My ideas: Jedox Platform

Move options Run and Data preview to the very left of the transform/load options bar. I spend half of my life as a Jedox consultant with scrolling to the right ;)

Currently as a planner or power user the header takes half the size of the screen. It would be great to have an option to hide and show those settings easily like in Excel. Usually only 3 buttons are used here: recalculate, excel and PDF export. V...

Request from Consulting: Some reports are very large and so it is necessary to hide and show columns (works!) and use freeze panes (Not working yet). Example: Finance Report shows PnL Accounts on the left side and if the user scrolls to the right ...

Currently we need to create a ticket for that. It would be beneficial to adjust the token via cloud console to be more flexible.

Python is our typical scripting language. It would be beneficial if we could use our skills also in Jedox or if we could copy code from other systems to Jedox.

We have clients who archive previous databases from prior years (but these are still saved on the Jedox server so they can access the database if needed). By default, Jedox loads all databases into memory at server startup. This means the inactive...

Situation: You develop a model with several integrator projects.Those projects are linked to each other by external jobs. Unfortunatelly the namespace of the target project is quite hardcoded within the scope definition of the external job. (see p...

Instead of only having a color as backgorund, it should be possible to select a background image. This would allow to have a background image with all frames placed on top of it

Drill By is a great new function to jump into an ad hoc analysis from anywhere. At the moment, the dimension that is displayed on columns is predefined in the view. Which dimension is displayed as the column dimension is determined by the rules de...

Especially, when a session has expired or the server is temporarily unreachable, and/or the issue is most likely not with Jedox itself! The screenshots' alleged "critical error messages" are reactions to an "expected system behavior". Today, the e...