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AVEVA™ Integration Service

Workflow

  • Last UpdatedJul 30, 2026
  • 2 minute read

UI Workflow to Add Data sources

  • Subscribe to AIS on CONNECT via AVEVA Connect portal.

  • Install AIS Desktop Application.

  • Configure environment variables and integrate with Connect.

  • Generate Service Token via Connect.

  • Add Data Sources using AIS Web Admin or Settings Editor.

  • Interact with API using tokens and credentials.

Data Workflow

AVEVA Integration Service (AIS) provides integration capabilities between AVEVA’s Engineering & Design authoring products such as AVEVA E3D and AVEVA Engineering, with other AVEVA applications such as ERM as well as 3rd party tools and applications. It consists of two components [AIS Local, AIS on CONNECT] that work in tandem to provide support for a wide range of integration scenario.

  1. Subscribe to AVEVA integration Service on Connect: User must subscribe to AIS on CONNECT to use

  2. AVEVA Integration Service Local Application Installation: Install AVEVA Integration Locally on user’s network.

  3. Data Source Configuration: User adds a data source via the UI (Unified Engineering, Excel or SQL Server).

  4. Data Request:

    • Client calls the Data API to request data.

    • The Data API forwards the request to the AIS ON LOCAL REST API.

  5. Data Processing:

    • AIS ON LOCAL REST API uploads data to a temporary storage location.

    • Data API notifies the client when data is ready.

  6. Data Delivery:

    • The client downloads the data.

    • Data API deletes temporary data after download.

Data Retention

AVEVA Integration Service Data API includes a background cleanup service that removes expired acknowledgement records and their associated data. The service runs every 15 minutes and deletes acknowledgements once they have passed their expiry time. When uploading data, the default acknowledgement expiry is 24 hours. Publishers can override this by specifying an expiry between 1 hour and 31 days (provided in hours).