenshot below). These buttons could dynamically scroll either large chunks of time or relatively small ones, depending on how quickly the user was clicking them. End users are using Dell, Lenovo etc. laptops
When exploring data in CDF search industrial tools, I want to be able to open & expand the 3D model/ asset results in a new tab, without (pop out in new tab button) without leaving my search page ,currently I have to expand the result to full screen & leave my search page ( not easy to compare between different assets & have to duplicate tab & consume time for search results to load then expand only one asset per tab)not sure if I am missing an already existing feature,But a pop up button for asset overview, would be very useful for me & my clients
To ensure data quality we want to run a filtering algorithm on certain timeseries that are prone to faulty spikes. Typically we want to replace a datapoint that is more than rollig.avg +/-3rolling std.dev with interpolated values. as part of this, it would also be useful to track the changes on the actual datapoints. Is there a functionality in CDF for this? Ideally, there could be some metadata attached to the datapoint, describing e.g. the original value, when it was changes, etc.
We currently have the ability to turn off annotations & connecting lines in canvas. I do not always want these annotations because they can make the canvas become too “busy” on a canvas that I’m using on projects where I just want to share the canvas, collaborate, or present. Sometimes people I share the canvas with may not know how to turn these off. I would like for Canvas to cache or “remember” my choices so the annotations/connecting lines do not have to be turned off each time someone opens the canvas. Default should be to have these turned “on”. I would just like them to stay “off” once I select that choice. Attaching visual examples. I would be happy to answer any clarification questions. Thank you!
Sometimes is difficult to navigate in Search. Lets improve filters in Search by adding "Contains", "Is empty" (and probably numerical options like greater, less etc) options. This is industry standard. But CDF doesn’t have it
In Celanese, we are reviewing moving multiple data model views to streams due to the growing instance volumes. Several of the views have direct relations to each other and to other data models. Within one record, we need the capability to define a direct relation to a data model instance and to a record in another stream.
The user from MPC have requested the ability to customize the Tooltip on the Annotation display on the Canvas. When hovering over an annotation in Canvas, the tool tip is listing the Source IDs of the referenced files. The Source ID is less meaningful to users than the drawing number or the title of the drawing. They’d like the option to control what appears in the tool tip.CC @eric.dixon@cognite.com
the 3D Model pushed into a power BI dashboard with the annotation as well, to be utilized in external dashboards.
Currently, when a Canvas or Chart is created, the creator is automatically assigned as the “Owner.” We would like to request the implementation of a feature that allows ownership to be transferred to another user.BackgroundIn our operations department, Canvas and Charts are used for long-term operational monitoring. However, the primary person in charge changes relatively frequently. Therefore, we need a mechanism that allows ownership to be transferred smoothly to the next responsible person.From a long-term operational perspective, having the original creator remain as the owner even after role changes or internal transfers raises concerns regarding internal security and governance.For these reasons, we would greatly appreciate it if an official ownership transfer function could be implemented.Additionally, @Shun Takase-san from Nippon Shokubai commented that since Canvas and Charts can be searched by the creator’s name, having the current responsible person listed as the creator significantly helps users find the correct Canvas or Chart efficiently.We kindly ask you to consider this as a candidate for future feature enhancement.Thank you very much for your consideration.
In Workspace Data Management / Data explorer you can preview a timeseries and download datapoints as csv (image attatched). In workspace Industrial Tools / Search, you don’t have this option to download as csv when previewing a timeseries.CDF users who use Industrial Tools / Search, have to find the ts externalId, copy it, switch workspace, paste and search for the ts externalId, preview and then download. This is very confusing and non-intuitive, especially for new or casual CDF users.
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