Ideas

Provide the ability to define themes for charting in Jedox Web, allowing users to define default styles for chart components such as titles and labels and define custom color palettes to align with corporate branding and style guides.

Extend Canvas layout and Frames with the capbility to optionally zoom content in / out if screen space is available or limited. The zooming should probably be controllable for individual objects, i.e. ability to enable/disable per object.

Hello Jedox, Sankey Charts are the best method for visualising a P&L. Adding, such a chart would be benificial for all customers. See the example in the attached files. Kind regards, Sander Lelivelt CPM Consultant | Aexis NL

I am currently applying canvas to all my reports. And many stacks are rounded. It looks modern and great. But all popups (Report opened in smaller size) edges are not rounded. It is inconsistent for the reporting lanscape of the customer. Popups a...

Canvas is a great approach to build reports state-of-the-art without the need of spreadsheet logic. However, there are some things, that are inherited from the Excel/spreadsheet logic, that make things only complicated. Such as variables. If I bui...

Provide support for creating Tornado, and Funnel Charts: various types, often used with sales funnel data. Please review the attached mockup for reference.

Hatched fillings for bar charts would allow distinguishing between scenarios without relying on a chart legend or different colors. The IBCS also recommends this. It is also a functionality provided in Excel and it would enrich Web Reporting.

When adding a label to the canvas, it seems to format everything as a general format with ability to format the font and font size. I had a few occasions where I needed to use an expression and format the result in the label (e.g. expression - =TO...

Gradient fill colours would improve the visuals across Jedox, especially as we develop the canvas functionality.

Add the ability to different a second color per series in bar charts or column charts optionally; the second color would be used for negative values, i.e. values smaller than zero.