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Feb 11

2021

Niagara 4.10 Feature Sneak Peak - Introducing the HTML5 Tag Manager

The new HTML5 Tag Manager provides a modern, intuitive design which makes tagging easier to deploy and comprehend. This new enhancement streamlines the overall tagging workflow through features such as bulk tagging via a browser, context sensitive tagging, seamlessly viewing direct and implied tags, exporting all tags to a spreadsheet for templating and ongoing management, drag-n-drop functionality, and more!

Feb 11 - Feb 11, 2021

Product Manager Stephen Holicky and Advanced Software Engineer Andy Sutton review how to save valuable time tagging your Niagara stations. Through this demonstration, participants gain an understanding of how to use the new HTML Tag Manager along with several tips to on how to improve your overall tagging workflow.

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Our new enhanced tagging workflow and improved user experience will quickly help you get the job done right

Enables the bulk tagging of components via an enriched HTML5 Browser Interface
Drag-n-drop functionality
Seamlessly view direct and implied tags
Export all direct and implied component tags to a spreadsheet for templating and ongoing management
Integration with the Niagara Search Service
Added as a default view on all station components for enhanced flexibility

Harness the power of tagging in your Niagara stations

Enables the analysis of large quantities of disparate data
Provides essential insight into your building systems and equipment operation
Eliminates the inherent issues associated with bespoke point naming schemas
Conformity with Division 25 and the prospective ASHRAE Standard 223P

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