Ideas

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.

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...

When using a field transform in Integrator, you can not save changes in the functions, e.g. in a groovy function. When you click "Data Preview", a pop-up occurs where you get the chance to save. However, when you want to use "Data Preview with Opt...

when writing macros or script code in ETL it is often difficult to find out what went wrong and when it went wrong. The only way at the moment is to scan the log files for error messages. For development it would be helpfull to have a debug mode ...

There should be the possibility to create from the Cloud Console custom users with individual password and with individual SFTP keys . Also this should include the default user, jedoxweb.

Enable drill-down begin of a dynarange not only by "hardcoded" number, but with a variable. So you could easily set up the expansion levels.

Similar to SAP, a new connection type to DATEV should be offered, ideally with pre-built extract types, to be able to quickly generate master and transactional data in Jedox.

Integrate UK Government Environmental Conversion Factors (e.g., for CO₂ emissions) directly into the tool to enable automated, accurate footprint calculations for activities like energy use, travel, or transport — ensuring UK-aligned, credible rep...

I will suggest to improve the function to be able to change the SFTP access Port of both Test and Live Environment via Jedox Console. Due to company security control, the Port 22 is for SFTP, but Port 23 is restricted and used for Telnet port.

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...