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Tracking Asset Events with Asset History

See every Annotation and Alert for a single asset in one chronological timeline.

What is Asset History?

The Asset History is a sidebar in the Power and Energy Trends tab pages that consolidates all Annotations and Alerts for a specific asset into a single, time-ordered view. Instead of jumping between sections to piece together what happened to a machine, you get the full story in one place, alongside the graph.

Why use it?

  • One source of truth per asset. Annotations and Alerts live on the same timeline, so you never have to cross-reference two screens.

  • Spot patterns at a glance. A chronological view makes it easy to see recurring issues, correlate alerts with operator annotations, and understand how an asset has behaved over time.

  • Faster root cause analysis. When something goes wrong, scroll back through the timeline to see exactly what happened, when, and what was flagged.

How to open Asset History

  1. Open the Power or Energy Trends tabpage.

  2. In the asset list on the left, select a single asset.

  3. Click the Asset History button at the top right of the graph area.

  4. The sidebar slides out with a chronological list of events for that asset.

 

What you can do in the sidebar

  • Filter by event type. Use the Annotations and Alerts checkboxes at the top of the
    sidebar to show or hide either category.
  • Jump to an event on the graph. Each entry links back to the related point in time. Click
    Check annotation or Check alert to inspect it in context.
  • Scroll through the full history. Events are listed newest-first, with date and time
    stamps.

Good to know

  • Asset History only works when exactly one asset is selected. If you select two or more assets, the sidebar will show: “Asset history cannot be shown for multiple assets at the same time.” To view history for a different asset, deselect the others so only the one you want to inspect remains checked.

  • If the sidebar looks empty, click the “load more” button to load more events from earlier periods.