Introduction
You can create a project to bundle and display data that is related to each other. A project is a collection of assets, dashboards, diagrams, etc. Think of a project as temporary or as a permanent facility to which you can add multiple dashboards:
Permanent: you create a project called Generators in which you assign a dashboard to each generator. All your generator dashboards are grouped together in the project.
Temporary: if you have a temporary project or event, you can create a project for this event. In the project, you can create a Generators dashboard.
Create a new project
Go to the Projects page from the navigation menu and click the plus button to add a new project.
Choose a suitable name for your project.
If you have a temporary project or event (this can range from hours to years), we recommend that you check the switches Use start date and Use end date.
If you don't activate these toggle switches, you'll automatically get the data for the time period set under Default Time Range on dashboards. For an ongoing project, it is best to leave the switches off.
If you want your date range to be remembered across all dashboards, you can select the Remember selected date range option on dashboards.
Hint!
The start and end dates define the period in which the data is visible in the portal. Data before and after these dates will not be retrieved, and is only relevant for the current project. The data, such as measurements and also GPS-data, will remain separate from preceding or following projects. Please make sure to set any end dates before they expire.
In the Location tab, you can set an address. If the site is well-known on Google Maps, you can also type in the name of the site or building. Click the Get location button to set the address.
Enter the desired zoom percentage in the Max zoom field.
Click Save.