HRAM report features

HRAM queries human resources data optimized for OLAP reporting and analysis, and is deployed on top of a your existing HR management system. HRAM is built using the MicroStrategy business intelligence platform and takes advantage of the rich reporting and analytical features of MicroStrategy products.

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Reporting flexibility: Prompts allow you to define report templates dynamically and select filter conditions to be used at run time.

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Rich formatting: Reports use advanced MicroStrategy formatting features, such as thresholds to highlight important trends, page-by to move quickly to summary information, graphs to display data three-dimensionally or with a line or column, and so on. For example, the Alert: Individual Salaries above Industry Range report includes a threshold, so that data is highlighted when the difference between an employee's salary and the industry standard salary is greater than $5,000.

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Segmentation and custom grouping capabilities: You can define sets of elements (segments) that meet certain conditions, and view data on the defined segments. For example, you can group employees in a particular way, such as by a specific Ethnicity and Gender, and then view information for the defined custom group.

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Ad hoc analysis: You can create additional reports based on existing attributes or metrics, or create new reports to address specific reporting needs.

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Dashboards: You can combine data from different sources into one document and display the data graphically at a high level, making it visually appealing and easy to understand. You can combine grids, graphs, text, and special dashboard images to create a quick overview of key performance indicators (KPIs).

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Scorecards: You can combine several reports into one document, including different display modes such as graph, grid, and so on.

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Report Services documents: A document is a set of data with extensive formatting properties applied. When creating a document, you can specify what data appears, control how it will be laid out and formatted, and how it should be grouped. You can insert pictures and draw borders in the document. All of these capabilities allow you to create reports that are suitable for presentation to management or printing for boardroom quality material.

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Advanced metrics: Advanced metrics include, for example, Industry Mode, which presents the most frequent industry standard salary (or market value) assigned to a certain employee level at a certain time, or Participants, which calculates the number of people participating in a particular employee benefit. This number may be different from the number of enrolled employees if employees can enroll family members.

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Advanced drilling: You can navigate (or drill) through the data in reports, from highly summarized information down to attributes and other data details.

For a more in-depth introduction to MicroStrategy query and reporting features as well as an interactive tutorial, see the Basic Reporting Help.