Smart Reporting

Smart Reporting

The intelligent reporting solution provided by our company considers the pillars of effective business reporting referring to the Principle of 4Cs:

  • Concise - reporting is focused on priorities and avoids information overload.

  • Consistent - allows for trend estimation.

  • Current - focuses on up-to-date information.

  • Comparable - means the ability to refer to plans, historical periods, or competition.

The intelligent reporting system significantly increases data readability by limiting their excess. The system's task is to identify and solve problems. This wouldn't be possible without the appropriate knowledge base in the form of a set of business rules extracted from databases and data warehouses, spreadsheets, etc. We have create our own business rule editor where the designer can write rules textually in the original Drools format, in a language close to natural language, and graphically. The engine processing business rules can be expanded with connectors allowing to extend the capabilities of the rule engine to process mathematical models or utilize artificial intelligence, such as fuzzy logic or learning systems. Examples of using Intelligent Reporting:

  • Data quality control

  • Analysis of the financial condition of multiple companies

  • Root cause analysis of margin deviations on multiple indices

Solution directed to

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    Data-driven companies

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    Controllers

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    Reporting department employees

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    Managers and leaders

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    Reporting-based institutions

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    Data analysts

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    Consultants

Benefits

  • The generated reports are created based on knowledge stored in rules and models

  • The entire navigation path from general to specific is prepared with the possibility of skipping between analyzed areas

  • Conditional report creation based on risk factors, profitability, and data availability

  • The system is proactive - it identifies content for reporting and the way to visualize it

  • Modifiable knowledge bases - the ability to report in case of both threats and opportunities

  • A wide range of analysis based on any number of knowledge bases that can work independently of each other