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title: "PEI Release 2022.1"
slug: "pei-release-20221"
updated: 2026-10-27T23:12:31Z
published: 2026-10-27T23:12:31Z
canonical: "ims-handbook.cenosco.com/pei-release-20221"
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> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://ims-handbook.cenosco.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# PEI Release 2022.1
April 2022
Version 2022.1 brings updates to mainly existing features of IMS. With regards to IMP PEI, it is mostly focused on User Management, Circuits, RBI, and ECHs/Schedules. With regards to ONE IMS, improvements have been made to HSSE Criticality, Dynamic Forms, IOWs, MEC Cost, and User (Role) management. New to IMS is the Systems which can be used to group FLOCs and Equipment.
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## IMS 2022 Q1 Realization
IMS PEI:
| Features | Comments |
| --- | --- |
| FMA | See [Fabric Maintenance (FMA)](/v414/docs/pei-release-20221#fabric-maintenance-fma). |
| Enhancements on user Roles | See [User Management](/v414/docs/pei-release-20221#user-management) (and [Role Assigning Privileges](/v414/docs/one-ims-release-20221#role-assigning-privileges)). |
| Report Enhancement | See [Report Enhancements](/v414/docs/pei-release-20221#report-enhancements). |
| Other Improvements | See [Other PEI Enhancements](/v414/docs/pei-release-20221#other-pei-enhancements). |
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## Fabric Maintenance (FMA)
As a pathfinder the GOM Fabric Maintenance (FMA) situation was assessed: At GOM the FMA work has been managed with an Excel spreadsheet – Paint Master Plan (PMP). This made prioritization and long-term strategizing difficult. A solution to move FMA to IMS, was subsequently piloted for GOM.
FMA in IMS makes it possible to align the FMA work with the SAP FLOCs. This way all FMA work (previous PMP items) can be managed as CAIRs, aligned with the different FMA Areas (AREA-FLOCs).
Two new FMA Roles (editor and viewer) have been created in IMS PEI. Users with a FM Role will have a “lite” IMS PEI view – only the needed menus and functions will be available. Users with the FABRIC MAINTENANCE Role can:
- Create & Edit AREA-FLOCs & then assign multiple FLOCs to them
- Create & Edit Equipment (Group: AREA)
- Create & Edit CAIRs with the FM Checklist (and link to Planned Events)
- Create & Edit ECHs with the FM Checklist
- View a FM KPI Dashboard (and later 2D/3D Maps)
To enable FMA, IMS PEI now includes AREA-FLOCs. These special FLOCs are used to group multiple FLOCs together. This way the FMA Areas are recreated in IMS and the applicable PEI and Civil FMA CAIRs can be grouped according to the FMA Areas.
Figure 1: The new AREA-FLOC.Users with the FMA Role can create CAIRs (linked to Planned Events) and then credit them with ECHs. Both the CAIRs and ECHs will have the new FMA Checklist.
Figure 2: ECH with FMA Checklist.Lastly the FM data can be visualized with a KPI Dashboard. In future also 2D maps (and 3D when possible) will be available to enable further prioritization in terms of risk and due dates.
Figure 3: FM Dashboard.
## User Management
Some improvements have been made to User Management. Also, from an IMS ONE perspective the Role assignment privileges have been reviewed (see [Role Assignment Privileges](/v414/docs/one-ims-release-20221#role-assigning-privileges)).
### Combining and removing unused Roles
[IMSFB-16289](https://cenosco.myjetbrains.com/youtrack/issue/IMSFB-16289), [IMSFB-25479](https://cenosco.myjetbrains.com/youtrack/issue/IMSFB-25479)
A detailed assessment of used Roles in PEI was made. The following Roles has been flagged as expired from 21 March 2022:
- Contractor
- CMF (merged with RBI)
- Spec approver
- Insp Clerk/A
- Hierarchy
- Non PEI
The CMF Role has been merged with RBI Role. This means that the RBI Role now has all the rights associated with the CMF Role as well.
Expired Roles cannot be assigned to new users. But existing users will not be impacted.
Take note: If multiple Roles are assigned to a user, the highest Role will always win. For example, if you have both the PEI Viewer and INSP GENERAL Role, your rights will be that of the INSP GENERAL.
