AVEVA™ PI System™ Feedback Portal

Welcome to our feedback site!


We created this site to hear your enhancement ideas, suggestions and feedback about AVEVA products and services. All of the feedback you share here is monitored and reviewed by the AVEVA product managers.

To start, take a look at the ideas in the list below and VOTE for your favorite ideas submitted by other users. POST your own idea if it hasn’t been suggested yet. Include COMMENTS and share relevant business case details that will help our product team get more information on the suggestion. Please note that your ideas and comments are visible to all other users.


This page is for feedback specifically for AVEVA PI System. For links to our other feedback portals, please see the tab RESOURCES below.

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    Cross-Hatch Fill Mode for Standard Shapes

    Provide the ability to cross-hatch the standard shapes (e.g., a rectangle), in addition to the existing fill modes (e.g., original, shaded, solid, etc.).
    Vincent Witzel over 3 years ago in AVEVA™ PI Vision™ / Authoring Displays 0 Declined

    Make selections persist using double-click

    Make selections, such as the selection of a shape when editing a display, persist using double-click. Similar functionality exists in Microsoft Office products, such as when using the Format Painter.
    Vincent Witzel over 3 years ago in AVEVA™ PI Vision™ / Authoring Displays 0 Declined

    improving the right click menu

    Hello, as a PIVision display developer I found that the following ideas may improve our workflow, thank you for your great work ! Adding more options to the right click menu such as the proposed functionalities on PIVision. In addition to the Cop...
    Guest over 3 years ago in AVEVA™ PI Vision™ / Authoring Displays 0 Declined

    Allow grouping of trend scale in PI Vision

    In PI Vision (and ProcessBook if changes are still in the works) allow grouping of y-axis scales. i.e. In a 5-pen trend, two are on “Scale 1” and three are in “Scale 2”. Makes for less y-axis space required.
    Guest over 3 years ago in AVEVA™ PI Vision™ / Authoring Displays 0 Declined