Product Updates

View operations for work ordersInField now shows planned operations for a work order. Select a work order and click Operations on the right-side panel to display detailed information, such as planned work, duration, and remaining work. You can also see the operation ID on checklists that are based on objects.Sorting work orders in work packagesLooking for a work order? You can either use the work order search field or the sorting on columns that become available in this version of InField. Click on any header in the Work order column, and the table will sort alphabetically or ascending/descending on the Date column.InField for iOS devicesInField now supports Apple's iOS operating system. This means you can use the InField app on any Apple devices, such as iPhones and iPads. Vise aktiviteter for arbeidsordrerPlanlagte aktiviteter for en arbeidsordre vises nå i InField. Velg en arbeidsordre og klikk på Aktiviteter i panelet på høyre side for å se flere detaljer, som planlagt arbeid, varighet og gjenstående arbeid. Du kan også se aktivitets-IDen på sjekklister som er based på objekter.Sortere arbeidsordrerNår du søker etter en arbeidsordre, kan du enten bruke søkefeltet eller sortere kolonnene på en arbeidsplan. Dette finner du i denne versjonen av InField. Klikk på en kolonne-overskrift for å sortere tabellen alfabetisk eller stigende og synkende for Dato-kolonnen.InField for iOS-enheterInField støtter nå Apple sitt iOS operativsystem. Dette betyr at du kan bruke InField på en Apple-enhet, som iPhone eller iPad. 

Cognite Data Fusion (CDF) is the industrial data operations foundation that makes traditionally siloed operational, engineering and IT data instantly available to users across the organization, enabling better decision making and intelligent workflow automation to improve operational performance.This release focuses on improving access and discoverability of data and workflow automation. Cut down on time you spend trying to find data, make sense of it, and then deploy and monitor it. We deliver tools to speed up this process and allow you, the user, to compound the value of your work. Improved performance and capabilities for your digital teams means a faster time to value for operations. Explore and discover the right data for your solutionsUse the CDF Data Explorer to find, validate, and learn about the data you need to build solutions. Browse through all the available resource types in your CDF project and drill into details and linked resources, for example, assets and time series with live data, interactive P&IDs, and mapped events.Learn more: CDF Data ExplorerConfigure and rerun contextualization pipelinesCreate a pipeline to re-run matching models on data sets. If the data set receives new data, you can re-run the pipeline to find additional matches.Learn more: Entity matchingEnrich files with geographic locationThe new geoLocation field for the Files resource type lets you contextualize and find documents or files related to geographic locations. For example, find seismic reports for an area or drone survey photos from a yard section.Learn more: Geographic location of filesCDF quickstart guidesVisit our new quickstart guides to learn about our best practices for implementing CDF and quickly get up to speed on the CDF architecture, data model, and data flow.Monitor your SQL transformationsSubscribe to email notifications to monitor the transformation process and solve any issues before they reach the data consumer. You can add up to 5 email addresses, either to groups or to specific people.Flexible data modeling with relationshipsThis release sees the relationships resource type moving from Beta to API v1.While you can use the assets resource type to model equipment relations as a tree, relationships let you model data in additional graph structures meaningful for your organization.Data engineers can use relationships to organize assets into multiple structures. For example, you can order assets by the process flow or the physical connectivity in a grid structure to let users efficiently locate data for nearby equipment.Some users in your organization may find it useful and efficient to organize the equipment by its function in a maintenance hierarchy. Others may benefit from having the equipment organized by physical location in a location-based hierarchy:See Modeling asset structures with relationships for more examples.Beyond structuring assets, you can use relationships to create richer connections between data elements and build a knowledge graph on top of the existing data.To learn more about how relationships can represent industrial reality, we recommend reading the "Building a contextualized power system network model" whitepaper. 

