Jedox Pricing Overview

What I like best about this software is its smooth and relatively fast implementation. It allowed us to start with the basics and gradually add more functionality as we became comfortable with it. Initially, we implemented it as a reporting tool across multiple subsidiaries, customizing the reporting structure to align with our specific business needs. We were then able to automate the consolidation of our figures in a dedicated group consolidation tool, which offered a more standardized reporting format.

Another standout feature is the user-friendly interface, which our end-users really appreciate. The dashboards and standard reports provide clear insights and make data easy to interpret, which has been a game-changer for our budgeting process. We were able to implement the budgeting module shortly after, helping us streamline planning and reporting. Overall, the software adapts well to different phases of our growth and changing requirements, which is invaluable for our business Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One area that could be improved is tracking changes within the tool, as it’s not as intuitive as it could be, making it harder to see what’s been adjusted and when. Additionally, setting up custom reports and dashboards requires a decent amount of training to get right. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

jedox is a platform designed based on OLAP (so called 'Cubes'), which is a common solution for such type of software. Such a common solution helps to understand the main principles of work and modelling relatively fast.

The best features I can state are the following:

0. Clear Structure - web-interface is divided into several sections, which logically distinguish from each other (Modeler, Designer, Integrator, Reports, etc.).

1. Integrator - powerful instrument to (1) set-up connections with other systems (including API) to import/export necessary information; (2) set-up automation to read/write/delete data from the Cubes/Dimensions inside jedox. Also includes a scheduler.

2. Rules - allows to design calculations of differences indices, KPIs in the way you want to see it.

3. Splashing - very useful feature, which allows to change data in the system by simply typing '+10%' and '-1000' to allowed cells. It helps to make high level changes in a seconds, build different scenarios.

4. Excel Ad-In - allows to read/create basic reports using commonly used software of every analytic - MS Excel. Easy to set-up and used, could be very helpful.

5. Marketplace - there are already designed models provided by external vendors and jedox itself, which could be added/purchased to every instance of jedox. Includes free of charge basic models, which could be useful on first steps into jedox. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Common difficulties/cons you need to understand at the start of implementation:

1. Requires investing of time into trainings (for administrators, reporters) - such solutions probably could not be simply installed and used 'from the box'. It requires time to spend for trainings/certifications provided by jedox or other partners. The good thing is that jedox academy provides a lot of free of charge videos to make the very first steps into jedox and make offline trainings more effecient.

2. Some elements of interface could be more user-friendly - Rules editor is developing over time but still remains not 100% user friendly; Reports editors is really similar to Excel but functional is limited if compare 2 products. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.