We use the SAA Displacement Chart in automated weekly reports and would like an option to automatically display a fixed number of profiles distributed across the selected time range. For example, we would like the chart to automatically display: ...

Currently, users with view access to a node can always see its alarm state, even if they are not subscribed to receive alarm notifications. We would like the ability to control alarm visibility independently of node access by introducing a dedicat...

Modification of eagle.io aggregation to support rolling aggregation, i.e. calculations that occur at a defined interval that is separate to the amount of data included in the calculation. An example would be calculating a 24-hour average every 10 ...

Allow for more than one location to be added to a map tile. It is very inefficient to share a map of a large network of stations on a public dashboard when each location needs an individual map tile. Also, enable to map tile to customize location ...

Currently, the dashboard hovering is per widget/ tile. It would be helpful to have the option to synchronize the hover timeline-wise across all tiles under a dashboard. For example, if I hover on time X at tile A, it will highlight time X on all o...

Currently, you can only change the date range of each individual chart on a dashboard. This becomes a time consuming process when you need to compare data from 6+ different charts on a dashboard, but must change the date range for each chart each ...

Most clients want to see specific data points as opposed to interpolated values. And it is very time consuming switching them off one-by-one.

Currently, we display attachments under an attachment source on a dashboard in the following ways: 1) linking the attachment by embedding the chart URL to a dashboard to be displayed: https://help.eagle.io/hc/en-au/articles/4405432751769-Public-ac...

Currently all aggregation functions timestamp at the beginning of their applicable periods. This is at odds with the behaviour of most dataloggers, and makes the use of aggregated variables in graphs alongside logged values, at best, confusing for...