Epicor’s Kinetic reporting framework is a robust system designed to transform raw data into actionable insights. This extended education session provides a comprehensive exploration of the architecture behind Kinetic reporting—covering RDLs, datasets, report styles, and the flow that connects them.
We’ll explore key components such as BAQ Reports and Multi-BAQ Report Data Definitions, focusing on how they work together within the reporting infrastructure to deliver flexible, data-rich outputs. You’ll learn how to structure reports effectively, leverage data sources, and optimize report styles for both performance and usability. In addition, we’ll cover advanced capabilities like dynamically generating and embedding QR codes, providing seamless links to external resources and supplemental data.
By the end of this session, you’ll have the knowledge to navigate the entire reporting lifecycle—from conceptual design to finished reports—empowering you to build sophisticated reporting solutions tailored to your organization’s needs.
Cost: There is an additional $375 fee to attend this session.
Objectives:
♦ Understand the architecture of Kinetic reporting, including RDLs, datasets, report styles, and how they interact.
♦ Create and configure BAQ Reports and Multi-BAQ Report Data Definitions to support complex reporting needs.
♦ Add custom BAQ-based reports to the Kinetic menu and display them during runtime.
♦ Apply best practices for structuring reports and optimizing report styles for performance and usability.
♦ Incorporate advanced features such as dynamic QR code generation to enhance connectivity and provide access to external resources.
♦ Navigate the complete reporting lifecycle, from conceptual design to deployment of finished reports.
Audience:
♦ System Administrators
♦ IT/Technical Staff
♦ Report Writers
♦ Business Analysts
Prerequisites:
♦ Understanding of the Kinetic interface
♦ Knowledge of report authoring programs
♦ Knowledge of relational database concepts such as table relationships, records, and field types
♦ Understanding of Business Activity Query (BAQ) functionality