1. Description
2. Configuration
3. Use Case Example(s)

Description

A site is a grouping entity, working similarly to an Entity Group, but with more features when it comes to visualisation and exporting data. Users should use a site as the foundation of the tree structure being built for a solution. Within the site, Entity Groups can be made to sort all telemetry and alarms for that site (or solution).

Configuration

Figure 1 - Site Entity Properties

1. Alias: This is another name you could add for the site to be known as.
2. Default View: This is where you can set the landing page for the site (a site can have multiple dashboards as children) such that if a user is on an overview or regional view dashboard and clicks on a specific site from that dashboard (or when searching), the default view will be the landing view for that site.

Use Case Example(s)

Below you will see how a site is structured and how it groups items in their entities:

Figure 2 - Site structure