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1. core functions

• Fansoft provides a complete product system around enterprise data applications, covering core aspects such as report production, self-service analysis, data integration and governance.
• FineReport is suitable for enterprise-level reporting and data display. FineBI emphasizes self-service analysis and kanban construction that business personnel can participate in, and FineDataLink is responsible for data access and governance capabilities.
• Through drag-and-drop configuration, rights management and multiple chart components, Fansoft is more suitable for truly putting scattered data into business analysis and business collaboration.

2. usage scenarios

• Suitable for financial analysis, sales operations, store management, supply chain monitoring and business signage construction.
• If a company already has many business systems, but the data caliber is scattered and report production relies on manual labor, Fansoft will be very valuable.
• This is particularly suitable for organizations that need management and business units to share the same set of data views.

3. suitable for the crowd

• Suitable for enterprise data teams, BI teams, financial analysts, operations managers and digital leaders.
• It is also suitable for medium and large organizations that want to gradually establish a data governance and self-service analysis system.
• If your focus is on enterprise-level reporting and data applications, soft sails will be more appropriate.

4. common problems

What is the best way to do with soft sails?

It is best suited to integrate enterprise reporting, visual analysis and data governance capabilities into a long-term data platform.

What are the characteristics of Fansoft compared with similar tools?

It is not a single reporting tool, but a relatively complete product portfolio from data access to analytical applications.

Which users is suitable for Fansoft?

Suitable for teams that need to implement large-scale reporting and data analysis systems within the enterprise.

Why would someone choose soft sails?

Because what many companies really lack is not a chart page, but a complete set of data production and use mechanisms that can be continuously maintained.

When is it worth using soft sails?

When the business has accumulated more systems and data, but the analysis is still fragmented and relies on manual collation, it is worth considering that the sails are soft.