This section covers the basics of how to put together Topics which templatize and summarize information from multiple Workbench Analyses.
Organizer Topics can be used to generate reports and dashboards that can auto update. The Organizer Topic can be published to a PDF that contains live links back to View Only mode in Seeq, enabling any reader with appropriate permission to view the data.
There are two styles for Organizer - Documents and Dashboards. Both support inserting content from Workbench to tie to date or asset selection.
Documents use a text editor interface and will likely be used for reports with a lot of text or when page breaks are desired for consistent PDF creation.
Dashboards support flexible grids and tiles to organize layouts of trends and other content.
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Creating a New Organizer Topic Once content is developed in Workbench Analysis and ready to be published, create a new Organizer from the Seeq Home Page.
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Inserting Content - Documents Visualizations from Workbench Analysis can be added as content to Organizer Topic Documents and Dashboards. This page details relevant inserting flows for Documents.
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Inserting Content - Dashboards Visualizations from Workbench Analysis can be added as content to Organizer Topic Documents and Dashboards. This page details relevant inserting flows for Dashboards.
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Modifying Seeq Content Edit and update Seeq Content after inserted in the Organizer Topic.
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Adjusting Date/Time Ranges Multiple date ranges can be configured in the Organizer Topic to update Seeq content without opening the linked Workbench Analyses. Create fixed-date reports or live updating documents for continuous monitoring. Documents that automatically update will also need a Schedule.
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Scheduling Organizer Topic Documents Users can schedule Organizer Topic updates. These updates can occur whether or not the Topic is open in a browser.
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Selecting Assets in Organizer Topics -
Publishing a PDF Share your Organizer Topic with anyone by publishing a PDF with embedded Seeq content.
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Best Practices for Organizer Performance
Frequently Asked Questions