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  • Getting Started
    • Quickstart
  • Guides
    • Platform Configuration
    • Connecting Booking Data
  • PLATFORM
    • Integrations
      • Grafana
        • Structure of the ENLYZE data sources
        • Tutorials
          • First steps with Platform Grafana
          • Grafana Basics for Process Monitoring
          • OEE data with Infinity data source
          • Mapping UUIDs to Display Names with Infinity Data Source
      • Power BI
        • Installing the ENLYZE Power BI Integration
        • Structure of the ENLYZE Power BI Connector
        • Tutorials
          • Getting Started with the ENLYZE Power BI Connector
          • Querying Time Series Data from Machine Variables
          • Querying Machine Productivity Metrics
          • Mapping UUIDs to Display Names
          • Calculating Aggregated Timeseries Data
  • IT Security
    • IT Security
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Structure of the ENLYZE Power BI Connector

An Overview of the data available in the Connector and its functions.

The ENLYZE Power BI Connector establishes a connection between the ENLYZE API and Power BI. With it, data from the ENLYZE Data Platform can be easily queried and included in your Power BI reports.

Data Tables

The ENLYZE Power BI Connector offers direct access to a set of tables. For a more detailed description of the specific data provided by every table, follow the provided links to our API.

  • Sites: All sites present in the ENLYZE Data platform.

  • Machines: All machines for all sites.

  • Products: All products that have been so far registered on the platform.

  • Variables: All active variables from all machines.

  • Production Runs: All orders registered on the platform from all machines.

  • Downtimes: All downtimes registered on the platform from all machines.

Functions

The ENLYZE Power BI Connector offers two dedicated functions that enable to query additional data:

  • Machine Productivity Metrics: offers the possibility to query time-based aggregated machine productivity KPIs. For more information about how to use this function, you can follow the tutorial Querying Machine Productivity Metrics.

  • Timeseries: offers the possibility to query time series data from specific machine variables. For more information about how to use this function, you can follow the tutorialQuerying Time Series Data from Machine Variables.

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