Dundas Chart for .NET Demos
If you want to see working examples of what Dundas Chart for .NET can do, then we encourage you to view some of our online demos below. If there is certain functionality you are looking for and cannot find in the demos, then we encourage you to contact one of our account executives, who are happy to point you in the right direction. Just call us at 416-467-5100 / 800-463-1492, and we will be happy to help.
Dundas Chart for .NET - Personal Finance Demo
The Dundas personal finance demo uses Dundas Chart for .NET to create a dynamic dashboard that can interactively track savings/expenditures, view credit status, calculate mortgage payments and more.go to the Demo »
Dundas Chart for .NET - WWII Timeline Demo
This demo is yet another example of the incredible versatility of Dundas Chart for .NET. Making use of several advanced features, this demo dynamically generates a visual timeline of the events during WWII, broken down by year, with event filters for easier interpretation by end users.go to the Demo »
Dundas Chart for .NET - Pharmaceutical Dashboard
This fictitious dashboard makes use of the new Rose Chart type (new to version 6.0) to display drug efficacy data. Population distribution data is also shown using drag selection for greater drill down and data analysis and much more. go to the Demo »
Dundas Chart for .NET - Electrical Grid Dashboard
This dashboard visualizes critical real-time data from an Illinois power company. Various regions or cities display potential (and average) power capacity, with a demand threshold timed throughout the day. Note the warnings of blackouts and the restoration of power! go to the Demo »
Dundas Chart for .NET - Sales and Marketing Dashboard
This dashboard features series selection functionality (through the use of custom JavaScript) in addition to AJAX-powered updates triggered by user actions. Users can cycle through the data and examine varying levels of detail. go to the Demo »
Stock Market Demo
This new Dundas Chart for .NET Interactive Stock Market Demo shows off some fantastic features of Dundas Chart in the context of a stock chart/stock portfolio application. It includes many new version 5.5 features such as AJAX implementation, zooming and scrolling, interactive toolbars, real-time charting, interactive legends and much more.
Click here for the Interactive Stock Demo
Marketing Dashboard Demo
Dundas Chart and Dundas Gauge for .NET are perfectly suited for creating advanced, customizable digital dashboard applications. To demonstrate this ability, we have created a web-based Marketing Executive Dashboard. With several charts and gauges working together, this dashboard demonstrates some of the key features of both products, and how they can create vivid web-based user experiences to better visualize corporate data.
Click here for the Interactive Marketing Dashboard Demo
Dundas OLAP Services
This online demo showcases Dundas OLAP Services for ASP.NET and its advanced feature set. Instantly get started working with the sample data included in the demo and explore the simple-to-use drag and drop interface and other powerful features. We also have created a Interactive Demo Guide to give you more detailed information on the interface and functionality within the demo.
Click here for the Dundas OLAP Services Web Demo
Sales Demo
The latest Dundas Chart for .NET Interactive demo features a web-based Sales Analysis application using sales figures from the Northwind database. It uses some of Dundas Chart for .NET's advanced features to present the data in a clear and easily analyzed manner. With multiple levels of data drill down, a variety of comparative charts, and use of image maps and much more, it is sure to impress.
Click here for the Interactive Sales Demo
Airline Executive Management Dashboard
Showcasing Dundas Chart, Map and Gauge for ASP.NET, this digital dashboard demo shows fictional data for an Airline Executive Digital Dashboard. Summary, operations, finance as well as sales data are displayed..
go to the Executive Management Dashboard Demo »Note: Companies and data used in these demos are fictitious.