Below you’ll find three common usage scenarios when adding OfficeWriter
to your MS Office reporting and business intelligence applications. These
scenarios are just an overview -- there's an endless number of reporting
possibilities when you combine the strength of OfficeWriter with Microsoft
Excel and Word. We encourage you to contact
our pre-sales engineers, who will help create Proof of Concepts based
on your reporting needs.
A)
Template-based Approach
Scenario A shows how OfficeWriter is often used to meet basic
reporting requirements. OfficeWriter populates an Excel template
with data from any data source and then delivers a native,
full-featured Excel spreadsheet to the end user.
Scenario B illustrates OfficeWriter's tremendous flexibility.
OfficeWriter extends your company's data management capabilities
by modifying any and all aspects of an Excel spreadsheet or
Word document based on run-time conditions.
Scenario C demonstrates OfficeWriter’s capacity to
securely manage bi-directional data updates. With appropriate
permissions in place, our HotCell Technology provides a live
connection back to a server-side data source directly from
an Excel spreadsheet.
