eazyBI
Latvian ROLAP reporting tool, born as a Jira add-on, now also standalone BI for databases
Quick Overview
| Company | eazyBI SIA |
|---|---|
| Category | Business Intelligence |
| Headquarters | Jurmala, Latvia |
| Founded | 2011 |
| EU Presence | EU (Latvia) |
| Open Source | No |
| Pricing | Tiered by number of Jira users, for Cloud or Data Center deployment, billed monthly or annually; standalone eazyBI (non-Jira) pricing on request; exact figures not published outside the account signup flow |
| Free Option | 30-day free trial |
| Replaces | Jira's native reporting, Power BI, spreadsheet-based project reporting |
Detailed Review
eazyBI started as a reporting add-on for Jira and is now used far beyond it, but the Jira roots are still its strongest case: it builds a proper ROLAP cube over issues, sprints, worklogs and custom fields, so a question like "average cycle time by team and quarter" becomes a pivot instead of a JQL export massaged in a spreadsheet. Standalone eazyBI connects to databases and other sources for teams that want the same reporting engine outside Jira.
eazyBI SIA has operated from Jurmala, near Riga, since 2011 — among the longer track records in this category — and ships as a Cloud app on the Atlassian Marketplace or as a self-managed Data Center install, with pricing tiered by the number of Jira users under either model. That deployment choice matters for a regulated buyer who wants Jira-adjacent reporting without another vendor holding the data outside their own infrastructure.
The honest limits: eazyBI's interface still shows its plugin origins and is less polished than a purpose-built dashboard product like Cluvio or ClicData, exact prices are not published outside the signup flow for either the Jira app or the standalone product, and no cloud hosting region or security certification is stated on the public privacy policy. For a team whose real question is what Jira actually tells them, that is a smaller price than switching platforms.
What eazyBI does well
- Purpose-built OLAP reporting on top of Jira and Confluence data
- Standalone edition works against databases outside Jira too
- Self-managed Data Center option for teams that want the data in-house
- Latvian vendor with over a decade of track record
- 30-day free trial
Where eazyBI falls short
- Interface still shows its plugin origins
- No published hosting region or security certification
- Exact pricing not shown until you start the signup flow
- Narrower than a general BI platform outside Jira-adjacent use cases
Standout feature. A real OLAP cube built from Jira data: eazyBI is the only tool here that treats sprint and issue history as a proper analytics cube rather than an export.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Purpose-built OLAP reporting on top of Jira and Confluence data
- Standalone edition works against databases outside Jira too
- Self-managed Data Center option for teams that want the data in-house
- Latvian vendor with over a decade of track record
- 30-day free trial
Cons
- Interface still shows its plugin origins
- No published hosting region or security certification
- Exact pricing not shown until you start the signup flow
- Narrower than a general BI platform outside Jira-adjacent use cases
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is eazyBI?
eazyBI started as a reporting add-on for Jira and is now used far beyond it, but the Jira roots are still its strongest case: it builds a proper ROLAP cube over issues, sprints, worklogs and custom fields, so a question like "average cycle time by team and quarter" becomes a pivot instead of a JQL export massaged in a spreadsheet. Standalone eazyBI connects to databases and other sources for teams that want the same reporting engine outside Jira.
Where is eazyBI based?
eazyBI operates from Jurmala, Latvia, which places it under EU (Latvia).
What does eazyBI cost?
Tiered by number of Jira users, for Cloud or Data Center deployment, billed monthly or annually; standalone eazyBI (non-Jira) pricing on request; exact figures not published outside the account signup flow. 30-day free trial.
Who is eazyBI best for?
Teams already living in Jira who want real BI. A real OLAP cube built from Jira data: eazyBI is the only tool here that treats sprint and issue history as a proper analytics cube rather than an export.
What are the drawbacks of eazyBI?
Interface still shows its plugin origins. No published hosting region or security certification. Exact pricing not shown until you start the signup flow. Narrower than a general BI platform outside Jira-adjacent use cases.