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.

Reports can be emailed or scheduled for recurring automated delivery to an email address. The Scheduler Settings are used to configure these services.

Use this document to understand how the Exago platform works.

This guide aims to "bridge the gap" between learning about the Storage Management system and implementing the Storage Management system.

An introduction to the Storage Management system that stores all reports, templates, folders and themes are in a database. Introduced in v2020.1 of Exago. Content storage, schema, permissions, security, custom implementation and transitioning from a legacy content storage solution are covered among other topics.

Examples of how to use the .NET API for various features and functions.

A video demonstration of using Exago Parameters to store and reuse variables throughout the application, apply common values to multiple sort and filter fields, prompt users for values at report runtime or storing and passing user identification variables.

Parameters are used throughout the application to store values.

A video demonstration of creating application sessions with .NET and REST APIs, then setting the user identification parameters.

A video demonstration of application themes, customizing the Getting Started page, translating the user interface and setting data object metadata amongst other customization topics.

Roles are created to specify how a user or group of users interfaces with Exago. Roles can restrict access to folders or data objects. Roles can also override the General Settings.

The Report Wizard can be used to create a new Advanced Report in versions released before v2021.1. Use the Categories tab to select which data to use on the report.

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

The Exago JavaScript (JS) API allows Exago functionality to be embedded directly into HTML