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+++ facit:facit [2022/02/28 14:19] (current) – [Facit Data Sources] su
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 ====== Facit ======
-Facit is a cloud-based app available on the Industrial App Store that proviedes real-time monitoring and alerting options on Industial Processes.
+Facit is a cloud-based app available on the Industrial App Store that provides real-time monitoring and alerting options on Industial Processes.
 It is part of the //Alarm Analysis// suite of tools developed by Intelligent Plant that brings //Alarm & Event// data collection into the heart of Industrial Process analytics. It can be integrated with an existing Alarm System to provide an alternative Alarm Management dashboard with fully audited Alarm Investigation workflow, or configure //Facit Monitors// to raise independent alerts.
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 ===== Getting Started =====
-Facit uses [[app_store_connect:app_store_connect|App Store Connect]] - a data query routing service that connects on-site data sources to off-the-shelf apps available on the //Industrial App Store//. Many companies already have App Store Connections - to check, contact your IT team or [[https://www.intelligentplant.com/contact-us|Intelligent Plant]]. (Note we will only respond to organization queries from verified organization email domains).
+Facit uses [[app_store_connect:app_store_connect|App Store Connect]] - a query-routing and data-access software service that connects on-site data sources to off-the-shelf apps available on the //Industrial App Store//. Many companies already have App Store Connections - to check, contact your IT team or [[https://www.intelligentplant.com/contact-us|Intelligent Plant]]. (Note we will only respond to organization queries from verified organization email domains).
 Assuming that you have an App Store Connection available, you will need to contact your App Store Connect administrator to [[facit:prepareFacitMonitoring|Prepare Facit Monitoring]].
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 ===== Facit Data Sources =====
-A typical Facit deployment will consist of three data sources:
+A typical Facit deployment will consist of four data sources:
+**Target Data Source**
+  * The historian cotaining process data to be monitored. (e.g. PI, Wonderware, IP21, etc...)
 **Facit**
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   * This historian has a "one-big-index" configuration, best suited for slow-moving or static data.
-**Target Data Source**
+**Facit Archive Historian**
-  * Any data source where process values are stored and can be monitored (e.g. PI, Wonderware, IP21, etc...)
+  * IP Historian instance whare results of monitoring calculations are stored.
+  * This historian has a "monthly indexing" configuration, best suited for data the updates regularly.
 ===== Facit Monitors =====
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 <b>Facit Monitors</b> are actually Data Core Script Tags stored to the Facit data source on the App Store Connection. This means monitoring is executed on or near the target data source which facilitates high performance, fine-grained monitoring.
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+===== Notifications =====
+For advance notification services, Facit can be used in conjunction with Microsoft Power Automate to trigger workflows, emails, text messages, status updates, reports, etc...
+===== Quick Links =====
+  * **[[facit:prepareFacitMonitoring|Prepare Facit Monitoring]]** \\ Instructions for App Store Connect administrators on preparing App Store Connect for Facit Monitoring.
+  *  **[[data_core:script_tags|Data Core Script Tags]]** \\ Information related to Data Core Script Tags, the building blocks of Facit Monitors.