Widget Catalog¶

Part of the Widget View guide. This page helps you pick the right widget when a few sound similar, and lists every widget type in one place.

With 38 widget types available, several sound alike at first glance. This page groups the look-alikes and explains what actually separates them, so you can pick the right one instead of guessing.

Gauges — four ways to show one number as a dial¶

Gauge — always live, one parameter, colour bands. The simplest option when you just want a live needle with red/amber/green zones.
Angular Gauge — like Gauge, but can also show a historical aggregate (usage/average/min/max over a period) instead of only live.
Bullet/Angular Gauge Widget — not one dial but several, all for the same machine, each tracking a usage-percentage indicator (energy, power factor, etc.) over month-to-date/year-to-date.
Consumption Gauge — for a combined total (one or more parameters summed) measured against a target, with an up/down trend indicator. Use this one when the question is "are we on track against a goal," not just "what's the current reading."

Banners — one big number¶

Banner — one raw parameter as a headline stat, with optional unit, duration/number-base formatting, colour bands, and a battery-style indicator.
Param Equation Banner Widget — the same headline-stat treatment, but for a computed value (an equation like Net Power = Import − Export) instead of a single raw parameter.

Pie charts — three variants¶

Consumption Pie — can be live or historical; simpler segment options.
Till Date Pie Chart Widget — historical only, but with richer options: computed "difference" segments, a clickable legend, and a details popover (total, top contributor, segment count).
Till Date Pie Chart Widget for Parent Organisation — the Till-Date Pie Chart, sourced from a parent/related organisation's data instead of your own.

Bar & trend charts — the biggest family¶

Bar Trend Widget — the default, flagship choice. Live or historical, multiple parameters or computed equations, grouped/stacked bars, an ideal-value line, total/average call-outs.
Bar Trend TD Widget — the same idea, but locked to month-to-date/year-to-date only.
Bar Trend Widget for Parent Organisation — Bar Trend, sourced from a parent/related organisation.
Till Date Bar Chart Widget — not a trend at all — one bar per row summarising a total over a shared period (a comparison chart, not a timeline).
Horizontal Bar Trend Widget — Bar Trend rotated sideways, useful when there are many date buckets to fit.
Target Based Bar Trend Widget — Bar Trend with a target line overlaid, for actual-vs-plan tracking.
Shift Based Bar Trend Widget — bucketed by shift occurrence instead of by calendar day.
Dual Axis Bar Trend Widget — two independent Y-axes on one chart, for comparing metrics on very different scales.
Param Group Bar Widget — compares parameter groups that can each belong to a different organisation — a cross-organisation comparison tool.
Manufacturing Logbook KPI Bartrend Widget — trends a KPI captured through the Manufacturing Logbook feature specifically, not a general parameter.
Heat Map Widget — not a trend line at all — a week-by-day-of-week grid for spotting recurring weekly patterns.

Machine status — five ways to look at uptime¶

Daywise Machine Status Widget — day-by-day, per machine (each machine's own bar).
Consolidated Daywise Machine Status Widget — day-by-day, but all configured machines combined into one total.
Shiftwise Machine Status Widget — day-by-day, broken out by machine-and-shift pairing (more granular than Daywise).
Machine Status Timeline Widget — a Gantt-style timeline (not a bar chart) for auditing exactly when a machine was running/idle/offline within a specific shift or custom window.
Process/Machine Status Widget — not a chart at all — a live running/idling/offline count strip with an optional detail table, for a shop-floor "is everything running" board.
Daywise Machine Status Table Widget — the tabular (not chart) version of daywise status, with its own adjustable date filter built in.

Tables & scorecards¶

Table Widget — a fully free-form grid you design yourself (any rows, any columns); the only widget where you can write a new value back to a parameter directly from the cell.
Shift Based Usage Table Widget — fixed shape: one row per shift, one usage total per row.
Trigger Count Table Widget — one row per trigger/alarm, with how many times it fired.
Parameter Insights Widget — one row per custom rule you define (e.g. "High"/"Low"/"Ideal"), counting how many days a parameter fell into each band.
Usage Score Card Widget — one row per KPI, showing yesterday's value and its colour-coded percentage change vs. last week/month.

Everything else¶

Machine Widget — a compact machine card: name, live status, key readings, click-through to details.
Bitwise Word Widget — decodes a packed status/alarm register bit-by-bit into readable meanings.
Image Widget — a static picture, no data at all.
Busbar Live Monitoring Widget — a rolling live tail of recent readings from a busbar temperature module, with no historical mode.
Parameter Status Based Widget — a traffic-light-style status indicator driven by rules you define; the widget mentioned on the Widget View page for click-through to another view.
TOD Billing Widget — a dashboard summary of daily Time-of-Day tariff cost per machine, with a built-in "Generate Report" button.
Dynamic Log Widget — trends fields from a custom logbook/record type your organisation has set up, for logs without a dedicated widget of their own.

Full list by category¶

Live values & gauges¶

Consumption & energy¶

Trends & charts¶

Status & monitoring¶

Tables & logs¶

Not sure which one your view needs?

If you have engineering access, opening the "+" button on a view shows the same catalog with icons and short descriptions — pick a tile there to start building, and come back to this page if two options still look too similar.