The Revision pane (for SAP users) now gives a tidy sectioning of active and not active work plans. Work plans with system state REL are available in the Active list, while all other states are found in the Other list. Note that this sectioning is only visible on the assets where filtering on revision status is defined in the setup.We have also made sure hyperlinks on tags listed under Objects on the work order side panel are clickable.   Under Revisjoner (for SAP-brukere) finner du nå en inndeling av aktive og ikke aktive arbeidsplaner. Arbeidsplaner med systemstatus REL er tilgjengelige under Aktive, mens arbeidsplaner med alle andre statuser finner du under Øvrige. Merk at dette kun er tilgjengelig når filtrering på revisjonsstatus er definert i oppsettet av InField.Vi har også rettet en feil slik at du nå kan klikke på linkene til tagger under Objekter på side-panelet for arbeidsordrer. 

Routine round templates and checklistsCheck out how InField simplifies working with checklists for daily and weekly routine rounds:Create templates with typical routine rounds to-do tasks (you'll need access for this) Transform the templates into checklists with one click only Find routine round checklists on the Checklist page, check off the items when they are done, and share the list with your fellow workers Download a report in PDF-format when the routine round work is completed Maler og sjekklister for rutinerunderNå er det enkelt å jobbe med sjekklister for daglige og ukentlige rutinerunder i InField:Opprett maler med typiske oppgaver som utføres på rutinerunder (dette krever ekstra tilgang) Opprett sjekklister basert på malene med ett enkelt klikk Finn opprettede sjekklister for rutinerunder på Sjekkliste-siden, merk av oppgaver når de er utført og del listen med kollegaer Last ned en rapport i PDF-format når rutinerunden er avsluttet  

Work with checklists offlineThis release of InField enables you to work with checklists even when you are not connected to a network. You can use the same checklist functionality, whether you are online or offline, apart from attaching images that need an online connection.Note also these important corrections: An unstable internet connection could cause a reset of checklist item states. For instance, the Completed state could be removed as the network connection switched between online and offline. This is fixed, and an unstable network no longer affects checklists. The Work order timestamp that shows when source data was last updated sometimes gave a blank value if the source was SAP. This is fixed so that you know which data you have access to when you are working with work orders Sjekklister tilgjengelig i frakoblet modusMed denne versjonen av InField kan du jobbe med sjekklister selv om du ikke er tilkoblet et nettverk. De samme funksjonene for sjekklister er tilgjengelig både i til- og frakoblet modus bortsett fra å legge til bilder. Dette krever at du er tilkoblet et nettverk.Merk også disse viktige rettelsene: Statusen på sjekklister kunne endre seg hvis internett-tilkoblingen ikke var stabil. For eksempel kunne utførte sjekklister bli gjenåpnet hvis nettverket byttet mellom å være til- og frakoblet. Dette er rettet og et ustabilt nettverk påvirker ikke lenger sjekklister. Tidsstemplet for sist oppdaterte kildedata på Arbeidsordre-siden ble ikke alltid vist hvis kildesystemet var SAP. Dette er rettet slik at du vet hvilke data du har tilgang til når du jobber med arbeidsordrer.

Improved checklist navigation on mobile devicesYou'll find the checklist flow on mobile devices now even easier to use. On the Home page, just click Open checklists to see your open checklists or get going on a new checklist, and click Archived checklist to see all archived.Bedre navigering for sjekklister på mobile enheterNå er det enda enklere å finne frem til sjekklister på mobile enheter. På Hjem-siden klikker du Åpne sjekklister for å se dine sjekklister eller opprette nye sjekklister. Klikk på Arkiverte sjekklister for å se sjekklister som er lukket.

