I have been using SAP Crystal Reports for six months. I am using SAP Crystal Reports to develop data-driven reports and use customer data printing. When I use SAP Crystal Reports for customer data printing, it is primarily for generating customer invoices. This describes my main use case with SAP Crystal Reports.
My usual use cases for SAP Crystal Reports involve designing reports based on the requirements of the clients and management, such as profit and loss, graphs, multiple reports, sub reports, and dashboards. One of the best features of SAP Crystal Reports that I have found most valuable is the sub report, which allows me to merge many reports into one report. The ability to integrate SAP Crystal Reports with other SAP applications benefits my organization very effectively in terms of data analytics and reporting because if I am stuck on something, I can use SAP Crystal Reports as an analytics tool similar to Power BI, and inside SAP, I can use many dashboards with this report, which is very useful for SAP, such as SAP B1 or SAP S/4HANA.
Head of IT Department at Indus Sugar Mills Limited
Real User
Top 5
Jun 20, 2024
We use SAP Crystal Reports for reporting. We use it for financial reports like statements of accounts, trial balances, and other management reports, salary slips, and many other purposes.
We were dedicated to Crystal Reports, and now they have shifted to SAP reports. While both functionalities are similar, there might be some enhancements or additional features to look forward to in the SAP version. However, I haven't encountered any issues. I've consistently used SAP Crystal Reports in my role at an enterprise infrastructure company named NJESM for the past ten years. During this time, I've downloaded numerous applications that utilize SAP Crystal Reports for creating fixed and interactive reports.
In our company, we use SAP Crystal Reports for designing the layouts, templates, creating the dashboards, and for fixed reports. In short, the tool is used for creating a couple of layouts and reports.
We are a software development company and we have a lot of experience with different tools, including SAP Crystal Reports. This product is one that we have implemented in different hospitals. We have stopped using it at times, but some clients still opt to use it. It is something that we are trying to replace with a mini dashboard for our clients, giving them a nicer way to visualize data. One of our clients uses it for extracting data from the administrative system and generating relevant administrative reports. In cases like this, we develop reports for them.
Senior MIS Project Manager at a tech services company with 5,001-10,000 employees
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Aug 16, 2020
We have several dashboards that we use, some of which are for revenue. We have an SQL server as a data warehouse and the other division is using HANA for the backend database.
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I have been using SAP Crystal Reports for six months. I am using SAP Crystal Reports to develop data-driven reports and use customer data printing. When I use SAP Crystal Reports for customer data printing, it is primarily for generating customer invoices. This describes my main use case with SAP Crystal Reports.
My usual use cases for SAP Crystal Reports involve designing reports based on the requirements of the clients and management, such as profit and loss, graphs, multiple reports, sub reports, and dashboards. One of the best features of SAP Crystal Reports that I have found most valuable is the sub report, which allows me to merge many reports into one report. The ability to integrate SAP Crystal Reports with other SAP applications benefits my organization very effectively in terms of data analytics and reporting because if I am stuck on something, I can use SAP Crystal Reports as an analytics tool similar to Power BI, and inside SAP, I can use many dashboards with this report, which is very useful for SAP, such as SAP B1 or SAP S/4HANA.
We use SAP Crystal Reports for reporting. We use it for financial reports like statements of accounts, trial balances, and other management reports, salary slips, and many other purposes.
We were dedicated to Crystal Reports, and now they have shifted to SAP reports. While both functionalities are similar, there might be some enhancements or additional features to look forward to in the SAP version. However, I haven't encountered any issues. I've consistently used SAP Crystal Reports in my role at an enterprise infrastructure company named NJESM for the past ten years. During this time, I've downloaded numerous applications that utilize SAP Crystal Reports for creating fixed and interactive reports.
It is being used for reporting purpose.
We use the solution to run reports. If there is any customization required, We do that.
In our company, we use SAP Crystal Reports for designing the layouts, templates, creating the dashboards, and for fixed reports. In short, the tool is used for creating a couple of layouts and reports.
We are a software development company and we have a lot of experience with different tools, including SAP Crystal Reports. This product is one that we have implemented in different hospitals. We have stopped using it at times, but some clients still opt to use it. It is something that we are trying to replace with a mini dashboard for our clients, giving them a nicer way to visualize data. One of our clients uses it for extracting data from the administrative system and generating relevant administrative reports. In cases like this, we develop reports for them.
We have several dashboards that we use, some of which are for revenue. We have an SQL server as a data warehouse and the other division is using HANA for the backend database.
* Tabular reporting, primarily just data and tables, no charts * Specific highlighting/formatting.