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Moving reports off RDLC, SSRS or Crystal Reports? Tell us about them: what you use today, how many reports you have, and which standards the output has to meet. tagua import already converts RDLC and RDL reports; for the rest, we would like to hear what stands in the way. Consultancies that migrate .NET applications for their clients: see Migration partners.

Migrate reports

Moving from RDLC, SSRS, Crystal Reports or another report writer, with PDF/UA, PDF/A or Factur-X to meet.

Migrate reports

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A quote for a Professional or Enterprise license. See Pricing for what each includes.

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Questions about licensing, a partnership, or anything the documentation does not answer.

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A summary of your reports

For RDLC and RDL reports, the quickest start is to convert them all and look at the summary:

dotnet tool install --global Tagua.Cli
tagua import path/to/your/reports --out converted

It writes converted/tagua-import-summary.md: how many of your reports convert with nothing to review, and what the others need, report by report. It stays on your machine. Attach it to your message if you like: it names your reports and quotes the expressions that need a look, so read it first.

Technical questions

Most technical questions are answered in the documentation:

• Installation and your first report.
• Replacing ReportViewer and RDLC: what tagua import converts, and what needs a person.
• Accessible PDFs, archival PDFs and Factur-X invoices.
• Examples: rendered reports with their templates and PDFs.