Stop depending on a developer for every report.
Yurbi connects to the same SQL Server databases your legacy tool uses and gives end users self-service — no rebuild, no data migration, no developer per change request.
The specific problems with each tool
- Every report requires a developer — a shrinking talent pool
- No web self-service — static, developer-designed outputs only
- .rpt files — proprietary, locked-in, fragile when the developer leaves
- Desktop-era architecture — not built for multi-tenant SaaS embedding
- SSRS 2022 is Microsoft's final version — no future investment
- Report changes require SQL Server Data Tools and developer time
- No ad-hoc builder — every report is pre-built by IT
- Built for internal IT reporting — not for embedding in a product you sell
- Acquired by Logi Analytics, then absorbed into IntelliCheck — roadmap stalled
- Support quality has degraded since the acquisition
- Renewal pricing escalated without corresponding product investment
- Your embedded analytics vendor shouldn't be a question mark at renewal
Same databases. No rebuild. Modern BI.
How teams move from legacy to Yurbi
Connect to your existing database
Read-only connection to the same SQL Server your legacy tool was querying. No data migration, no schema changes.
Rebuild key reports in Yurbi
Recreate your most-used pre-built reports in Yurbi's no-code builder. Your team or ours handles the rebuild, then self-service opens for everything else.
Retire the legacy tool
Integrate into your product, set up branding, decommission the old tool. Modern web UI — no .rpt files, no SSDT, no developer per change.
See how Yurbi stacks up against your current tool
Feature-by-feature comparison including self-service, developer dependency, multi-tenant support, and total cost.
Full comparison →How Yurbi replaces SSRS — same SQL Server databases, no SSDT, no developer per report.
Full comparison →The acquisition story, what it means for your roadmap and support, and why teams are switching now.
Full comparison →Common questions
No. Yurbi connects to your existing application database read-only — the same SQL Server Crystal, SSRS, or Izenda was querying. The migration work is rebuilding your pre-designed reports in Yurbi's no-code builder and configuring the semantic layer. No data moves.
Yurbi doesn't import .rpt or .rdl files — the architectures are fundamentally different. Reports are rebuilt in Yurbi's no-code builder using the same underlying data. Simple reports take minutes to recreate; complex ones use Yurbi's stored procedure support. Our services team can handle the full migration.
Most migrations reach production in 4–8 weeks: database connection (1–2 days), semantic layer (1–5 days), report rebuild (1–3 weeks depending on report count), and embedding integration (1–3 days). Teams with fewer reports and well-documented schemas move faster. Full implementation guide →
The acquisition chain tells the story: Izenda → Logi Analytics → IntelliCheck. Each acquisition has historically meant reduced investment, slower support, and eventually end-of-life. Waiting means betting a new acquirer will invest in a niche embedded analytics product — a bet most teams aren't willing to make. Full Izenda comparison →
Yes. Yurbi supports stored procedures on SQL Server, MySQL, and PostgreSQL. This is particularly useful for complex logic previously handled in Crystal or SSRS via parameterized queries — the stored procedure handles the complexity, Yurbi handles the presentation and self-service layer.