The reports I prepare using TIBCO Jaspersoft are quite user-friendly, and the look and feel are much better compared to other report generation tools.

TIBCO Jaspersoft helps my team become more self-reliant when it comes to reporting.

Regarding the dashboard, it is interactive and supports a number of features, add-ons, and different mods that should all be included.

The positive impacts I see from TIBCO Jaspersoft are significant. When sending reports using Spotfire, they were not as rich in look and feel. Customers opt for TIBCO Jaspersoft so they can create interactive reports to send to end customers or management so that it will feel nice.

With the online view, it's easier to create Ad Hoc reports. It has inbuilt reports so we can easily get data from the system and customize the fields. If we want the measures in the report from the custom report, we need to write a query, SQL queries, or a Jasper SQL query. Using Ad Hoc reports, we can easily create measures. With the help of the measures, we're able to do some customizations, which are similar to the SQL deep level query.

We can set any property dynamically. We have to use different currencies. Sometimes, we use the pound sign. Sometimes, we use the dollar sign. Our software is a multi-currency software. We have defined the currencies as dynamic parameters. We directly populate the signs in our PDFs.

What I find the most valuable about the solution is that it came with a package and reports from a company adapter IT. We purchased it from there.

The solution is standalone with the flexibility to use visualize.js to embed within the application. You can write Java script, call reports the same name in the repository and application, and create a single sign on. 

It is easy to drag-and-drop reports into Canvas to create a custom dashboard. 

HTML5 charts include hover options and overall tips when exporting to PDFs. If you move your mouse over any point, you get details. This is in contrast to the architecture prior to version 5. For example, you used to create reports in iReports using the embedded JFree chart library that was WYSIWYG and did not include hover options or details.

The solution gives you access to the source code for free modifications. In contrast, Tableau charges for modifications or enhancements.

I cannot say there is only one feature I like. As a whole, the design and the connectivity through the data sources are great. It's all well-planned. It can connect to many data sources. We use spreadsheets, MySQL, Postgres, Oracle, and so on, without issue. We like that it allows us to connect to many data sources.

It's easy to use and maintain. If you just export, or you want to transform this product to another environment, it's easy. I feel confident with this product. There are no concerns regarding loss either as it's easy to redeploy.

The end-user reporting is very handy and the standard reports that can be achieved by using Jaspersoft Studio are quite impressive. Even people with limited programming experience can quickly pick up how to use the product and create reports. The Community Edition is also quite helpful and cost-effective, allowing people to meet their reporting needs without spending a large budget where ad-hoc reporting is not required.

The growth time is the most valuable feature of TIBCO Jaspersoft.

The designer is the most valuable feature. For example, I saw that Jasper has some Excel files. We can also design macros on Excel files, which is very useful for customers who need to work with them. Additionally, some customers want to look at Excel to see, the callers, and sales. With macros and formulas, I can do everything they imagine. Other solutions don't have the option to create macros on Excel. We have designed some reports and we can also use them inside of the report set to set properties for Excel. Macros, formulas, and other features are very useful for Economists. I often use these features.

The solution is user-friendly. I have had no issues connecting an Oracle database to populate the report. The connection process is straightforward, and the solution supports a variety of reports. Additionally, the user interface is intuitive and provides plenty of options for producing quality reports.

The feature that I like most is the drag and drop capability.

• PostgreSQL support
• Saving reports in PDF, XLS(X), HTML formats
• The automatic sending of reports by e-mail (The HTML report can be shown inline, not just via an attachment.)
• Flexible report scheduling
• Common JRXML templates for parameterized reporting
• The possibility to export reports to the file system
• The user-friendly interface
• Scriptable reports with the use of variables, parameters, and fields

The most valuable features are the security file and the general data level security implementation framework. Apart from using the Jaspersoft domains to constrain data on the report, using the security file adds another level of security to your data. This is essential for those of us who require data to be provided based on user privileges.

For the Jaspersoft Server:

• The portal and the management of users
• Sub-administrators along with template reports
• Authorizations and row-level security
• The setup of layers
• Overall flexibility

For Jasper Reports:

• It is equal in value to Crystal Reports
• Very good pixel-perfect reporting

• The reporting and charting features: I have worked with other reporting tools and I find this tool is easier and faster to work with while creating charts.
• Easy editing options.

The reports and analytic view feature and the ability to generate large reports in background are most valuable to us. The feature that allows to run different reports in the background helps to create long running reports without affecting the system performance, i.e., you can continue working in the Jaspersoft tool, while the job that generates reports runs in the background.

The most valuable features are the pixel-perfect report, embedded report portal, scheduling reports, open source, etc.

The most valuable features are that it is a browser-based system and memory consumption for the client with large-scale data is reasonable.

• Profile attributes for implementing multi-tenancy.
• Report locales for implementation of multi-language support in report development.
• Subreports, in many reports, to achieve specific report requirements.

• Embedding the reports within other applications
• Export functionality: Reports can be exported to many different formats including MS PowerPoint and PDF.

The REST API functionality on the server is valuable because it gave us a really easy way to distribute reports to non-technical end users. They don't have to remember another login, don't have to learn a new interface; they just click a link and *bam* they have their report.

• HTML5 charts are rich and dynamics
• Ad-hoc reporting allows the end user or analyst to easily develop their own reports (based on business language).

Pros:

1) Community edition which is free is the best buy for small to medium companies who can't afford any money at all to try a product.

2) Table components and cross tab which are interactive in nature

3) Interactive reporting and dashboards using HTML 5 charts

4) Ad-hoc reporting, which enables end users who doesn't want to get into any technical difficulties, to generate reports easily using this feature.

5) Dynamic formatting, sorting, hiding columns on the fly and visualizing the data as we wish.

6) Licensing costs which makes this product available to any size of company

Some specific features that I like are -

• Multi-tenancy
• Self Service BI using domains, ad-hoc views, ad-hoc reports.
• High Charts (HTML-5) and D3 (Data Driven Document) charts.
• Big Data support - Hadoop Hive and MongoDB and etc. 
• Report Books feature - Table of Contents.

• Reporting Engine
• Dashboards
• Adhoc Reports
• Multi-tenancy
• Report Bursting

We find the access restrictions on different user groups valuable. Additionally, the reports are quite easy to pay for, so getting users aligned on reporting is valuable.

Jaspersoft is very talented and suitable for creating applications when sharing data with external parties. It offers high processing power for report generation and is cost-effective. The application allows for some user interaction with the right training, making it a versatile reporting tool. Community support is robust, especially from the Java community.