Synaptris Releases IntelliViEW 3.1

Reports Can Be Exported to Multiple Formats

Jun. 20, 2005 04:00 AM

Synaptris Inc has released v3.1 of its IntelliVIEW Report Analyzer - part of the IntelliVIEW suite of products empowers report users with a spectrum of analytic interactivity.

The new version of this interactive report viewer, says the company, comes with significant feature enhancements including Calendar View enabling grouping of reports by period, locale specific data rendering and enhanced help.

The level of interaction extends from simple report viewing to highly interactive report analysis. Reports can be accessed and analyzed both offline and online and can be exported to multiple formats - xls, pdf, html, doc, csv, etc.

This latest version comes with the following new features:

Calendar View: The new feature will enable users to group reports according to set timelines - by Year, Quarter, Month or Week.
Locale specific data rendering: The data in the reports are displayed based on the system locale settings. The reports can also be printed, exported and rendered as per the default system locale settings.
'What's this' help: Gives a quick text description of controls and fields in a dialog. Local help and Online help options are also available.

A fully functional evaluation copy of IntelliVIEW Report Analyzer v3.1 is available for download. This evaluation copy comes with free e-mail and telephonic support: http://intelliview.com/downloads/index.php.

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