A bulk migration pipeline inside Origin Companion for Excel. It extracts your PI Vision calculation estate from two Admin Portal CSV exports, maps every expression into Asset Framework, scores each calc by business impact, and hands back one PI Builder-ready workbook per server.
Calc knowledge walks out the door when the engineer who wrote it does.
Years of PI Vision calculations — the ones that actually run the plant — live spread across displays and in the heads of the people who wrote them.
Hand-migrating that estate into Asset Framework means every expression re-typed, every interval re-guessed, and every naming collision found the hard way.
And no way to know which calcs even matter enough to move first. Origin Migrate turns that quarter into an afternoon — and puts every judgment call on a sheet you can see.
Every calc passes through the same transformation pipeline — no ad-hoc, engineer-by-engineer decisions — and every edge case is accounted for.
Standardization pipeline
Every PI Vision expression is rebuilt to AF-grade quality — automatically, and identically across the estate. BadVal guards wrap every expression, naming is sanitized and collision-checked, intervals map to AF Periodic frequencies, and the hierarchy is derived from the display path.
Business-impact priority
Not every calc is worth moving. Origin Migrate scores each one so you can phase the migration — top-20 this quarter, the long tail next. Usage and reach come straight from the Admin Portal CSV; a per-server cost weight you control depresses the scores of heavier servers.
score = (UseCount × Views × Users) ÷ ServerCostHuman review gate
Every calc is accounted for. Anything that can't be migrated cleanly lands on the _REVIEW sheet with a stated reason — collisions, unparseable intervals, missing displays — flagged, not lost, and sorted highest-impact first for triage.
No new integration, no API access to PI Vision, no cloud. Everything runs locally in Excel.
From the PI Vision Admin Portal, export the Calculation Usage and Display Usage CSVs on demand. That's the only input Origin Migrate needs.
Open Admin Import in Origin Companion for Excel, pick the two CSVs, set per-server costs (optional), and generate one workbook per PI server.
Review the _REVIEW and _SUMMARY sheets, then import the _AF and _ANA sheets into Asset Framework through PI Builder.
Pick whichever fits your team. Try it before you commit — one workbook per server, free while in beta.
Unlimited users across a single site. Best for migration teams and shared PI administration groups running the whole estate.
Site license · unlimited usersFor smaller shops under five seats. Named-user licensing that scales with the people actually running migrations.
Per-seat · small teams (under 5)Run the full pipeline on your own data before you buy — generate one complete workbook per server, no obligation, while the beta lasts.
1 free workbook / server · betaOrigin Migrate ships inside Origin Companion for Excel — one license covers both. No public prices are set yet; final terms are confirmed at launch.
_REVIEW sheet with a stated reason — naming collisions, unparseable intervals, missing displays. Every calc in the estate is accounted for; nothing is silently dropped.score = (UseCount × Views × Users) ÷ ServerCost — usage and reach come straight from the Admin Portal CSVs, and the per-server cost weight is yours to set. The _SUMMARY sheet ranks the top calcs so you migrate what matters first.Origin Migrate now includes display-migration sample intake. Send a display framework or a calc export — no live process data — and get it back mapped to AF, with beta access to run the rest yourself.