AG Grid

Dashboards shouldn't feel bolted on. With AG Studio, they look and work like the rest of your app. See it on PayPal data.

PayPal API data in, a drag-and-drop dashboard out. See the AG Studio config that joins invoices, customers and payments.

Questions about your payments data shouldn't wait for a report. Ask AG Studio, get the answer, then get the report.

Building for PayPal's AI Hackathon? AG Studio by AG Grid is your visualisation layer. See how we built a payments dashboard with it.

Two jobs booked for the same person on Tuesday. Nobody scheduled on Thursday. A specialist task sent to someone who doesn't have the skill. So the job gets redone, the customer waits, and someone spends Friday fixing next week's plan. That's what assigning work by hand looks like when the list gets long. Matching skills, checking who's free and spreading jobs across the week is easy to describe and slow to do, whether in a spreadsheet or in custom code. We asked for tasks that need a specific skill to be scheduled on different days. Each one went to someone with that skill, on a day they were free. How does your team assign work today: a spreadsheet, custom code, or one person who knows everyone's calendar? On Thursday, Mats Bryntse goes live with AG Grid to show what the scheduling engine handles underneath. Watch on demand. Free to join, recording for everyone who registers.

If your timeline and your grid show different data, keeping them in sync is usually the hard part. Move a job in one view and every other view has to follow. Miss one, and someone works from stale information. We dragged an unscheduled job from AG Grid onto Bryntum Scheduler Pro. It got an assignee and a time slot, and its pin appeared on the map. One drag, three views in sync: grid, schedule and map. How many views of the same data does your app keep in sync today? On Thursday, Mats Bryntse goes live with AG Grid to show how AG Grid and Bryntum work together. Watch on demand. Free to join, recording for everyone who registers.