After years of working with complex analytics tools, Jortilles decided to create the easiest reporting tool. So simple that even a five-year-old can handle it. This is Enterprise Data Analytics by Jortilles! The easiest analytics tool.

The free EDA cloud: free.edalitics is the easiest way to get started with EDA. If you like it you can always ugrade to a private edalitics instance. Edalitis is the cloud service over EDA.

• Create amazing dashboards without technical knowledge.
• If you are a pro. You always can use SQL.
• Tree mode queries for complex data models.
• Define KPIs and send email alerts.
• With the public dashboards you can:
  • Share your dashboards on internet as easy as share the url
  • Integrate your dashboards in your app and itenract with them.
• Define parent-child reports.
• Centraliza your organization's data with Row Level Security.

git clone github.com/jortilles/EDA.git

• EDA/eda/eda_api/config/database.config.js #to set the mongodb database. You need a local mongodb server and a database for EDA.

module.exports = {
    url: "mongodb://127.0.0.1:27017/EDA"
};

• EDA/eda/eda_app/src/app/config/config.ts #to set the backend url

export const URL_SERVICES = '/localhost:8666'; #by default api port is 8666

Once cloned this repository and configured just build the API and the APP.

cd EDA/eda/eda_api
npm install
npm start

cd EDA/eda/eda_app
npm install
npm start

The easiest way to run and try EDA locally is using docker:

docker run -p 80:80 jortilles/eda:latest

Once the process if finish, just go to https://localhost

• The default user is: eda@jortilles.com
• The default password is: default

Some of the dashboads you can do with EDA:

How it works:

1. Create a data model
2. Create nice reports
3. Enjoy and share it

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You can find EDA's documentation at (https://edadoc.jortilles.com/en/index.html#/)