As the leaves turn orange and red and autumn settles in Norway, we continue our rapid iterations to bring you new enhancements. We are introducing a huge enabler to further enrich your industrial data in Cognite Data Fusion (CDF): Relationships - now available in beta. We continue our investment to enable users to explore data using domain terms by adding support for labels on the Files resource type. Additionally, in a new dedicated directory property, you can now store information about the source system directory where the file originates from. These new features allow data engineers to model data in ways that enable a broad range of solutions. For all application developers and data scientists out there, we’re adding support for configuring alignment for synthetic time series. Our next major release, with a bundle of exciting features, is planned for December 2nd. We’re already doing exciting prototyping and beta testing around data discovery for solution developers, scheduling of data pipelines, and administration and monitoring of ingestion pipelines. Much to look forward to! More flexible modeling of industrial data through RelationshipsWith the introduction of the Relationships resource type, we enable far more powerful ways to model industrial data. While previously, you could only model equipment relations as a tree, you can now model data flexibly in a graph.In this release, we are moving relationships from Playground to Beta.Data engineers can use relationships to organize your assets into multiple structures, tailored for your organization's purposes. For example, you can organize assets by the process flow or the physical connectivity in a grid structure to let users efficiently locate data for nearby equipment.And while some users in your organization find it useful and efficient to organize the equipment by its function in a maintenance hierarchy, others may benefit from having them organized by physical location in a location-based hierarchy:In short, relationships give you the flexibility to organize assets in structures that are meaningful for your organization. See Modeling asset structures with relationships for more example structures.Beyond structuring assets, you can use relationships to create richer connections between data elements and build a knowledge graph on top of the data you already have.To learn more about how relationships can represent industrial reality, we recommend that you read the "Building a contextualized power system network model" whitepaper. Adding labels support for the Files resource typeWe continue our investment to enable users to explore data using domain terms. Labels are now supported on Files resource, available through the API, the Python SDK and the JavaScript SDK.from cognite.client import CogniteClientfrom cognite.client.data_classes import LabelFilterc = CogniteClient()my_label_filter = LabelFilter(contains_all=["WELL LOG", "VERIFIED"])file_list = c.files.list(labels=my_label_filter) As a data engineer, you can now classify files by what kind of file it is. Application developers can build good end-user experiences and let users browse files by category. For example, end users can browse files grouped as P&IDs, logic diagrams, and datasheets.Enhanced lineage information for filesThe new directoryPrefix property allows you to store and filter information about the directory in the source system where the file originates from. The new functionality is available in the API and the Python SDK.from cognite.client import CogniteClientc = CogniteClient()file_list = c.files.list( limit=5, directory_prefix="/usr/local/share/jupyter/") Configurable aggregation alignmentWe are introducing a new configuration option for aggregation in synthetic time series: alignment.New option enables you to:Create weekly aggregates that start on specific days of the week, for example, Saturday, or Monday. Create aggregates that align to different time zones.For example, the chart below shows the daily average chlorine indicator for city water aligned to two different time zones: GMT+0 and GMT+3.In the above graph, the new alignment option allowed us to align daily averages to timestamps in the desired time zones:Daily averages aligned to UTC/GMT+0: ts{externalId='houston.ro.REMOTE_AI[34]', alignment=1599609600000, aggregate='average', granularity='24h'} Daily averages aligned to UTC/GMT+3: ts{externalId='houston.ro.REMOTE_AI[34]', alignment=1599620400000, aggregate='average', granularity='24h'}By default, aggregation with synthetic time series is aligned to Thursday 00:00:00 UTC on 1 January 1970.The new parameter is available in the Synthetic Time Series API, and can be used as part of query expressions without needing to update your SDK, as well as part of custom queries in Cognite Data Source for Grafana 2.0+.

Search for work orders in a work planWhen you are working with revisions and work plans, you can now easily search for work orders within the work plan. Type in any part of the work order ID in the search field located at the top of the Work Plan page. Søk etter arbeidsordrer i en arbeidsplanNår du jobber med revisjoner og arbeidsplaner kan du nå enkelt søke etter arbeidsorder i en arbeidsplan. Skriv inn hvilken som helst del av id-en til en arbeidsordre i søkefeltet plassert øverst på Arbeidsplan-siden. 

 We are excited to announce fusion.cognite.com as the new URL to access Cognite Data Fusion (CDF) in the cloud.With the new URL we introduce a refined user experience and also new tools to produce contextualized and discoverable industrial data. Contextualization: Converting data to knowledgeContextualization is key to make your data more accessible, rapidly draw new insights from your data, and make your data do more.The new contextualization tools in Cognite Data Fusion let you combine machine learning, a powerful rules engine, and domain expertise to map resources from different source systems to each other in the CDF data model:Match entitiesContextualize your data by using machine learning and rules engines. Then let domain experts validate and fine-tune the results. Learn more.Create interactive P&IDsExtract information from static P&IDs (Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams) to create fully contextualized and interactive diagrams that you can navigate on any device. Learn more.Get startedTo start liberating and enriching your data using the new and improved Cognite Data Fusion experience, navigate to fusion.cognite.com and sign in with your CDF project name and credentials.If you want to find out more or have questions, take a look at our documentation or reach out to us.

