Whats New in QPR ScoreCard 7.0?

New Web Client

New layout of Web Client provides a completely new, easier-to-use appearance.
New Scorecard Summary view presenting all relevant scorecard information in one
printable view.
Redesigned measure view with two detail levels and direct access to the relevant
information.

Web-enabled Briefing Booklets

Briefing booklets provide more effective change communication or periodic
reporting. Pick up the relevant web views into a single booklet and distribute it to
selected users either via e-mail or web!
Booklet notifications sent by email to the recipients helps you to distribute booklets

Web-based Discussion & Initiatives with file Attachments

Discussion & Initiatives provide a completely new way for feedback and action
planning. Web users can comment scorecard performance, as well as provide feedback
with attached documents. Also improvement initiatives as well as best practice lessons
can be communicated through the Web Client.

Faster, more Flexible and Powerful BSC Modeling

Scorecard Explorer. A Windows Explorer type of user interface makes building
scorecards simple and effective.
More powerful formulas. New functions and a more flexible formula syntax enable
more accurate modeling of business logic.
Formula templates. A measure can inherit all the standard calculation formulas from its
value settings enabling fast introduction of new standard formulas for e.g. forecasting,
statistic analysis, benchmarking etc.
Dynamic history chart templates. The graph settings of the history graph can be
stored into dynamic history chart settings and applied to other measures. A change in the
graph template will propagate to all measures using it.

Better Integration with QPR ProcessGuide

Drill-down from your scorecards to your Processes. A powerful business
management suite can be achieved when linking QPR ScoreCard with QPR
ProcessGuide. This allows drill-down to both directions between ScoreCard measures
and process steps in ProcessGuide in the Web Client. Also measure indicators can be
shown directly in process flowcharts.

...and Many Other Improvements

Scorecard warnings alert the scorecard owner about exceptional performance in lower
levels of the measure hierarchy.
Hierarchical referencing of measures enables creation of multi-level drill-downs.
More powerful user management with the possibility of assigning users to multiple
groups enables tighter integration with Windows NT/LDAP based user management.