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EasyReports demo

Complex reports.Simple as a prompt

See how EasyReports turns your own Word templates into finished Word or PDF documents, built from your own databases. No exports, and nobody outside touching your data.

0inbound ports to open

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Watch EasyReports at work

What EasyReports does, and how the person who needs a report gets the finished document without writing any SQL.

Language
English
Duration

EasyReports in 60 seconds

A one-minute overview of what EasyReports does.

How it works

Three steps. Nobody gets your database.

The person requesting never sees a query. The person accountable sees every one.

  1. You bring your own Word template

    Fixed content stays as you wrote it; markers fill in your data.

  2. We read only what you allow

    An agent inside your network runs the queries. Passwords never leave it.

  3. You get a document you can defend

    Word or PDF, with the evidence behind every figure.

Also included

  • Roles and permissions
  • Development, validation, production
  • Scheduled reports
  • AI help with the SQL
  • Web panel in four languages

The output

The deliverable is a document, not a dashboard.

The file your auditor, your regulator or your board actually receives, with the evidence behind every figure attached to it.

  1. Your own Word template

    Unchanged. Your fixed content and your markers, maintained by your team.

  2. Filtered by permission

    Only the data the role of the person asking is allowed to read.

  3. Every figure traceable

    Query, source and rows returned are recorded, so any number can be reproduced.

Coverage

Formats, sources and automation

Connect what you already run. Deliver what your process already expects.

  • Output formats

    • docx
    • pdf

    Your Word template is filled in and, when requested, converted to PDF.

  • Data sources

    • SQL Server
    • PostgreSQL
    • MySQL
    • SQLite
    • Files in authorized folders
  • Triggers

    • On request, from the web panel
    • Scheduled
  • Environments

    • Development
    • Validation
    • Production

Questions

What security and quality teams ask first.

Short answers about data, access and traceability.

Something we haven’t covered? Write to us at info@dunewaveconsulting.ae

Does our data leave our network?

The agent runs inside your network and executes the queries there. Your database passwords never leave that machine.

Do you need inbound access through our firewall?

No. The agent is outbound-only. There are no inbound ports to expose, and no VPN into your database for us.

Who can see what?

Access follows roles and detailed permissions configured in the web panel. People who request a report never see SQL.

How do we know a generated figure is correct?

Every report keeps its evidence: the query used, the source it ran against and how many rows it returned. Any number can be traced back and the report repeated.

Do we have to rebuild our Word templates?

No. Templates stay in Word, with your fixed content and dynamic markers. Your team maintains them directly, with no proprietary designer to learn.

Who writes the queries behind a report?

Whoever sets up the report, helped by a built-in AI assistant. Reports move from development to validation to production, so every query can be checked before it is used.

We’re on Crystal Reports. What does migration look like?

The most common entry point. We rebuild a small set of high-frequency reports as templates, then run both systems in parallel until the output matches.

Security controls described on this page reflect product architecture and policy. They do not substitute for an independent audit.

Your demo

See it against one of your own reports.

Bring a document you produce today. In the demo we walk you through three things:

  1. The template

    Your report as a Word template: your fixed content, with markers where the data goes.

  2. The governed query

    Read-only, filtered by role and run by an agent inside your network.

  3. The evidence

    The query, the source and the rows returned behind every figure.