« Report Designer»

The "Report Designer" subsystem is designed to generate regulated reports based on templates that the user creates. The subsystem has a Rest API that allows you to integrate this subsystem into other systems. The main advantage is that the subsystem does not just print data in .docx, and .xlsx formats, but displays a clearly regulated official report. The user no longer needs to manually enter data from the information system of an enterprise or organization into a report form, the system will do this automatically.

How it works in 4 steps

Step 1: Create a reporting document template

The user, using his existing office application (Microsoft Office, LibreOffice, OpenOffice, etc.), creates a report document template in .docx or .xlsx format. In those places of the template where it is necessary to insert data from the information system of an enterprise or organization, the user places special markers #{…}.

Step 2: Loading the report document template into the "Report Designer" module and setting it up

At this step, the user loads a previously prepared template into the "Report Designer" module and configures it. When customizing a template, the user creates data sources, associates template markers with data source fields, tests the template, and saves it to the database.

The user also has the ability to add input parameters that will be passed to the template in the process of its formation from an external system.

Step 4: Generate Reports and View Logs

To generate reports and view logs, use the "Report Service" module.

  Formationofstatisticalreporting

The subsystem allows you to generate not only flat reporting, but also create dynamic reports.

Step 1: Forming a statistical report template

Step 2: Load the template into the subsystem

Step 3: We form an appeal to the necessary procedure 

Step 4: Execute the report

Additional functions of the subsystem:

1. Loading/unloading a prepared template not only in .docx (.xlsx) format, but also a template with settings in .zip format.
2. Ability to add data sources of various types: SQL query, stored procedure, XML, Rest.
3. Ability to obtain data for one template from several infobases.
4. The ability to split a complex template into several simpler ones and subsequently form them as a single whole.
   
5. Formation of reporting documentation in synchronous/asynchronous modes.
   
6. Viewing the logs of reporting in the form of a graph, tables with the ability to view errors that occur.
7. And much more...
   

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