Embedded Lists and SAP Crystal Reports. The topic of lists and reports covers all situations where relevant information is selected and automatically exported from the software and distributed to interested parties in the most appropriate form. For example in a hotel environment a list detailing anticipated meal quantities with guest requirements attached may be emailed to the Kitchen, with a similar list showing seating arrangements going to the Dining Room. Likewise, Housekeeping would be informed of change overs, stopovers, out of service rooms etc. and Reception may require printed arrivals and porterage lists. In other contexts lists have evolved into detailed reports on say bad debts or anticipated staffing levels. For convenience, such documents are described as being ‘embedded’ in the software solution.
As is now common practice, all of our programs access information held in discrete databases. This facilitates highly specialised yet flexible packages to operate on the data to create ‘ad hoc’ sophisticated management reports and charts. The functionality of such packages extends beyond printing with the ability to ‘drill down’ into the information underlying the document. In the absence of a customer preference, we include SAP Crystal Reports in our Business Solutions where such needs are identified.

Embedded Lists and SAP Crystal Reports.
The topic of lists and reports covers all situations where relevant information is selected and automatically exported from the software and distributed to interested parties in the most appropriate form. For example in a hotel environment a list detailing anticipated meal quantities with guest requirements attached may be emailed to the Kitchen, with a similar list showing seating arrangements going to the Dining Room. Likewise, Housekeeping would be informed of change overs, stopovers, out of service rooms etc. and Reception may require printed arrivals and porterage lists. In other contexts lists have evolved into detailed reports on say bad debts or anticipated staffing levels. For convenience, such documents are described as being ‘embedded’ in the software solution.

As is now common practice, all of our programs access information held in discrete databases. This facilitates highly specialised yet flexible packages to operate on the data to create ‘ad hoc’ sophisticated management reports and charts. The functionality of such packages extends beyond printing with the ability to ‘drill down’ into the information underlying the document. In the absence of a customer preference, we include SAP Crystal Reports in our Business Solutions where such needs are identified.