RoadMap: Reporting Analytics
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Development Complete: Jul 2011 Reporting Analytics is an extremely powerful reporting tool, giving you a great deal of flexibility and access to your data. Fully trained users will be able to build complex reports that join together disparate sets of data, as well as control the data output fields and format. These user defined reports can be published for other users to access. |
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Available for the following Edition(s): Premier Select Core [Find my Edition]
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What type of training is going to be offered?
Debbie, there will be free webinars to introduce it and paid onsite training (our headquarters in Dallas); I believe it will be a two day course.
Hi Curtis, I've just become aware that one of our admin staff is spending hours a week consolidating data and creating reports for our exec team, and monthly board reports. I was horrified to learn that she needed to do this. I suspect that this will give us the details that are required (pitty it doesn't access existing historical data). Where are we at in your controlled roll-out? Also, are there any plans to implement an executive dashboard? That'd kill, especially if it allowed you to drill down into details. Are there any 3rd party solutions that can do this via the API?
Neil,
You may want to take a look at Tableau Software (www.TableauSoftware.com). I am currently using it to create several "dashboard" views for multiple clients, however, I am just using weekly, scheduled CSV extracts. I have upwards of a million records for some of my reports and it takes literally seconds to refresh each week once the data is downloaded from F1. I have some redacted examples here from an assortment of data sources, including F1 (https://benstroup.box.net/shared/static/zjnxol6hi6ru27oj.pdfib5k) if you are interested. Tableau is literally "drag and drop" simple, but also lets you go as deep into SQL as you care to go for more complex reports. It saves most of my clients DAYS of time! Hope this helps!
MDavid.Wright@GMail.com
Neil,
The link above to the examples I mentioned has been changed; you can pull the examples from my Dropbox account here: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/8589036/David%20Wright%20-%20Examples%20-%20Data%20Visualization%20%26%20Analysis.pdf
Sorry for the confusion.
MDW
Dwright,
You mentioned that you are using data downloaded from F1, is this a manual or automated process for you?
Thanks,
Tony
At the moment I just manually download two F1 reports (G2050 & A2510E with all fields, all years), then do some quick custom (for us) data manipulation in Excel (takes less than 15 minutes) before hitting the refresh button in Tableau.
Hey F1 team, loving your work with InFellowship and all, but Q4 '11 is just about to come to a close, when's the broad release going to be happening? 6 months is a pretty long roll-out
F1 Team - I too, would like to have an update on the Reporting Analytics. It is now Q1 2012, so we are significantly past the Q3 2011 roll out date that you listed as a target last May. Is the project that far behind? Has it been cancelled altogether? Has it been rolled out already with no notification? Is anyone monitoring these posts at all???
Thanks in advance for any information you can provide,
MDavid.Wright@GMail.com
Neil, Dwight - I am working at getting an answer for this now.
Neil, Dwight - after releasing this to a subset of churches, we have discovered a number of issues that need to be resolved for this to be a stable/reliable solution. We are in the process of identifying how to resolve these issues with minimal impact to the other features we are actively working on. As the discussions unfold I will update the status here.
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