Ideas

On a large system like the one we have, it lakes an hour to export OPC DA alarms. It would be much faster if you could export alarms that you select or filter.

I need to know that WIN-911 is not working. If I need an alarm annunciated, I need to be sure that WIN-911 is alive. Monitoring a heartbeat would let me know that it is still functioning and can be relied upon, especially after hours.

See support case #00077325. It would be beneficial if the installation unzips those files, rather than needing one-time file access post-installation in order for the software to work correctly. As soon as I gave myself Full Control of those files...

It seems that the Failover utility is coded to act only when the modules fail and doesn't check if primary is reachable on the network after initial connection. It would be great to have secondary Win911 be activated in case of primary being unrea...

The OPC DA implementation used by Win911 attempts to pull in every single record field on a particular DA Server as opposed to going branch by branch. On large systems, it is unusable as it is trying to collects millions of record fields.

The addition of function blocks and loops would make our outdialer system much more robust, however the 59m, 55s timer max and 99 loop max are insufficient for large systems where there could be 200+ loops before an alarm is cleared (100 loops at ...

Allows management to confirm operators are responding to call outs. Text files that are created daily much easier to deal with then using the log viewer. Log file folder can be shared and viewed across network. If possible add ability to email log...

Allow bulk edit of InTouch tags to change notification policies.

It would be nice to reference an OPC tag for use as the limit setpoint on level alarms, ie I have a system that has certain times when a wetwell alarm could be modified. It creates added work and the possibility of human error to have to remember ...

Would like to be able to print out, or export to csv, the list of items and their alarms, tactics, strategies, contact list, etc.