A list of supported operating systems, server software, .NET and mono versions and web browsers.

User logins must be handled by a security layer in the embedding host application. After a user logs in, the host application should pass identification parameters to the Exago API, which can be used to set permissions on content and data objects within Exago.

When updating Exago, consult this guide for potential breaking changes.

A variety of resources are available to both end-users, system administrators and developers for help, support and training. This article points out where this information can be found across our web sites.

Data Objects are the tables, views, methods, stored procedures, functions and custom SQL made accessible from the Data Sources for reports. This article applies to the Admin Console > Data > Objects settings.

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.

This guide covers the IIS configuration details necessary in order to install the Exago Web Application and REST Web Service API. First-time users are highly encouraged to use this guide during their installation process. This guide can be skipped if installing the Scheduler Service.

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

Change the Other Settings for configuration items that do not fall into other categories. This article applies to the Admin Console > General > Other Settings.

This article walks through the installation process of the Exago Web Application component for Windows based systems.

Endpoints for the manipulation of Data Objects (also known as "Entities") in the REST API.

This article serves as a glossary of error messages that may be displayed during the configuration or use of Exago BI. A list of potential causes and remedies is also included.

Use this document to understand how the Exago platform works.

Microsoft Azure is a cloud infrastructure for hosting files, databases, virtual machines, and web applications. Exago supports various forms of integration with Azure.