View documents with various file formatsIt is now possible to opt-in viewing documents with any file format in InField. Previously, only documents with PDF or SVG file format could be displayed.Vise dokumenter med ulike fil-formatInField kan nå vise dokumenter med alle typer fil-format, hvis dette er definert i oppsettet. Tidligere var det kun mulig å vise PDF- og SVG-filer

The Cognite PI Extractor v2.1 is out of beta and is now available for download from Cognite Data Fusion along with updated documentation.The Cognite PI Extractor connects to the PI Data Archive, detects and extracts time series data, and transfers the data to your Cognite Data Fusion (CDF) project to make time series available in near real-time.Learn more about the fixes, improvements, and new features in the changelog.

General enhancementsYou might think that Cognite is enjoying the summer sun during July. Well, some of us stayed in the office and fixed a lot of bugs, increased the speed of the application, and improved the InField user experience. Generelle forbedringerDenne sommeren har vi i Cognite rettet mindre feil, økt program-ytelsen og forbedret brukeropplevelsen av InField.

The Cognite Power BI Connector New function: Time series aggregatesThe time series aggregation now accepts a list of IDs instead of a comma separated string. You can now use a column from another query directly as input to the function, making it much easier to use.Setting the CDF environment for a custom clusterIf a CDF project is on a custom cluster, you can set the CDF Environment to the URL of the API server for the cluster when you connect to CDF.You can also set a specific API version by appending it to the URL, for example v1. We also support shorthand notations. For example, api/v1 uses the default API endpoint and v1 of the API.Examples of supported CDF environment values:(blank) - uses the default setting (https://api.cognitedata.com) api - the same as https://api.cognitedata.com api/v1 - the same as https://api.cognitedata.com/v1 https://api.cognitedata.com https://api.cognitedata.com/v1 xyz - a custom cluster. The same as https://xyz.cognitedata.com xyz/v1 https://xyz.cognitedata.com https://xyz.cognitedata.com/v1Learn more about the Cognite Power BI connector. New SDK section in the developer portalThe new section gathers the most useful resources and links related to the CDF SDKs:Getting started with JavaScript SDK and Python SDK. Quick links to reference documentation and GitHub repositories. Additional guides such as authentication, upgrade guides for JavaScript SDKs. Release notes for SDKs are now part of the developer portal.Python SDK 2.1The new release introduces an improved interface to make it easier to work with labels.To learn more about the changes in new release, see the release notes. JavaScript SDK 3.0New major release separates SDK into 3 different packages:A core package that contains the SDKs infrastructure. This is used by the other packages and allows users to easily create their own SDK by just defining the interface. The stable package contains all the stable API endpoints. The beta package extends the stable SDK with beta API functionality.In addition to structural changes, the new version of the SDK introduces these changes:unit attribute is now exposed in data points objects. Fields that can have arbitrary string names (Raw, Metadata) are no longer converted to Date objects if their names are: createdTime, lastUpdatedTime, uploadedTime, deletedTime, timestamp, sourceCreatedTime or sourceModifiedTime.To learn more about the new release, see the release notes.TIPTo upgrade to the newest version, follow the migration guidelines.

Revisions on InField home pageRevisions are now available on the InField home page. The active work plan is available at the top of the list. You can also browse through work orders and open the work orders as checklists without leaving the home page. Revisjoner på Hjem-sidenRevisjoner er nå tilgjengelig på Hjem-siden. Den aktive arbeidsplanen ligger øverst i listen. Du kan også bla gjennom arbeidsordrer og åpne arbeidsordrer som sjekklister, uten å forlate Hjem-siden.

