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Matt Payne, Finance Officer, Australian General Practice Network . JET REPORTING A user’s perspective. What is JET Reports?. Excel based reporting tool Integrates with Microsoft Navision - Also integrates with Microsoft Access, QuickBooks, Microsoft SQL Accpac, Oracle, Sage, SAP
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Matt Payne, Finance Officer, Australian General Practice Network JET REPORTINGA user’s perspective
What is JET Reports? • Excel based reporting tool • Integrates with Microsoft Navision - Also integrates with Microsoft Access, QuickBooks, Microsoft SQL Accpac, Oracle, Sage, SAP • User friendly query language
Disadvantages Advantages • Training requirements • Report development time • JET slogan (“Any Report, Any way, Right Now”) • Flexibility • Familiarity (Excel based) • Accurate and real-time
Example from JetReports Website http://www.jetreports.com/reporting-solutions/industry-non-profit.php
Example from JetReports Website http://www.jetreports.com/reporting-solutions/industry-non-profit.php
Selling costs Manufacturing costs Example - Charts Selling costs Selling costs Manufacturing costs Manufacturing costs Note: Sample data only
Design mode - Data sheet • The graphs reference a separate datasheet as seen in design mode • Below is a snapshot of the data worksheet which has extracted the figures from Navision based on the filters entered in the previous slide
Selling costs Manufacturing costs Report mode – Data sheet hidden Data sheet hidden
**Forecast period** Forecasting template - Filters
JET Feature - Link to Navision ledger • Access to ledger for enquiries by drilling down on figures • Links directly to Navision system ledger