Introduction to DotNet Report and how it is useful to Software Developers?
Author: Jamil Hussain
- DotNet Report is a completely customizable reporting tool that can be added to your existing application quickly and easily. Your software users will be able to easily create and run custom reports in an intuitive reporting solution. These all can be done easily from inside of your application.
- It works with user rights and secures your data that is being accessed on Users' roles and works whether you want asp.net core Reporting or MVC with any different data source. You can track user metrics. They want to be able to pull up a dashboard on their laptop, desktop, or keep it display on a screen in their office.
- Useful to Software developers:
- This software is for any Programmer or Software Company using ASP.Net Web Technology. It's especially useful for SaaS providers in accounting, record keeping, CRM, e-Commerce, and other database solutions. Specifically, where users will often want to create different reports that represent different types of data. For example, in accounting, a user may need to create reports for income, expenses, profit, and loss within a specific time frame, income from specific sources, and other custom reports.
- It is easy to install. It won't add any considerable bulk to your program, nor will it take up hours of your programmers' time in installing and configuring it.
- It's very customizable. You can incorporate Report Builder so deeply into your application that it's virtually unidentifiable as a separate module. You can make it perfectly match everything you've done so that it doesn't stand out at all. So, it goes beyond white labeling.
- Requirements for Dot Net Report:
- Incorporating.Net Report Builder into an existing software takes very little time or coding. If the requirement is to build a standalone app for reporting only, that's even simpler. First, the developer needs to set up the database schema in.Net Report Builder, which is easily done using the admin tool. Next, the developer has to set up the front end in an existing Visual Studio Project or a new one by simply adding.Net Report Builder's NuGet package contains the Controller, View, and Script files will be added directly to the Visual Studio Solution.
- The next step is adding the API keys to the web.config file. Once that's done, you can open your application and see how Report Builder runs within it. You can easily make style, labels, or other cosmetic changes if you need to.
- Note that setting up Report Builder does not require our company to have access to your client's database or other information. We understand that most Companies will be especially concerned about the security of their information, but you can rest assure that we never need access to your client's data or your SQL.
- Use cases and metrics:
- Dotnet Report has multiple use cases and metrics. You have an option to add
- Banking and Financial industry Reporting
- Ad Hoc Reporting Built into Government Contracts
- Reports for Education Industry
- SaaS Software Builders can Embed a Custom Report Builder
- CRM and Management Applications can utilize Ad Hoc Reporting
- And any other industry where reporting software is needed
- With DotNet Report, you can rest assured knowing that you don't need to code the reporting functionality from scratch
- Imagine, your users having a custom-built dashboard for their business that shows them ONLY the metrics they need to see and doesn't overload them with other random data. That's exactly what.Net Reports allows your users to do.
- It delivers custom reporting at scale in minutes to your users! They can build a custom dashboard specifically for their business — this is not cookie-cutter software!
- Benefits of ad hoc reporting:
- Control: They'll know exactly what's going on in their business on a real-time basis
- Improvement: As Peter Drucker famously said, "If you can't measure it, you can't improve it"... With this, your users can improve their businesses and their lives!
- Save Time: How much time does your user spend every month generating reports from their endless array of data?