Excellent support so far. We have been using FastReport VCL for more than a decade in different BDS and RAD Studio versions. The customer support was excellent so far. Now we have a few issues regarding the Excel export formats and we hope that after the recent renewal we will be able to resolve these.

We have been using FastReport for many… We have been using FastReport for many years. Primarily in the FMX environment for some time. Unfortunately, we have to note that hardly any new development takes place here. The components are regularly updated to new Delphi versions. But really new features were hardly developed in the last years. We have the feeling that this product area is strongly neglected!

Fast Report NET I use Fast Report for NET and I use it with Data Transfer Object. Nice report tools especially the inherits report, so we can have standard header or footer report and if we change the standard just change the base report.

Excellent Reporting Tool for Delphi Excellent all-in-one reporting tool for Delphi – it just works. From zero to having a report in short time, and data aware as well. You can even deploy report files after the fact, no need to re-compile for each report change. Happily works with SQL Server too which is great for me. I've used the report in various projects, all with solid results. I've been using it since 2014 and continue to do so. Fast Reports definitely ranks as one of the most dependable Delphi third-party components out there, I won't look any further for a reporting tool. It is regularly updated, providing confidence in the investment and the future maintainability of the product.

Much better than our old report writer We had used the default report writer that came with Delphi many years ago, and it was slow, clunky, and bulky. Moving to FastReport, even though we had to pay for that, was a great move. Much better integration with our code, all compiled right into the exe so there were no deployment issues, and a quite nice integrated designer. We never came across a reporting need which it couldn't handle.