### Civil Viewer Role
[IMSFB-25814](https://cenosco.myjetbrains.com/youtrack/issue/IMSFB-25814)
A Civil Viewer Role, similar to the PEI Viewer Role, has been added. The Civil Viewer will only have viewer rights. This way access can be granted as needed when working on Civil Projects.
### PEI INSP ADMIN Role updates
[IMSFB-28673](https://cenosco.myjetbrains.com/youtrack/issue/IMSFB-28673)
Users with the PEI INSP ADMIN can now assign any PEI Role to any user (see [Role Assignment Privileges](/v414/docs/one-ims-release-20221#role-assigning-privileges)). Also, the FM Roles are now available for them to assign.
## Report Enhancements
The R033 Report has been improved. Furthermore, a new query source is available for displaying Witnessing Statuses on Dashboards.
### R033 Report improvement
O-Ring and Seat Materials Specs added to R033 report
[IMSFB-13877](https://cenosco.myjetbrains.com/youtrack/issue/IMSFB-13877)
Three fields were added to the R033 report: “O-Ring Material”, “Seat Material”, and “Seat Base Material”. These come from the Equipment Specs.
Figure 4: The “O-Ring Material” comes from the O RING: BASE MATL SPEC Figure 5: The “Seat Material” and “Seta Base Material” comes from the SEATGING SURFACE Specs.
Figure 6: The R033 report showing the new fields.
PRV ECH Checklist data added to R033 report
[IMSFB-15781](https://cenosco.myjetbrains.com/youtrack/issue/IMSFB-15781)
The R033 report now contains data from the ECH Checklist and is fully aligned.
Figure 7: The R033 updated with the ECH Checklist data.
###
### R052 Report improvement
[IMSFB-28964](https://cenosco.myjetbrains.com/youtrack/issue/IMSFB-28964)
Five sections were added to the R052 report: “Schedule scope”, “Schedule Codes Section”, “Plan Narrative”, “Dynamic Form” and Attachments.
Figure 8: The new sections added to the R052 report.
### R065 Report improvement
[IMSFB-29400](https://cenosco.myjetbrains.com/youtrack/issue/IMSFB-29400)
The legacy R065 report was upgraded to a custom report, and several sections were added: “RBI Analysis”, “Tasks”, “Dynamic forms”, etc.
Figure 9: New fields were added to the R065 report. Figure 10: The R065 report. Figure 11: The R065report continued.
### Witnessing Statuses on Dashboard
[IMSFB-27681](https://cenosco.myjetbrains.com/youtrack/issue/IMSFB-27681)
IMS now has a clear list of all the latest Witnessing statuses in the system. It is therefore now possible to create a query with source “Witnessing Latest Status”. This way the statuses can be displayed on a Dashboard for easier tracking.
## Other PEI Enhancements
In addition to the above-mentioned improvement IMS PEI has also been enhanced in terms of the Circuits, CMLs and MS, RBI, Schedules and ECHs, Authority Witnessing, Specs, and some other small changes.
### Circuits, CML and Measurement Set Usability Improvements
[IMSFB-14575](https://cenosco.myjetbrains.com/youtrack/issue/IMSFB-14575)
The Circuits usability have been improved in terms of the Measurement Sets, CMLs, EVA calculation results grid, and the logic for Circuits inherited to Components.
#### Measurement Set Usability Improvements
Mandatory field in MS only validated on Save
[IMSFB-29644](https://cenosco.myjetbrains.com/youtrack/issue/IMSFB-29644)
The validation message for “mandatory fields” in the Measurement Set grid has been configured to only show when the Measurement Set is Saved. All other validation checks, e.g., “is number” will still happen when the user exits an input cell.
Equipment name added to MS export
[IMSFB-29646](https://cenosco.myjetbrains.com/youtrack/issue/IMSFB-29646)
The Measurement Set export file now contains both the Measurement Set name and the Equipment name.
“CMLs with Curr readings” counts only for selected Circuit
[IMSFB-29648](https://cenosco.myjetbrains.com/youtrack/issue/IMSFB-29648)
In the case when there is data from two or more Circuits in one Measurement Set, the “CMLs with Curr readings” on the Last Insp tab, will now only show the number of CMLs for the selected (Sub) Circuit.
Figure 12: “CMLs with Curr readings” only show the number of CMLs for the selected Circuit.
