Jet Reports and Jet Analytics are powerful — when they're set up right. We're independent specialists who make your reporting fast, accurate and self-serve.
Where most Business Central reporting sits today, and where we take it.
| Your reporting today | With BC Reporting Experts |
|---|---|
| Month-end stitched together from Excel exports | Live reports that exist inside Business Central |
| Figures that disagree depending on who ran them | One trusted set of numbers, every time |
| Jet Reports owned but never properly configured | Jet set up to do exactly what you need |
| The same numbers re-keyed from several places | Self-serve dashboards, pulled straight from source |
Tell us where reporting hurts and we'll come back with a short, specific plan to fix it — no obligation.
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Practical, jargon-free reading.
Straight answers to the questions people actually ask.
What Jet Reports actually is, how NL() and GL() pull live Business Central, NAV and GP data into Excel, how it differs from Jet Analytics, and how to tell whether it's the right fit for your finance team.
A clean step-by-step Jet Reports install for Excel, and the fix for the most common problem afterwards — when the Jet ribbon doesn't appear. Includes the definitive check that the add-in has actually loaded.
The Jet Reports 'provider cannot be found' error explained, with a decision tree covering the three real causes: a mis-configured data source, a missing OLE DB provider, and a 32/64-bit mismatch — plus why it means something different on cloud Business Central.
Jet Reports vs Power BI for Business Central reporting — what each is genuinely built for, a straight comparison by job, why most finance teams end up running both, and the factor that matters more than the choice itself.