The database can be configured so that old data will be removed after a certain age.

This setting can be defined for each sample interval. For example, perhaps you want to keep all hourly data going back several years for all sensors, however you don't need the full 5 minute resolution past the previous month. Scaling these options allows you to keep what you need, while minimizing storage.

Find more information at the Server Configuration page.

Previously, before you could upload a new sensor, it must first be defined on the web map.

Now when adding a new sensor from the Sensor Data page, the Sensor ID field still provides a dropdown of available geolocated sensors, but you can directly type in any new sensor ID manually. The dropdown will then indicate that your sensor ID has no map reference as shown in the image below.

These sensors can still be queried from the Data Source tab on the Command Center or any other interface other than the map.

As expected, we've seen users apply BizBlock to new calculations and procedures that raised expectations and the required capabilities of the tool.

One important new feature is that BizBlocks can be assigned to base their calculations on a specified time interval (e.g. hourly). This means you can define your expressions with an expected time interval, and let other larger intervals aggregate based on those calculations rather than calculate with larger intervals.

This feature is accessed in design mode when you create a new calculation block. The Add Block window will give the option to Calculate higher interval results based on selected result.

This is necessary in calculations like Minimum Nightly Flow where daily values are based on calculations from a few hours of the day.

Another nice feature is the added button to run the calculation directly from the BizBlock in the Workspace, rather than needing to scroll up to the Command Center. Mass Balance received this new feature as well.

For more information on BizBlocks, refer to the BizBlock page.

A new notification module has been implemented which allows users to control which notifications will be generated and review a list of current notifications.

Notifications can be turned on/off based on Type from the Workspace Overview.

As usual, the library of Analytical functions keeps growing. The following functions have been added in 6.3. Click on a function to learn more and see examples.

• HighestTime
• LowestTime 
• UpTime
• DiscardNull

Rather than Lines, Bars, and Area, you can now chose Spline and other new chart styles for visualization. You can access these options from the Reference Chart Style Reference Chart Style window.

The new Workspace Settings Panel offers multiple color themes that can be implemented.

Background color themes will be stored for each user individually.

From the Alert tab in the Command Center, click  to view current alerts on the map.

Flags will appear at sensors with an active alert; the color will correspond with the Alert Level.