Ideas

Description: Creating Business Rules in Jedox can sometimes be a time-consuming and manual task. While the platform provides some guidance, users are still required to write rules largely on their own, which can be challenging—especially for compl...

Description: Jedox AI should understand and analyze user queries, automatically selecting the correct dimensions and elements for reporting. Instead of manually setting filters, users can simply ask an AI chatbot for specific data, and Jedox AI wi...

Description: Many customers connect to the same external sources (e.g., Salesforce, SAP, ...) and use similar Integrator jobs to extract, transform, and load data into Jedox. Currently, these jobs must be created from scratch for each new customer...

When creating reports one often wants to filter the lines to be displayed based on none zero items. e.g. lines to show accounts for PnL statement. In the colums there will be often different values to be display: e.g. Actuals previous year, Actual...

Currently, the only way to show all layer elements of a dim is to select them in edit view, or slowly click through every one of them to expand it out. This is time consuming in designer, and quite impractical for published views (reports). Can th...

Lists are an excellent tool within Jedox. So useful in fact, that we use them a lot. The issue is that there is no way to manage them well. Our issues are: All lists are globally accessible. Can we create private lists like we have private views? ...

In our Jedox system, the element name is typically a unique code assigned to each element, while the alias serves as a description that helps users understand it more easily and is useful for reporting purposes. Currently, JedoxAI only recognizes ...

Add an option to the Excel download function of the web interface that allows to choose only specific worksheets instead of the whole spreadsheet.

Often, Formulas (especially Palo Data Formulas) are referencing Cell Values. i think it would be nice to have a mode, a Button or a shortcut, to see the explicit Values in the Formulabar. Concrete example: Formula = Palo.Data($A$2, $B$2, $C$2, $D$...

Just as Adobe Photoshop allows creatives to bring their vision to life with efficiency, power users in Jedox should have the same seamless experience when working with data. Navigating through menus, searching for buttons, and clicking through the...