The Feature/UI settings allow administrators to hide various features in the user interface.

This reference guide describes the structure of the base configuration file (typically WebReports.xml), for all nodes outside of the node. Use this guide if you build or edit your config XML directly, without using the Admin Console.

In order to decrease the amount of resources needed to handle the configuration information, especially in situations where a large number of complex database objects are present, the option to implement a static configuration has been introduced.

The Design Grid is main interaction point of the Advanced Report Designer. Use the Design Grid to define the layout of the report by adding, altering and deleting rows, columns, and sections to it; and to define the content of the report by entering data fields, text, labels, formulas, images, charts, CrossTabs and maps to it.

As a highly-configurable environment, Exago consists of many components. This article will describe these components, where they are located, why they need to be part of the implementation strategy, and how they should be propagated from system to system.

Administrators may create additional custom functions using high level coding languages which will be accessible to end-users of the Report Designer.

The Exago Administration Console, or Admin Console for short,  serves as a user interface to set up and save administrative preferences. Use the Admin Console to create and modify a base session configuration file.

Sessions are the means by which REST persists changes through multiple API calls. A REST session allows for you to easily encapsulate a group of user-specific changes.

This article contains a list of examples for using the .NET API's various features.

A visualization is a graphical representation of data that can be designed directly on the Dashboard canvas without first creating a report.

Custom Options allow for the definition of settings that users can modify on a per-report basis in the Report Designer. Options can be accessed during report execution by Server Events or Custom Functions.

A reference guide that lists the most important enumerated types and lists of constants that are used throughout the API.