Learn about the different parts of the user interface, how to create new reports, find existing ones and get around in the application.

This article describes how to get help with the Knowledge Base and how to submit a Services or Support ticket through the ZenDesk Support Center.

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

ExpressViews are an easy way to display and visualize data. Exporting an ExpressView allows the contents of the report to be saved externally as either a PDF, Excel, RTF or CSV file, or as an Advanced Report.

Travis and guest star Support Analyst Liam explain some ways to troubleshoot on your own, and ultimately how to provide the best support ticket to help us help you!

An Api object should be the first thing that is created to interact with the Exago .NET API.

The Dashboard namespace contains classes used to interact with Dashboards.

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.

This article will serve as a home base for preparing your environment for an evaluation of Exago BI on a Linux server.

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

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.

This segment of the Basic User Training Series will focus on Dashboards, an interactive way to display reports, visualizations and more all in one place.