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

When building configuration files without the Admin Console, or to change settings in the API, use this reference to map Admin Console General settings to the relevant config file node or API key.

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.

The Settings endpoint allows access to many for the current configuration and session.

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.

Use a CrossTab, or cross tabulation, for grouping and summarizing data fields that expands vertically and horizontally depending on the number of data groupings. CrossTabs are also known as two-way tables, contingency tables, or pivot tables.

The Filters menu in the Dashboard Designer toolbar is where filters are created, modified or removed, and imported prompting report filters can be modified. Use the Filters menu to add interactive filter tiles to the Dashboard Canvas.

A textbox can be added to the Dashboard as a Text tile. Text tiles can be used for displaying static text, such as a header or section label. Creative use of the tile border properties can yield tile groups.

Dashboards are a way to combine several related reports into one unified viewing space. Existing reports can be added to a Dashboard, and new Visualizations can be created directly on the Dashboard itself. Images, text, other web sites, and interactive filters can also be added.

An ExpressView can be exported either as a file or an Advanced Report. This article applies to versions of the application released prior to v2021.1.

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.

Learn how to style ExpressViews in a variety of ways. This article applies to versions of the application released prior to v2021.1.

This segment of the Basic User Training Series will focus on Dashboard Visualizations, a quick way to build charts and tables right in the Dashboard Designer, without first creating a report in a separate Report Designer.