June has been an exciting month in Cognite with several large improvements and quality-of-life enhancements. New and improved Cognite Data Source for GrafanaGrafana is a flexible and powerful dashboarding tool, where anyone can easily create any desired dashboard for real-time data.We’re launching a new Cognite Data Source for Grafana that runs on our API v1, so that you can take advantage of all the latest product features in your dashboards. Read more about the latest changes in our blog post or jump straight to the documentation to learn how to create awesome dashboards on Fusion.Synthetic time seriesAs a developer, you know that end users typically care about combinations of different time series. We’re now releasing synthetic time series, so that you can let Cognite Data Fusion handle some of the time series wrangling for you and easily combine time series data, constants, and operators to produce the data that you need. Learn more in our documentation.Explore data using domain termsWe've made it even easier for data consumers to work with data, by letting you explore data using your familiar domain language. IT and data engineers provide this improved experience for data consumers by defining, managing, and applying labels to data. Learn more in our blog post.Additional quality-of-life enhancementsCheck which types and subtypes of events are available, and how many events you have of each type, in a simple API call. See our event aggregation section in the API docs.Extending support for CDF API 0.5We are extending support for API 0.5 until 30th September 2020, in order to provide dashboard creators using Cognite Data Source for Grafana (1.x) with additional time to upgrade to the new version of the connector.Up-to-date information about supported versions and deprecations is available at API versioning.

 New design on InField home pageThe InField home page is improved. You can more easily navigate between your open and archived checklists. To create a new checklist, you can click the Plus next to the checklist header. You will also find summary information below the checklist names that give a clear overview of your checklists' progress. Note also that the Recently viewed section is now available from the Global search.Changed Edit options for checklists created from objectsThe Edit options for checklists created from objects in work orders have changed. You can not rename, or add/remove items for these checklists  Hjem-siden til Infield er forbedretHjem-siden til InField er oppdatert. Nå kan du enkelt navigere mellom åpne og arkiverte sjekklister. Klikk på pluss-tegnet ved sjekklistens overskrift for å opprette nye sjekklister. Under navnet til sjekklisten vises statusen til sjekklistens elementer. Merk at listen med Nylig sett på nå er tilgjengelig i globale søk.Endret redigeringsvalg for sjekklister opprettet fra objekterRedigeringsvalgene for sjekklister som er opprettet fra objekter i arbeidsorderer er endret. Disse sjekklistene kan ikke endre navn og du kan ikke legge til eller fjerne elementer

Create custom checklist states quick and easyCreating custom states for checklists is now more user friendly. When you create a new checklist, type in the name of the checklist, click Add states and push Enter/Return to create new states.  Legge til ny status for sjekklisterDet er nå enda enklere å legge til en ny status for sjekklister. Når du oppretter en sjekkliste, skriv inn navnet på sjekklisten, klikk på Legg til flere statuser og trykk deretter på Enter/Return. Nå kan du legge til den nye statusen.

Improved user experience in 3D viewThe overall user experience in the 3D view is improved: You can add images to checklist items, and you can more easily add comments and expand and collapse the bottom drawer.Filter work orders in 3DYou can filter work orders by their due date. Soon to follow will be other filtering options like discipline and work package.Forbedret brukeropplevelser i 3D-perspektivetBrukeropplevelsen i 3D-perspektivet er forbedret: Du kan legge til bilder i sjekklister og det er enda enklere å legge til kommentarer og vise/skjule seksjonen nederst i vinduet.Sortere arbeidsordrer i 3D-perspektivetDu kan nå sortere arbeidsordrer etter tidsfrist. Det vil også snart være mulig å sortere etter område og arbeidspakker.  

Many of you have loved our Cognite Data Source for Grafana because Grafana provides an incredibly fast way to create interactive dashboards.We are now pleased to announce the new major release of Cognite Data Source for Grafana 2.0, making your data-driven dashboards even more powerful.This release brings support for CDF API v1 capabilities as well quality of life improvements.Highlights:Bring new filtering capabilities from CDF v1 to Grafana. As a dashboard creator you are now able to use all currently available filtering capabilities from CDF v1, as well as any filters added in the future without needing to upgrade. New improved custom query expressions with support for synthetic time series in CDF. Plot time series containing string values through new map() function. The function lets you convert string values to numeric representation. Support for Grafana 7.0 (opens new window).Find out more about new features and improvements in the release notes.Install or Upgrade now!

