The FastReport product line for creating, storing, and transmitting documents has been expanded with a new development. Since May 2025, it includes products such as Cloud, Corporate Server, and Publisher. In this article, we will take a detailed look at how these services help address different user needs so that you can choose the solution that best fits your requirements.
A plain-language explanation of the key restrictions in the FastReport license agreement, along with an invitation to discuss custom usage and partnership opportunities.
FP3 files are reports created with the popular report generation tool, FastReport. However, to open and view such files, a special program is required — FastReport Viewer.
In recent years, cloud technologies have become an integral part of business. Companies of various sizes and industries are increasingly turning to cloud services to enhance the efficiency, flexibility, and security of their operations. In this article, we will explore the main cloud services, their benefits, and their impact on business.
FP3 is a format for ready-made reports generated using FastReport report generators, integrated into various business applications. A file in this format can be generated by different programs, such as CRM or ERP. To easily convert it to any preferred format, use the FastConverter .FP3.
Currently, XML and JSON formats have emerged as the primary standards for data storage and information exchange between computer systems. At the request of users, classes for handling XML and JSON have been added to FastScript. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at how to work with these classes, explore their properties and methods, and also create reports from code using scripts.
FastReport isn’t just about report components—it has a lot more to offer! In particular, there are several components that you can use in your applications just like the other Delphi components, and we’re always adding more to the library. In this article, we’ll check out one of these: TfrShellTreeView.
RFID tags are a modern way to ID products, quickly replacing barcodes. What makes RFID tags different is they use radio signals. This lets you scan large quantities of items fast, saving a bunch of time. RFID tags are also used to identify employees within companies. In this article, we'll check out how RFID tags work with the new TfrxDeviceCommand object in FastReport VCL.