Report Your  Progress

Aras Self-Service Reporting is an easy to use capability which allows any user to configure new reports without special knowledge or training.  By creating and modifying reports themselves, users are able to get the right result first time without any delays.

Key Features

  • Configure new reports easily without special privileges or training
  • Combine tables and graphics for easy to interpret reports
  • Output report results and share in multiple formats
  • Ensure user access privileges are respected
 

Google Charts Integration 

See how Aras's partnership with IHS provides access to over 430 million parts within the IHS database to appear in your PLM system. This transformative business model change allows users access to these components with no need for maintenance of parametric data.

Benefits

  • Improves management visibility of status and progress
  • Identifies process bottlenecks leading to avoidance of delays
  • Improves support for business decision-making
  • Improves team collaboration by sharing insights with co-workers
 

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Resource Library
Self-Service Reporting Demo (10 Minute Video)
Self-Service Reporting Demo (10 Minute Video)

Key features of Aras Innovator's Self-Service Reporting:

  • Configure new reports easily without special privileges or training
  • Combine tables and graphics for easy to interpret reports
  • Output report results and share in multiple formats
  • Ensure user access privileges are respected
Self-Service Reporting - A Brief Look (5 Minute Video)
Self-Service Reporting - A Brief Look (5 Minute Video)

Watch this brief demo as it demonstrates the use of Self-Service Reporting within Aras Innovator 11 and how it can improve management visibility, support for business decision-making, and team collaboration. 

Self-Service Reporting (27 Minute Video)
Self-Service Reporting (27 Minute Video)

In order to ensure progress and to identify problems, managers and executives need access to reports providing visibility into business processes and insight into issues.Watch Aras Product Manager Lopa Subramanian give a demonstration of Self-Service Reporting with Aras. 

A Look at Self-Service Reporting (1 Minute Video)
A Look at Self-Service Reporting (1 Minute Video)

Aras Self-Service Reporting is an easy to use capability which allows any user to configure new reports without special knowledge or training.Watch the video for a quick look at Aras Self Service Reporting and how it improves customization for your business.

 

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