Cognite Data Fusion lets you fuse industrial data from multiple sources, making it easy to build applications using industrial data. Now end users of applications can easily search and browse for data using terms that they know with our release of labels.With labels you as an IT manager or data engineer can create a predefined set of managed terms that you can use to annotate and group assets.You can organize the labels in a way that makes sense in your business and use the labels to make it easier to find what you want.For example, you can create a label called pump and apply it to all asset resources that represent pumps, and then filter assets to see only pumps. Labels lets you annotate assets by what they are, in terms more familiar to domain experts, than what is present in the source system.Labels are available through:Cognite API v1 Our SDKs The Cognite Power BI connector The Cognite Data Source for GrafanaTry it out, and let us know what you think!

Tech Updates video Make sure that you subscribe to our Cognite Tech Updates channel on YouTube for three-minute updates on the latest and greatest tech news from Cognite every month. Updated design for the CDF application We have updated the CDF application to use components from our latest design system.Insight and Infield use the same components, and this is another step towards making your experience more consistent across all Cognite products.

Improved Support systemThe Cognite support system now uses Intercom to provide better support to our customers.Nytt Support-systemSupport-systemet i Cognite bruker nå Intercom slik at vi kan gi enda bedre støtte til våre kunder.

Improved Search functionalityClick the Search icon to navigate between recently visited trend pages, tags and documents and search globally for tags, trends, and documents in the Search bar.View Work order data and browse notificationsAccess open work orders and check details like description, due date, status and main discipline from the menu or the Overview page. Create checklists with objects in a work order without leaving InField with the Create checklist button. Browse notifications, and see the history of notifications sorted by date from the Notification tab. Note that this feature is available only for customers with configured work order data.Utvidet Søk-funksjonKlikk på Søk-ikonet for å bla mellom trender, tagger og dokumenter som er nylig sett på og søk globalt etter tagger, trender og dokumenter i Søk-feltet.Se arbeidsordre-data og bla i varslingerSe åpne arbeidsordrer og detaljer som beskrivelse, forfallsdato, status og roller fra menyen eller fra oversiktsiden. Opprett sjekklister med objekter i en arbeidsordre uten å gå ut av InField med knappen Lag sjekkliste. Bla i varslinger og se varslingshistorikk sortert etter dato fra Varslinger. Merk at dette kun er tilgjengelig for kunder med konfigurert arbeidsorde-data.

Tech Updates video Make sure that you subscribe to our Cognite Tech Updates channel on YouTube for three-minute updates on the latest and greatest tech news from Cognite every month.New rule for evaluating time series dataIn the Time series quality monitor, you can now use a standard deviation measurement to evaluate if a time series is flatlining.Navigate to fusion.cognite.com to try the new rule.New navigation in the CDF portal applicationThe new navigation in the CDF portal application is our first step towards integrating our core applications into one unified product.The navigation is more flexible and scalable:Increased discoverability and improved categorization of existing features. More room for future features. More space for information about each feature.Navigate to fusion.cognite.com to see the new navigation in action.

Operation Support becomes InFieldOur goal is to consistently improve Cognite products and services based on our customer needs. The Operation Support application has evolved and now targets more infield activities such as operational maintenance, and efficient preparation of tasks. Operation Support is therefore renamed to InField.InField is still as accessible as it has been and now also has a distinguished product name.Add images to checklistsYou can now add images to checklist items. This feature is available on the desktop and on the mobile app. To add an image, click the More button to open the menu for checklist items and then click Add image. Take photos by using your phone's camera and attach the photos to your checklists. You can optionally add a description to the photos.Operation Support endrer navn til InFieldVi jobber kontinuerlig med å forbedre Cognite sine produkter og tjenester basert på kundens behov. Operation Support har utviklet seg og retter seg nå inn mot flere felt-aktiviteter som vedlikehold og planlegging av oppgaver. Operation Support har derfor endret navn til InField.InField er forsatt like tilgjengelig som før, men nå med et tilpasset produktnavn.Bilder i sjekklisterDu kan nå legge til bilder i sjekklister via PC og mobile enheter. Legg til et bilde ved å klikke på knappen More for å åpne menyen for sjekklister og klikk deretter Add image. Ta et bilde med kameraet på telefonen og legg til bildet i sjekklisten. Du kan også legge til en beskrivelse av bildet (valgfritt).