Introducing our new feature - Context at the point of data

Our new feature moniteyeVisionβ„’noteπŸ“ lets you add free-text annotations directly on any data point in moniteyeVisionβ„’. This means you can flag a false alert, acknowledge a spike, or leave a quick note for colleagues on the datapoint itself.

Not only can you annotate your graphs, but now you can also highlight a point in your data and request a consultation on it from one of our dedicated experts. Just click the β€˜Schedule Data Review’ button, and we will do the rest!

How it works

  1. Click the data point you want to explain;

  2. Type a short note and save; or

  3. Click β€˜Schedule Data Review’ to discuss the data with one of the Moniteye team.

Notes appear as subtle callouts and in tooltips, are timestamped, and will include the username  - it means users now have that human context layer on top of sensor data.

Annotate your graphs for better insights into your data

Why it matters

  • Reduces investigation time by clarifying spikes and any big changes instantly;

  • Reduce noise and build trust in alerts by marking false positives;

  • Reduce guess work by consulting the Moniteye team about any data you’re not sure of automatically;

  • Can be used as a site diary to allow users to go back and check what was happening that day - useful for site managers wanting another way to manage.

Getting started

Open any moniteyeVisionβ„’ chart β†’ click a point β†’ add your note. Shared with your existing project team by default.

Worried about a data spike? We’ll have a look and give you a call.

The bigger picture

moniteyeVisionβ„’noteπŸ“ is part of our push to make moniteyeVisionβ„’ not just a place to view data, but a place to work with it: acknowledging events, collaborating in context, and making our graphs a reliable place of record rather than a contextless graph or two. Let us know if you’d like us to walkthrough this new feature or could think of any use cases that might need a slightly different workflow.

Add meaningful context to your charts and make quicker, better decisions

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