Ideas

As a Word user working on disclosure reporting in ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) or Legal Consolidation, I want the ability to insert specific Jedox data and reports directly into my document. This means I need a feature that allows m...

We are using various rules and sometimes they have to be properly sorted afterwards. It would make the handling easier, if the rules can be sorted via drag and drop option rather than having to click 15 times on the sort arrow on the right side. I...

It would be amazing to see a data preview on cubes in the modeler like a tabular view in the integrator with data preview and max rows. For testing and debuging I would really often use this - but now I have to download the cube each time if I wan...

Based on the existing, broken demo example, it would be great to have such an output, customers are asking for. It shows, how we can structure the content overview in a quantitative and qualitative way, basically iterating through the whole conten...

In the old/legacy add-in you had the functionality that you can use a variable manager for adding or using existing variables by editing the paste view and select elements. Please implement the variable function for the JOA add-in as well. Due to ...

A PALO.DATA function refers to single base or consolidated elements for aggregation. It would be fine to be able to define subsets of elements to get a sum of these,

The rule editor is very powerful but hard to understand from a business user point of view. The user interface could be improved in terms of usability and structure. A grouping of rules in a folder structure would help a lot here rather than havi...

There are uses cases when data input on consolidated level is required and using # is only an additional step for end-user. PALO.DATA function should have an optional argument that would enable inputs on consolidated levels without using #.

In the Excel add-in, when selecting elements from a dimension, it would be useful to enable the use of Ctrl + Shift to select multiple elements simultaneously, instead of selecting them one by one