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PI Vision displays

We build PI Vision displays that answer your teams’ daily questions at a glance.

Schematic of a PI Vision display with a trend and gauges

Too many displays, too few that people use.

Displays are built one at a time, each in its own style.

They break when tags change, and nobody knows which one is right.

  • A set of displays

    Site overview, area and equipment displays, designed with your users.

  • Built on AF

    Asset-based displays: one display serves every similar asset.

  • A consistent style

    The same layout, colours and units on every display.

  • Navigation

    Links from overview to detail, so people find what they need.

  • A short guide

    How to use and maintain the displays.

  1. 01

    Ask the users

    What they check every shift, and the decisions they make.

  2. 02

    Sketch

    Agree the layout before building.

  3. 03

    Build and test

    Build on AF, test with the people who will use the displays.

  4. 04

    Hand over

    Publish, document and train.

  • Faster answers

    Key values visible without searching.

  • Fewer displays to maintain

    Asset-based displays replace many copies.

  • One shared view

    Operations, maintenance and management look at the same numbers.

  • People still export to Excel to see what is happening.
  • You have many displays and no standard.
  • You are moving from PI ProcessBook to PI Vision.
Do we need AF first?

It helps. Without AF we can still build displays, and plan the AF work that makes them reusable.

Can you convert our ProcessBook displays?

Yes. We review them first; many are better rebuilt than converted.

Who maintains the displays afterwards?

Your team, with the guide. Or our PI Helpdesk.

Start a conversation.

Tell us about your PI System and what you need. We will suggest a practical next step.