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Looking for software for making service dashboards? InetSoft offers Web-based dashboard software that is easy to use and quick to deploy. You can create dashboards for tracking any service KPI. View a demo.
BI Dashboard Software - Researching BI dashboard solutions for your organization's internal use or to embed in a commercial application? Deploy a small-footprint, easy-to-use Flash-based dashboard application from InetSoft. As an innovator in reporting software since 1996, InetSoft has pioneered the evolution from static reporting towards interactive visualization of data via dashboards...
Black Friday Deals - A free interactive free interactive shopping dashboard that lets your sort through thousands of Black Friday sales to find what you want. Compared to poring over dozens of newspaper circulars or clicking through all those pages at places like bfads.net, this visual analysis tool will save you a great deal of time and effort. What Can You Do With This Interactive Dashboard? Filter by price, coupon, or rebate. Search by product categories, brands, or stores. Click on the product link to see the item directly on the seller’s page Click on the store link to locate the nearest one. Select Sale Date: Pre Black Friday, Thanksgiving Day, Doorbusters, Black Friday, Saturday, or Sunday. Export your results to Excel or PDF, print them out and take them to the store with you...
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Building a Dashboard - In this chapter, we will walk through the creation of a simple viewsheet. Every viewsheet is based on a worksheet, and for this example we will use a preinstalled data worksheet called ‘ProductSales’. The ‘ProductSales’ data worksheet returns customer and order information. It is based on the sample ‘Orders’ database. Our viewsheet will incorporate output and selection components to provide for quick analysis of this sales data. 1. Launch the User Portal by clicking Start → All Programs → Style Intelligence → Style Intelligence Examples. 2. Select the User Portal. Under the Design tab, click the ‘Visual Composer’ link. The Visual Composer opens in a new window. The left-side panels in the Visual Composer are labeled ‘Asset’ and ‘Component’. The ‘Asset’ panel lists all data worksheets and viewsheets. The ‘Component’ panel lists all of the components available to a viewsheet. 3. Click the ‘New Viewsheet’ button. This opens the ‘New Viewsheet’ window. 4. Expand the ‘Global Worksheet’ node and the ‘Tutorial’ folder. Select the ‘ProductSales’ data worksheet and click ‘OK’. 5. In the ‘Component’ pane, expand the ‘ProductSales’ node, then drag the ‘SalesByDate’ data block from the left pane into the grid. This creates a table component and adds the data block’s columns...
Building Dashboards without BI Expertise - And so if we move on to next slide, it gives you the idea of how we have looked at those traditional BI challenges and how we turn them around into product development of the features and the benefits that you can get from our BI software. We have aimed for our software to be as easy as possible to both deploy and install and get set up. You can expect implementation times that are more measured in weeks, it can be as low as two weeks, if you are focused on getting the software up and running. You can have a very usable interactive dashboard built in that kind of timeframe as well. Our software is easy for end-users, whether they be the analysts, who might be specialized in information access, but even typical business users find the software easy to use, especially if you give them a pre-built dashboard, they can then personalize and customize and explore the data a lot. Even those business users who have Excel level skills can build their own dashboard or report from scratch as you will see in a few minutes...
Built-in Interactivity for Dashboards & Reports - The Designer provides the embedded Script implementation of all the methods discussed in this section. It is better to use the Designer to specify links and interactions, only using the API described below if the desired feature cannot be implemented from the visual interface. The BasicReplet API defines a number of methods for adding common user interactions to a replet. Each call to these methods causes some default event handlers to be registered in order to support that interaction. They serve as convenience functions as well as high-level encapsulations of the functionality. For most replets, the high-level methods are enough to handle most user interaction needs and programmers do not need to work with the lower level event handling API. There are three varieties of this method for adding a link to another element or report: 1. addLink(String eid, String replet) Add a hyperlink from the specified element (element ID) to a replet. When the element is clicked, the target replet is opened in a new window. 2. addLink(String eid, EventPoint item, String replet, RepletRequest req) Add a hyperlink from a data item in the specified element to a replet. The data item is identified by the element ID (String eid), and by the location of the item in an EventPoint object. The point can identify either a table cell or a chart data point. In the case of table cells, EventPoint.x is the column number and EventPoint.y is the row number. Row and column numbers can also be obtained by...
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