As a user of PI Vision on a mobile device, I need to be able to use existing element-relative displays on the mobile website and swap between assets so that I can dynamically see relevant data for multiple pieces of equipment. The asset dropdown list should be available on mobile.

Enhancement Request: Allow all PI Vision users, phone/tablet/desktop, to access and set Favorite displays.

Customer Issue: The mobile site allows you to pull up recently viewed displays and search for displays, but you do not have direct access to your favorite displays marked on the desktop/tablet Home page.

Note: This was previously Enhancement 113856.

As a mobile user of PI Coresight on Android devices, I would like to see an Android app so that I can easily view, select, and switch between different assets.

The mobile site needs a link to "switch to full site" like you see on many other web sites. This way any user can switch to the full site and back with a simple tap rather than having to memorize and enter a different URL.

The mobile version of the website needs better browsing features, or the easy ability to just disable it.

As a user, I would like to have an autofit width option for PI Vision displays. For very large displays, fit all zooms out too far. Fit width would allow the user to easily scroll up and down the display to see all of the content.

This option would be particularly useful on mobile phones as well to be able to easily view all display contents by scrolling up and down.

Allow editing of start/end absolute time stamps when viewing PI Vision display on mobile device (iPod, iPhone, etc.). Currently, start and end time stamps (e.g. 2-Aug-2017 11:30:00) of the displayed data can be edited when viewing a PI Vision display from a PC, but these cannot be edited from a mobile device without specifying them in the URL.

Be able to login to PI Vision on a mobile device quickly (in less than 5 seconds) SO THAT it’s easier to get access to the displays he needs to view quickly and on the go.  

Ideally, not having to type in a password every time by leveraging your mobile device's native authentication mechanisms (ex: TouchID/FaceID on Apple iOS) and/or persisting credentials on the mobile device and protecting with a pin number like other banking mobile apps do.   Or another approach ...

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On mobile devices, we want to use VMware AirWatch Browser to connect to PI vision from outside our business network so we don't need to use VPN anymore.

As users of PI Vision on cell phones, we think it would be very
necessary to be able to design the same PI Vision display for being use in a PC and in a mobile environment. Then, when changes are made in a display, they will be applied in both design versions (PC and Mobile). Just as an example, Power Bi uses a very similar approach.

When trying to scroll down through the different assets in a collection, the scrolling is not smooth at all. We are struggling getting to the bottom of the 20+ item collection on a mobile device. Just for reference we are using Safari on iOS

I have noticed a problem with “pinch to zoom” on busy displays with many symbols or large tables.  When I try to look at a display on my phone, and do a pinch to zoom in, it only works when I pinch on the dark grey background.  If I try and pinch and zoom on any of the data tables, it does not respond.  For displays where there isn’t much background space left it becomes really hard to pinch and zoom.  It would be very useful to be able to pinch/zoom on the tables.

A custom menu extension was created for users to navigate PI Vision Displays, but it cannot be seen since the menu is hidden on certain mobile devices. A URL Option to allow for the navigation menu to be viewed would allow access to the custom menu extensions.

The mobile site is missing a home page or a way to browse display folders. Without this users get confused, it's not clear that you need to search to find displays.

Mobile version search needs to be able to select a specific PI server to search first. We have a lot of PI servers, so searching all of them takes a huge amount of time when we know exactly which server we would like to search on. We hit the result limit because we are not able to select a specific PI server to search