AIMS Reports

The AIMS database ships with a number of preconfigured reports. AIMS database functionality also includes a reporting tool which allows users to create their own customised reports.

As well as these standard reports, additional pre-built AIMS reports may be made available from time to time in a format that allows users to quickly and easily import them into their own AIMS database.

Commissioned reports

It is also possible for users to specify and commission customised reports for a negotiable fee.

Additional free AIMS reports for import

A small selection of AIMS Version 3.0 reports which can be imported is available below. These reports are based on standard AIMS fields so may not work fully if you have changed or removed any of these fields from your database configuration.

NOTE: The report import facility requires AIMS version 3.0 or higher.

No. Report Name
Description
 AIMS report downloads
1 Code list Displays all the coded lists in AIMS
2 Subject by Outcome Displays the Subjects (at the highest level) broken down by various coded outcomes. When running the report conditions include a date closed range. Further conditions could be added to specify which caseworker or a particular project if needed.
3 Address Labels CSV Produces a Comma Separated Values (CSV) file that can be used in MS Word to create address labels of any size. This report will only return details for people in the database not organisations. A condition has been added to the report but you will probably want to change this to make it more useful.

Importing reports

When you download a report you will receive a .dat file containing the report layout and the report itself. Once you have downloaded the report please see the instructions for Importing Reports in AIMS (PDF file requires Adobe Reader to view available free from the Adobe Website).

More information on creating and using reports can be found in the AIMS Help Guide which should have been installed with AIMS on your machine. A copy of the AIMS Help Guide is also available on the Help Guides and Documentation page of this site.


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