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It’s tempting to aim for bigger, better, and more customized options, but there’s a lot to be said for standard BI software. In this article, we’ll look at the practical benefits of using data driven subscription SSRS standard edition features. Whether you have concerns about managing your recipients, including the necessary data, or even worry over the practicality of the program, we’ll show you how this standard edition software delivers superior level results.

The data driven subscription in SSRS is a powerful tool, but underused in many businesses. It allows automatically generated reports to be developed based on desired data and can benefit a company's employees when used well. Below are some questions to ask when setting up a subscription that will help you get the most out of this robust service.

 When it comes to your business, getting the right information at your fingertips is vital. Using a report writing software such as Crystal Reports gives you access to your data through an intuitive interface. However, random data can be difficult to interpret. By combining these reports with xml export, you not only gather information, but you also have the ability to configure the information to help you and others to make important decisions. Crystal Reports with xml export offers a multitude of ways for you to save and access your information. 

 Accessing information about how your company is faring through multiple perspectives can be daunting. SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS)allow your company to view data that improves your Business Intelligence.  Unfortunately, most of these services are expensive and narrow in scope. Even worse, they give you an ‘SSRS data driven subscription not available’ notice. Our SSRS Data Driven Subscription allows you to view data in multiple ways through all your devices. ChristianSteven offers a one-subscription-fits-all license for all your reports. Our license comes with IntelliFront SaaS software, enabling you to reach everyone in your reporting audience.