Simba Embedded Analytics

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Embed self-service analysis, custom dashboards and formatted reports in your software.

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What it does

Simba Embedded Analytics combines self-service, custom analytical experiences and pixel-perfect reporting for applications. The current insightsoftware offer supports on-premises, private-cloud and hybrid environments.

Simba Embedded Analytics covers three related jobs inside a software product: user-built dashboards, custom analytical interfaces and formatted reports. An invoice or statement can use server-side generation and scheduled distribution, while an interactive view lets users explore measures within the application.

Custom experiences use APIs and software-development kits, including support for Python and R work and writing data back to business systems. A single deployment can serve multiple customers with separate data access. Hosting can be on premises, in a private cloud or hybrid.

For teams coming from Logi Symphony, the published integration architecture distinguishes several connections. An Accounts Provider synchronizes users, groups and tenants; authentication interfaces connect the host application's login; data providers bring in custom sources. Export and delivery interfaces handle the resulting documents and their destinations. These are separate responsibilities when integrating reports into an existing product.

Access is commercially scoped through Simba's Request a Price form. Describe the embedded reporting experience and deployment needed. Simba Intelligence is a related offering, so include any requested AI features in that discussion.

Strengths

  • Covers self-service, custom analysis and formatted reporting in one embedded suite.
  • Provides APIs and SDKs for application-specific integration.

Watch out for

  • Delivery requires integration with the host application and its data-access model.

Best for

  • Product teams building analytical and reporting experiences inside their own software

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