Additional fields added to the MS Workpack
[IMSFB-13367](https://cenosco.myjetbrains.com/youtrack/issue/IMSFB-13367)
More fields were added to the Measurement Set Workpack, e.g.:
- Nominal Thickness
- Pipe Diameter
- CML Description
- Drawing #
- Access Requirements
This would be useful information to have readily available for the NDE contractor in his work pack.
Figure 13: Creating a MS Workpack. .png?sv=2026-02-06&spr=https&st=2026-10-28T15%3A06%3A15Z&se=2026-10-28T16%3A06%3A15Z&sr=c&sp=r&sig=f2%2FJWZBNFkCRcjop8G9OSy7fLrwbR%2FhuhXitVGJrt8E%3D)Figure 14: The additional fields in the MS Workpack.
#### CML Usability Improvements
CML Calc result tab
[IMSFB-29647](https://cenosco.myjetbrains.com/youtrack/issue/IMSFB-29647)
The “Corr.” column Corr. has been removed from the CML Calc result tab.Figure 15: The Corr. column now longer shows on the CML Calc Results tab.
Figure 16: The new CML Calc Results tab, without the Corr. column.
Extend LID filter on CMLs
[IMSFB-29041](https://cenosco.myjetbrains.com/youtrack/issue/IMSFB-29041)
It is now possible to filter Circuits for the CML Last Inspection Date, as follows:
- This Year
- Last Year
- Between 1 and 2 years
- Between 2 and 5 years
- Between 5 and 10 years
- Between 10 and 20 years
- More than 20 years ago
Figure 17: The Last Inspection Date filter for the Circuit grid.
#### EVA Improvements
EVA calculation results grid change
[IMSFB-29669](https://cenosco.myjetbrains.com/youtrack/issue/IMSFB-29669)
To clarify that the CR shown in the EVA calculation results grid is the extrapolated EVA CR, an “EVA” label has been added.
Figure 18: An “EVA” label was added to the CR column in the EVA calculation results grid.
EVA CML Filter enhancements
[IMSFB-14090](https://cenosco.myjetbrains.com/youtrack/issue/IMSFB-14090)
A filter option was added to the CML window. When EVA is applied to a Circuit, by default, only the active CML's are now shown.
Figure 19: By default the CML list is filtered for active CMLs.In the CML window, the sort function on the active column was also added.Figure 20: The Active column was added.
In the CML Measurement History window, the default filter is now also set to show only the active CMLs.
Figure 21: By default the CML list is filtered for active CMLs.
#### Revised logic for Circuits inherited to Components
[IMSFB-29119](https://cenosco.myjetbrains.com/youtrack/issue/IMSFB-29119)
The logic for Circuits inheriting IFs from Components was revised. The reason for the revision was that it is possible for one Component to have multiple RBI assessments, e.g., one for Creep and one for AR Corrosion. In this case, depending on the NID horserace, it could happen that the Creep IF is inherited by the Circuit. However, the corrosion Circuit is not intended to manage Creep and should therefore never inherit this IF.
To fix this problem, i.e., prevent this IF from being inherited, a new field, “Apply IF to Circuit”, was added to the Degradation Mechanism definition in settings. Only if this field is checked will the applicable DM’s IF be considered for inheritance by the Circuit. The logic to determine what to show in the “Circuit ID” field, in RBI grid, is based on the same “Apply IF to Circuit” flag.
Figure 22: When the IF Strategy is set to SRBI, the RBI Interval Factor will be inherited from the Component. Figure 23: A new field was added to the Degradation Mechanism definition: “Apply IF to Circuit”. Figure 24: The logic to determine what to show in the Circuit ID is based on the “Apply IF to Circuit” flag.
###
#### Special Emphasis enhancement
[IMSFB-18250](https://cenosco.myjetbrains.com/youtrack/issue/IMSFB-18250)
In the past when a Circuit was set to inherit a Component’s SRBI IF, the Circuit’s Special Emphasis was not removed when the linked Component was updated from a Corrosive Deadleg to a Stable Deadleg during the SRBI Analysis. Now, in such a case, the Special Emphasis will be removed from the linked Circuit. This is to ensure that the IMS Calculated is not overwritten by the Special Emphasis (Corrosive Deadleg) Time Based Interval. This change will apply to the Circuits already in the system as well.
