Ideas

Horizontal scrolling should be available for canvas window in the same manner as vertical scrolling.

Goal: Show error message to the end-user without any action. Example: users can currently click on a button and execute an ETL job without selecting the correct (base) elements in the comboboxes (e.g., choosing "All cost centers" is not allowed). ...

In many cases vertical stacks would simplify the use of Canvas and offer a more flexible arrangement.

Currently when I want to add a variable or a named range or a static value I need more clicks in jedox components than in older spreadsheet versions. It was possible to enter or copy paste named ranges, comboboxes, static values into the fields, b...

Comboboxes (or more generic buttons) sometimes have actions. It can be very inconvenient or even frustrating, if you forget about automation, which is bound to these components. Often you also simply copy an existing report/ canvas and continue to...

With the current Canva functionality, it is not possible use horizontal scrollbar all the time, it gets active only when you go to the bottom of the report. I find it difficult to use Canva reports when I have a horizontal dynarange and the only p...

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 could be great to change some link in the login Page. Especially the contact. Because, the final user who came to have an access, a question or to report a problem without having an access will click on the "contact link" and send mail to jedox...

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...