ILAP Analytics turns ILAP schedule files — each a single point in time — into a history you can compare, periodize and report on. This section explains what the product does and the ideas it rests on, before any of the configuration or day-to-day sections. It is written for anyone meeting ILAP Analytics for the first time: planners, schedulers, administrators, and anyone evaluating whether it fits.
What this section covers
- The ILAP ISO standard the product builds on — what it defines, what it is for, and where it stops.
- What ILAP Analytics adds on top of that standard, and why an organisation would want it: following the same schedule as it changes rather than looking at one snapshot at a time.
- The core workflow, end to end — setting up fields, creating schedule types, creating report schedules, posting schedules into them, and maintaining them as the work progresses.
Where to go next
Once these concepts are familiar, Configuring ILAP Analytics covers how to set each of them up, and Using ILAP Analytics covers getting the data back out again for reporting and integration.
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