NetView: replacing legacy reporting with Dotnet Report

The Situation

NetView had been using a legacy reporting tool inside their SaaS platform. End users complained that it was clunky and slow. Building new reports required developer involvement. The team needed a self-service-first replacement that would slot into their existing .NET stack.

Why Dotnet Report Won

• Modern self-service designer. End users build their own reports in a drag-and-drop UI — no developer needed.
• White-label. The reporting UI looks like NetView's product. No third-party branding.
• Same .NET stack. No new infrastructure. NuGet package, two endpoints, done.
• Multi-tenant out of the box. Each NetView customer is isolated automatically.
• Migration path. Most legacy reports rebuilt in days, not months.

Results

• End-user satisfaction with reporting jumped notably after the cutover.
• Developer time spent on report tickets dropped to near zero.
• Customers started building their own dashboards — a feature NetView couldn't offer before.
• Multi-tenant isolation eliminated a class of "I see another customer's data" bugs.