EMBEDDED BUSINESS ANALYTICS BI-DIRECTIONAL FLOW

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EMBEDDED BUSINESS ANALYTICS BI-DIRECTIONAL FLOW - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240265408 titled 'EMBEDDED BUSINESS ANALYTICS BI-DIRECTIONAL FLOW

- Simplified Explanation:**

The patent application describes a method for bidirectional data flow involving receiving analytics data in a business intelligence tool, generating visualizations, importing them to a report generation tool, obtaining approval for the visualizations, and removing the analytics data based on approval.

- Key Features and Innovation:**

- Receiving analytics data in a repository-compatible format - Generating visualizations with a business intelligence tool - Importing visualizations to a saas-hosted report generation tool - Locating imported visualizations in a report using predefined templates - Receiving approval based on user access permissions - Removing analytics data based on approval

- Potential Applications:**

This technology can be used in various industries such as finance, marketing, healthcare, and more for efficient data visualization and reporting processes.

- Problems Solved:**

- Streamlining data flow processes - Enhancing visualization capabilities - Ensuring data security and access control

- Benefits:**

- Improved data analysis - Enhanced reporting efficiency - Better decision-making based on visualized data

- Commercial Applications:**

The technology can be utilized by businesses of all sizes to streamline their data analysis and reporting processes, leading to better insights and decision-making.

- Questions about the Technology:**

1. How does this technology improve data visualization and reporting processes? 2. What are the key advantages of using predefined templates for locating imported visualizations?

Original Abstract Submitted

a method of bidirectional data flow includes: receiving analytics data at a repository of the business intelligence tool, wherein the analytics data is imported in a repository-compatible format; generating visualizations with the business intelligence tool using the analytics data; importing the generated visualizations from the business intelligence tool to a saas-hosted report generation tool; locating the imported visualizations within a report generated using the saas-hosted report generation tool, wherein the imported visualizations are located using one or more predefined templates; receiving approval for the located imported visualizations, wherein the received approval is based on one or more access permissions associated with a user based on access permissions stored in an identity and access module; and removing the analytics data from the repository of the business intelligence tool based on the received approval for the located imported visualizations, wherein the business intelligence tool is hosted in a containerized environment.