MultiViz Knowledge Base

Priority shows how much attention a source needs right now. Learn how MultiViz calculates it, what the three levels mean, and how it differs from machine Status.

Clearing resets a source’s priority by marking its events as reviewed. Learn when to clear, how to do it, and what happens afterwards.

Status is the machine state set by you, the expert — your judgment, visible to the whole team. Learn the values and how Status differs from Priority.

Changes are shifts MultiViz detects at the source level — new symptoms, new modes, frequency shifts. Learn where to find them and how active and inactive changes differ.

Symptoms are recurring signal patterns that act as fingerprints for possible faults. Learn how MultiViz detects them and how to use them in your diagnosis.

Modes group similar measurements so you can understand a machine’s behavior at a glance. Learn how modes, off modes, and anomalies work together.

How MultiViz organizes your equipment — from site down to measuring point and orientation — and how sensors map onto the asset tree.

Explore the Deep Analysis Page in MultiViz — a powerful workspace where experts examine vibration data, identify trends, modes, and anomalies, and perform detailed diagnostics using interactive tools like the Vibration Metric, Measurement, and FFT Widgets.

We are currently improving the Data Quality features. Watch this space for future improvements.

Understand what a healthy machine looks like — stable signals, consistent modes, and data-driven thresholds that adapt to each machine’s normal behaviour.

Learn how Symptoms in MultiViz help you interpret vibration data, spot recurring signal patterns, and diagnose issues faster — turning raw data into clear, actionable insights.

Configure global settings in MultiViz to ensure consistent units, alerts, and visualisation across all assets — streamlining analysis and notifications platform-wide.

See how users integrate MultiViz into their workflow — streamlining monitoring, analysis, and collaboration into one efficient, click-through process.

MultiViz is an AI-powered machine monitoring tool that helps vibration analysts understand how and why machines change — highlighting behavioural shifts, trends, and anomalies for faster, clearer decision-making.

The Customer Overview Page is your central hub in MultiViz — giving a complete view of machine health, sensor status, and priority alerts, so you can quickly see what’s stable, what’s changing, and where to focus.

Modes in MultiViz group similar measurements to simplify continuous monitoring. They help you see key behaviour patterns, track frequency shifts, and focus on meaningful changes instead of raw data overload.

Admins can easily add new users in MultiViz, assign roles and languages, and send activation links or emails — managing access levels from Viewer to Tenant Admin.

Learn how to detect and track bearing faults using vibration trends, modes, and envelope analysis in MultiViz.

Getting your machines and sensor data into MultiViz is a key part of the onboarding process — and our team handles this setup for you. This page outlines how it works and what’s needed to ensure a smooth start.

MultiViz connects to your existing sensors using two main methods:

• MQTT Protocol (Preferred) – Ideal for real-time monitoring with wireless sensors.
• API Integration – Best for existing systems with established data management platforms.

Our onboarding team (Sergio & Kaveh) will create your MultiViz account, configure integrations, and connect your sensors through MQTT or API. You’ll need to provide basic details such as sensor brand, data access method, and any encoding documentation.

Once connected, data flows securely into MultiViz for real-time insights and alerts. Setup typically takes 1–2 weeks, depending on system complexity and availability.

After onboarding, you’ll have a fully customized dashboard with machine health tracking, alerts, and collaboration tools — ready to help your team turn data into action.

Take a quick interactive tour of MultiViz — click, hover, and explore the interface to learn key features and daily workflows.