Reports: what changed from OpCon Classic
This page maps OpCon Classic concepts to their OpCon Continuum equivalents. It is a conceptual mapping under review, and it deliberately does not compare the two products' platform or job-type breadth. Use it to translate what you already know — not as the basis for a migration plan. Confirm specifics with your Continuous contact.
What this solves
Twice a year somebody asks you to prove what ran, what it ran as, and who could have changed it. In OpCon Classic that came from a separate reporting service. In OpCon Continuum reporting is part of the platform: you choose an object, choose columns, filter and sort, then save the report and re-run it whenever the question comes back. Knowing which questions have a report behind them — and which do not yet — is the difference between a calm request and a scramble.
What you get. Where reporting lives now, what you can report on, how an export behaves, and the one question that has no report in this build.
Related topics
- Create and run reports (Administrator)
- Reports — the full catalog, columns, and filters
- Monitor operations: what changed from OpCon Classic
- Roles and permissions