Ideas

We have a lot of templates which often use the same macros. It would be great to have the possibility to have this code in one place instead of having the same code over and over again in every template. This would speed up development and make ma...

Please add more chart types, such as the following, which are very popular on other reporting platforms and a glaring omission on the Jedox platform after so many years: Combination Chart: bars + line on same graph with dual y axes Tornado and Fun...

It would be pretty cool if the confirmation dialog in an action button could process html. This would make the dialog much more user-friendly, instead of just a flat text as it is now.

Select View is very awkward on large number of models, cubes and views We need some options to control the volume of selections that appear when you have numerous models to select from. While it is likely that most customers will not have as many ...

If you open a paste view or a subset and choose elements in the dialogue only the first 2000 elements are displayed. If you scroll down with the scroll bar the next 500 elements are loaded. It isn't visible how many elements are in this dimension....

It should be possible to reset back to what the original selection would have been (may vary by Axis). For example on Sources of PoV, this would be the default read element.

Currently if a dimension name is long, you cannot always see it in the PoV.

Jedox Excel Add-In recently has an an option "Keep connection alive" in the options dialog of the addin. this setting, when used, will "ping" the server connections in a configurable interval, thus preventing the user from having to do authenticat...

the GUI for the logs is not practical enough when developing (e.g. SVS) access to the logs using SCP would be really helpful

Remove the items from the context menu if they are not used by end-user. For example, if the user does not want to use drill-history, he should have an option to hide the functionality without changing the rights on the object.