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title: "Asset Metric Chart Widget"
slug: "asset-metric-chart-1-1-1"
updated: 2026-03-19T14:18:23Z
published: 2026-03-19T14:18:23Z
canonical: "docs.bazefield.com/asset-metric-chart-1-1-1"
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# Asset Metric Chart Widget

## **Introduction**

### **Description**

The **Asset Metric Chart** is a dynamic visualization widget designed to display real-time or aggregated time-series data across multiple assets. It plots asset identifiers or categories on the X-axis and corresponding metric values on the Y-axis, supporting multiple chart types including vertical bar charts, scatter plots, and line graphs.

### **Purpose**

This widget enables users to monitor asset performance, detect anomalies, and compare metrics across assets in a clear, visual format. It is particularly useful for operational dashboards and analytical reports where asset-level insights are critical.

### **Target Audience**

- **Operations Managers** tracking equipment performance
- **Data Analysts** evaluating trends across assets
- **Maintenance Teams** identifying underperforming or failing assets
- **Business Decision Makers** reviewing asset utilization and efficiency

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## **Key Features & Use Cases**

### **1. Multi-Asset Visualization**

- **Feature**: Displays multiple assets simultaneously on a 2D chart.
- **Use Case**: In a manufacturing dashboard, visualize temperature readings from all machines to identify overheating units.

### **2. Time-Series Aggregation**

- **Feature**: Supports both real-time and aggregated historical data.
- **Use Case**: In a monthly performance report, show average energy consumption per asset over the past 30 days.

### **3. Chart Type Flexibility**

- **Feature**: Offers vertical bar, scatter plot, and line graph options.
- **Use Case**: Use a scatter plot to detect outliers in vibration data across turbines, or a line graph to track pressure trends over time.

### **4. Interactive Data Exploration**

- **Feature**: Enables zooming and tooltip details for deeper analysis.
- **Use Case**: In a dashboard, allow users to zoom into specific time windows to investigate sudden drops in asset output.

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## **Data Types Used**

The Asset Metric Chart typically uses the following data types:

- **Timestamp**: For time-series alignment
- **Asset ID or Name**: For X-axis categorization
- **Metric Value**: For Y-axis plotting (e.g., temperature, pressure, energy usage)
- **Optional Tags or Status Flags**: For filtering or color-coding data points

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## **Widget Use in BI App Types**

### **Dashboard Use Case**

In a real-time operations dashboard, the Asset Metric Chart displays live sensor data from field assets, helping teams monitor performance and respond to anomalies immediately.

### **Report Use Case**

In a monthly asset health report, the widget visualizes aggregated metrics (e.g., average runtime, peak load) across all assets, supporting strategic decisions on maintenance and upgrades.

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Asset Metric Chart (Bar type) used to identify inverters with underperforming string losses over the last week