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Administrator Guide
Last Updated: 2023-06-23
Reference: Report Types

Reference: Report Types

Report Type
Description
Example Standard Report
Advanced
Display fields from the primary business object and related business objects with advanced design options, including:
  • Filtering
  • Subfiltering
  • Prompting
  • Sharing
Advanced report results can display on charts and worklets and with multiple headings and subtotals.
You can enable advanced reports for use as web services in outbound EIBs.
Job History
Composite
Combine multiple reports into 1 report. Each subreport can have a different report data source.
Budget vs Actual Spend by Quarter
Matrix
Group and summarize data by 1 or 2 fields that contain repeating values.
You can display matrix results in a chart or table that you can drill down on for additional details. This enables you to perform custom analytics and interactive reporting across dimensions.
Matrix reports are similar to pivot tables and crosstabs.
Headcount & Open Position Analysis
nBox
Display counts of business object instances in a 2-dimensional matrix, enabling you to compare and visualize objects across 2 fields.
Talent Matrix - Performance by Potential
Search
Display instances of a business object that you can narrow down with facet filters or search terms.
You can enable search reports for use as web services in outbound EIBs.
Find Candidates
Simple
Display fields from the primary business object with basic and limited design options, such as filtering and sorting.
None
Transposed
Compare and analyze data by swapping rows for columns.
Employee Timeline
Trending
Group data by time period for trend analysis. You can also group, summarize, and drill down on data.
Hires and Terminations by Quarter