Announcements Welcome Cochrane Supply! Starting today, you can purchase Reflow from the great folks at Cochrane Supply. These licenses are compatible with all Niagara 4-based platforms including VYKON, Honeywell, JCI, Distech, and more.
Announcements Reflow License & Pricing Updates This September we're making some major changes to Reflow's licensing and pricing model. Our goal is to make it easier to select a license type and more appropriately scale cost with the size of the Niagara system Reflow serves.
Announcements Welcome One Sightsolutions, our newest Reflow partner We're excited to announce our newest partnership with UK-based One Sightsolutions. One Sight customers can purchase Reflow directly from them starting today!
Reflow Upcoming Changes to Points Templates In Reflow 1.6.1, we've made Point Templates even more powerful. Most adjustments made at the template level will carry over to all devices automatically – no need to remap. On top of that, the new system allows us to shrink the size of your configuration files – reducing them by up to 60%!
Reflow NiagaraMods + VYKON It’s a huge day for the NiagaraMods team – we’re excited to announce that we’ve partnered with VYKON by Tridium to be the exclusive Reflow distributor!
Domo Customizing the Niagara Login with Domo After pushing the limits of what's possible with Niagara's default login customization options, we came to the conclusion that the modern login experience we wanted to create was just not possible with the base toolset – so we decided to do something about it.
Reflow Getting started with Reflow In this article, you'll learn how to install Reflow on your Niagara 4 station and the different ways to access the Reflow and Configuration views.
Customization How To Create a Custom Login Screen in Niagara 4 One of the easiest ways to jazz up your client's Niagara installation is a custom login screen. Follow this guide and you'll have a custom login screen in minutes.
Productivity The Quickest & Easiest Way To Find Components In Niagara Workbench We waste crucial time on jobs clicking the Open Palette folder, filtering through the module list, and taking our best guess as to where the elusive component might be stored. There has to be a better way.