### RBI Fixes and Usability Improvements
[IMSFB-29365](https://cenosco.myjetbrains.com/youtrack/issue/IMSFB-29365)
The RBI changes entail a fix to the Remaining Life calculation (coating life was added) and a usability improvement in terms of an RBI Query for the Inspector Dashboard.
#### Remnant Life calculation fixed to include Coating RL
[IMSFB-19997](https://cenosco.myjetbrains.com/youtrack/issue/IMSFB-19997)
Previously IMS only considered the Lining RL in the Remnant Life (RL) calculation. The calculation has now been fixed to also consider the Coating RL.
NID = LID + RLsteel x IF + RLLining/Coating x IFLining/Coating
Figure 25: Both Lining and Coating will extend the RL.
#### RBI query - Events such as TA, after the RBI NID
[IMSFB-8615](https://cenosco.myjetbrains.com/youtrack/issue/IMSFB-8615)
The Query tool now supports date comparison. This means that it can compare dates such as Turnaround dates and RBI Next Inspection Dates. Thus, the new RBI Query only shows Schedules with Turnaround dates after the RBI NID. This Query is available on the new Inspector Dashboard.
#### HTHA StF questionnaire naming update
[IMSFB-27697](https://cenosco.myjetbrains.com/youtrack/issue/IMSFB-27697)
To prevent misinterpretation the RBI questionnaire “StF Excluding 0.5Mo Steels and non-PWHT Carbon Steel” has been renamed to better align with the RP with regards to the Inspection Strategy “ALL STEELS1 – Excluding 0.5Mo Steels and non-PWHT Carbon Steel”. It is now called “StF ALL STEELS - Excluding 0.5Mo Steels and non-PWHT Carbon Steel".
Figure 26: The renamed StF HTHA questionnaire. Figure 27: The renamed StF HTHA questionnaire.
#### HTHA enhancement for equipment group bundles per RP 4.03.1
[IMSFB-17949](https://cenosco.myjetbrains.com/youtrack/issue/IMSFB-17949)
Heat exchanger tubes are normally not inspected for HTHA damage, since these tubes often have small diameters (typically < 2 inch or < 50 mm), with relatively low wall thickness (typically < 0.4 inch or < 10 mm), they are seamless, and they do not contain welds, except when seal or strength welded to the tube sheets. Therefore, for equipment group bundle, if the Degradation Mechanism is HTHA, IMS will now show the three recommendations from the RP (page 17, item 8.).
Figure 28: Extract from RP 4.03.1
No table will be selected automatically. The user will need to perform the analysis and then can select "PWHT CS" if applicable.
###
#### RBI Analysis Export for Import Enhancement
[IMSFB-19817](https://cenosco.myjetbrains.com/youtrack/issue/IMSFB-19817)
IMS now can now export RBI Scenarios in a rich text format when the RBI Analysis Export for Import functionality is used.
Figure 29: The RBI Scenario field. Figure 30: The Exported RBI Analysis with the Scenario in rich text format.
#### Notes field added to MEI calculation in S-RBI assessment
[IMSFB-28076](https://cenosco.myjetbrains.com/youtrack/issue/IMSFB-28076)
The MEI calculation section now has a Notes field. Here users can add a justification for the numbers used in the MEI calculation. In this way, users can maintain traceability for the calculation’s inputs.
.png?sv=2026-02-06&spr=https&st=2026-10-28T15%3A06%3A15Z&se=2026-10-28T16%3A06%3A15Z&sr=c&sp=r&sig=f2%2FJWZBNFkCRcjop8G9OSy7fLrwbR%2FhuhXitVGJrt8E%3D)Figure 31: MEI now has a Notes field.
### Schedule and ECH Improvements
The Schedules and ECHs have been improved in several ways: ECH description editability, ECH filters, ECH Checklist codes, SAP WO for CAIRs, and the Schedule Creation Date was added.
#### Updating existing ECH descriptions
[IMSFB-16650](https://cenosco.myjetbrains.com/youtrack/issue/IMSFB-16650)
It is now possible for legacy ECHs to update the ECH Description when the “Responsible Inspector” was not filled in. This means that the Description can be updated, without having to put the ECH back into Draft. Take note that for newly created ECHs the “Responsible Inspector” remains a required field.Figure 32: For legacy ECHs the “Responsible Inspector” field is no longer mandatory, and the Description can thus be updated while the ECH remains Approved.
