Interject Documentation > Using INTERJECT
Estimated reading time: 2 minutesOverview
This section is for users working with reports and applications created by others. You will run through the basic navigation and control methods most helpful for working efficiently. Please note that every report may be different and may have it’s own documentation in the Report Library. See the Report Library Basics page for further details.
Installing Interject
When installing Interject, there are two methods we can follow.
Option 1: Installing from the Portal Management Website using a ClickOnce installer for Windows™.
Option 2: Installing with an Enterprise level MSI installer.
Logging In
Logging in is simple and fast! Once logged in we can begin exploring the Report Library detailed in the following pages.
Report Library Basics
The Report Library is a way to share reports with other users on your team. Reports are uploaded to the library and can be accessed from any computer using the INTERJECT app in Excel. The features in INTERJECT go beyond a Sharepoint or Shared Network Folder. Files can also be versioned, so reverting to a working report is simple.
Real-World Walkthroughs
From simple PL charts for accountants to trend reports for CEO’s and CFO’s, there are a variety of processes we may encounter. In these labs, you will look at three Real-World scenarios that explain how to use INTERJECT. Keep in mind, these are simple examples of tasks that may be more complicated in other situations.
- Customer Aging : This lab is a basic Customer Aging demo for tracking multiple customer invoices.
- Inventory Report : This lab is a basic example for tracking product quantities in and out of inventory.
- Financial Report : This lab is for controllers/accountants working with financial data and spreadsheets.
These topics will help you learn how to use INTERJECT
Installing INTERJECT
Logging In
Before Using INTERJECT, Here’s How to Login
Adding a User
Report Library Basics
How to open report files and related documentation