AWPBI

Your Power BI report, driving your UDiTH model.

A free Power BI custom visual that links UDiTH (Universal Digital Twin Hub, by CAXperts) to your reports. Click a row or a slicer, and the UDiTH viewport selects, fits, highlights, or isolates the matching 3D objects, using your own Power BI and UDiTH data model.

Free, by design.

The connector is a practitioner tool, published free on Microsoft AppSource. Paid work only enters the picture if you want us to build around it.

The full visual, available on Microsoft AppSource for everyone, free of cost.

Filter the 3D viewport from your report

The connector filters the UDiTH viewport with real-time data from Power BI through AppControls. Select tags in a table or slicer, and UDiTH can select, fit, highlight, or show only those objects.

Filter the 3D viewport from your report

Show progress in color

Feed the Progress/Color well and the model colors itself: a red-to-green gradient by default, or your own hex values, color names, or percent-complete figures.

Show progress in color

Interop functions for the UDiTH viewport. The connector puts UDiTH viewport control inside your Power BI report canvas.

Select

Selects 3D objects in UDiTH and returns their attribute data.

Fit

Centers and fits the selected 3D objects to your window.

Highlight

Grays out unselected objects and renders them semi-transparent.

Show Only

Hides every 3D object except your current selection.

Auto-sync

Auto Filter UDiTH and Auto Filter PBI keep both sides current as you click.

Attribute field wells

Map UDiTH Attribute Name and Value to query on multiple parameters.

Progress coloring

Default red-to-green gradient, or hex values, color names, and percentages.

Play Axis animation

Pair with the Play Axis visual to step through sequences as a simulation.

UDiTH and Power BI, connected.

The connector creates interoperability between the plant model and the report your team already lives in.

UDiTHUDiTHThe Universal Digital Twin Hub, by CAXperts. The connector drives its viewport.
Power BIPower BISelection and progress color flow from your Power BI report.

Frequently asked questions

Put your plant model to work in Power BI.

Grab the free visual from AppSource, or talk to us about building it into your project dashboards.