#### Filtering ECHs for Stuck RVs
[IMSFB-10945](https://cenosco.myjetbrains.com/youtrack/issue/IMSFB-10945)
A “Fail Type” filter was added for the Condition History grid. This makes it possible to filter for stuck RVs based on the conditions found. The Filtering option are:
- PREMATURE LIFTING
- FAIL TO DANGER
- STUCK SHUTFigure 33: The new Fail Type filter on the ECH Main Screen.
#### RV codes recommended in ECH Checklist
[IMSFB-26350](https://cenosco.myjetbrains.com/youtrack/issue/IMSFB-26350)
The Plan Codes for Relieve Valves (INITIAL POP and TEST PRESSURE) are now indicated as recommended fields in the ECH Checklist.
Figure 34: INITIAL POP and TEST PRESSURE are now recommended fields.
#### Overwriting the SAP WO Number in CAIRs
[IMSFB-17772](https://cenosco.myjetbrains.com/youtrack/issue/IMSFB-17772)
It is now possible to overwrite the SAP Work Order Number in a CAIR with an active SAP interface.
Figure 35: A CAIR with an active SAP interface.
This functionality is enabled with the Application Setting – “Allow Schedule SAP Work Order Number update”.
Figure 36: This setting enables the option to assign SAP Work Order Numbers to Schedules.
When enabled in the Application Settings, the SAP WO Number overwrite will only work when the following is true:
- Schedule Type is CAIR
- Approval Status is DRAFT
- User has Role INSP ADMIN
When overwriting the SAP WO Number:
- A grid list will show with the following items:
- WO Numbers that are already assigned to Schedules of the parent FLOC. These items cannot be selected. (Also, the Description, Notification Number, and assigned Schedule Names will show.)
- WO Numbers of the parent FLOC that are not assigned to any Schedule. One of these numbers can be selected.
- If the SAP Status is not CREATE2SAP, the SAP Status will be updated to CREATED2SAP.
- If there is a record available for the selected WO Number, the SAP Notification Number will be populated as well.
Notes:
- When the SAP Work Order Number is deleted (with the Clear button) rather than overwritten, the SAP Status will be set to QUEUED.
- This Schedule edit cannot set the SAP Status to PENDING.
#### Showing the Schedule creation date
[IMSFB-29712](https://cenosco.myjetbrains.com/youtrack/issue/IMSFB-29712)
The Schedule’s Creation Date is now shown in the Schedule details. This way the Last Modified Date of the Schedule and the Creation Date can be compared.
Figure 37: The Created Date is now shown in the Schedule details.
To avoid confusion, the fields in the Approval section were renamed to “Event Created Date” (and “Event Created By”).
Figure 38: The Created fields in the Approval section have been renamed to Event Created By and Event Creation Date.
### Authority Witnessing Improvements
The Authority Witnessing improvements includes updates to the ECH Authority Approvals: performance field inspections are now confirmed when approving ECHs, and the Approval for an ECH is inherited from the credited Schedule’s Witnessing.
It is also now possible to change the witnessing checkboxes after Authority Approval (when back in Draft). Lastly a recertification checkbox from the Initiator has been added to the Supervision approval.
Furthermore, the import template was updated, and the ECH grid was improved - a new Witnessing filter (a Query) and additional fields (AW legal NID, AW Approval Date).
#### ECH Authority Approval enhancement
[IMSFB-11124](https://cenosco.myjetbrains.com/youtrack/issue/IMSFB-11124)
[IMSFB-27681](https://cenosco.myjetbrains.com/youtrack/issue/IMSFB-27681)
Confirming performed field inspections
A popup to confirm performed field inspections will now show when an ECH that has credited Schedules, with "Field inspection" set as "Witness together", is being Authority Approved:
- “Field inspection was requested for following credited schedules, please confirm in schedule AW: INSPxxx, CAIRxx.”
- “Was field inspection performed for following credited schedules? If so, please confirm in schedule AW: INSPxxx, CAIRxx.”
Figure 39: A Schedule with Field inspection set to “Witness together”.
Approval for ECH inherited from credited Schedules
The Approval for an ECH is inherited from the credited Schedule’s Witnessing.
#### Changing Supervision and Authority checkboxes after Authority Approval
The Supervision and Authority checkboxes on Schedules and ECHs can now be changed after the Authority has given the witnessing approval. However, to do so the Schedule or ECH must be put back into DRAFT.
