Effective, Nov. 1, 2022, Information Technology Services (ITS) will decommission the MyReports reporting tool. As of that date, DataInsights will serve as the new enterprise reporting and dashboard repository for the University. Although reports will no longer be available in MyReports as of Nov. 1, they will be converted and accessible in the new DataInsights environment.
Users can begin preparing for this transition by logging in to Answers and going to the DataInsights at Syracuse University page, which features a link to the DataInsights environment, as well as some FAQ and a high-level navigational training provided by ITS. Individual departments will also deliver communication and training this summer regarding specific dashboards and reports as the transition nears.
ITS encourages users to begin or continue exploring DataInsights to ensure a smooth transition over the next few months. There will be live training sessions scheduled throughout the summer for end-users to learn more and ask questions.
If you have questions about a specific MyReports report, please contact the department that owns that data/report. If you are not sure or have general questions, please email DIHelp@syr.edu.
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