#### Recertification Checkbox
The recertification checkbox from the Initiator has been added to the Supervision approval.
#### Import Template
The “Comment” and “Statement of Re-Examination” fields were added to the Authority Witnessing import templates.
Figure 40: New fields in the import template.
#### ECH grid improvements for witnessing
Filtering Condition Histories and Schedules with witnessing data
Witnessing is about additional reviews and Approvals on both Schedules and ECHs because of legislation. IMS now brings a clear list of all the latest witnessing statuses in the system. It is now also possible to filter the Schedules and Condition Histories based on witnessing status, comments, or impact. The statuses can also be displayed on a Dashboard via a Query (see [Witnessing Statuses on Dashboards](/v414/docs/pei-release-20221#witnessing-statuses-on-dashboard)).
AW Legal NID
This date is available in the Authority approval on ECH for sites listed in the Witnessing Application Setting.
Figure 41: The Legal NID can be selected in the Authority approval on ECH.
The AW Legal NID is also shown in the ECH grid.
Authority Approval Date
The AW Approval Date is shown as a field in the ECH grid.
### Spec Improvements
Some small improvements were made to Specs with regards to Exports and UoMs.
#### Spec Export
Rectifiers
[IMSFB-12103](https://cenosco.myjetbrains.com/youtrack/issue/IMSFB-12103)
An Equipment-specs export is now available for the Equipment Group RECTIFIER.
PIPING SYSTEM-FLOC: SPECIAL EQUIPMENT
[IMSFB-16534](https://cenosco.myjetbrains.com/youtrack/issue/IMSFB-16534)
The Spec export has been configured to also include the hierarchy type combination: Equipment Group “Special Equipment” under “Piping System-Floc”.
#### UoM
Relief Capacity Specs
[IMSFB-16316](https://cenosco.myjetbrains.com/youtrack/issue/IMSFB-16316)
Additional Measurement units are now available for the Relief Capacity Specs:
- SCFM - Standard Cubic Feet per minute (for Capacity Vapor)
- GPM - Gallons per minute (for Capacity Volume)
Pressure Specs
[IMSFB-13065](https://cenosco.myjetbrains.com/youtrack/issue/IMSFB-13065)
Two new units of measure were added for the Pressure Spec:
- bar(g)
- bar(a)
This way there can be differentiated between the two.
### Degradation Log (LEAK/LEAK SAVE) improvements
[IMSFB-27965](https://cenosco.myjetbrains.com/youtrack/issue/IMSFB-27965)
The Degradation Log has been improved with additional information such as:
- Showing planned install and removal dates (from schedules)
- Showing actual install and removal dates from condition histories
Schedules created from a condition history with a LEAK or LEAK SAVE template are now also shown with its data. The schedules with “Temporary repair type” of “Removal” are considered to be removal schedules, while schedules with the type “Install” are install schedules. Their “Next inspection dates” are considered to be “planned” dates while their condition histories are shown as “actual” dates.
Figure 42: The new look of the Degradation Log.
### Other Changes
#### CMMS object type mapping alignment – message updated
[IMSFB-28967](https://cenosco.myjetbrains.com/youtrack/issue/IMSFB-28967)
When the FLOC type is changed the popup messages shown now states: "You have changed the FLOC Type which requires you to review the equipment groups of the equipment of this FLOC."
#### AIR usage KPIs added to the Global Dashboard
[IMSFB-17784](https://cenosco.myjetbrains.com/youtrack/issue/IMSFB-17784)
AIR usage KPIs were added to the Global Dashboard (PEI tab) - [https://ims-global-dashboard.europe.shell.com/](https://ims-global-dashboard.europe.shell.com/):
- ECHs per month
- ECHs per month using AIR
- Nr of photos process per month
- Detection found per month
- Detection used
- Show %
Figure 43: AIR KPIs on the Global Dashboard.
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## Resolved issues
| Area | Bugs resolved |
| --- | --- |
| Reporting | 10 |
| Fabric Maintenance | 9 |
| RBI | 8 |
| Schedule | 8 |
| ECH | 6 |
| Import | 6 |
| Circuits | 5 |
| Dashboard | 5 |
| Mobile | 4 |
| Specs | 4 |
| Other | 21 |
| **Total** | **86** |
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