SOFTWARE ARCHITECTURE

Reporting Component Diagram

This component diagram organizes a reporting platform around report requests, data access and delivery. A reporting portal, scheduled jobs and a report catalog call the report API. The API delegates query construction to a query builder, which reads data through a warehouse adapter. A renderer then creates the report and sends it to export or email delivery components. This is a useful design-level view because it separates user access, data retrieval and output formatting. It does not prescribe a query language or file format. Add authorization, caching, a data catalog or asynchronous job queue when they are actual responsibilities in the reporting system.

UPDATED 2026-09-24
EXAMPLEReporting Component Diagram
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CASE ANALYSIS

Scenario

Reporting platform design

Key decisions

  • Multiple request sources: Supports interactive and scheduled reports.
  • Data access boundary: Isolates warehouse access behind an adapter.
  • Delivery choices: Separates rendering from export and email delivery.

When to reuse this

Use this diagram to explain the main component responsibilities in a reporting platform.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Why use a warehouse adapter?01
It keeps report logic independent from the connection details of the underlying data warehouse.
What does the report renderer own?02
It turns queried data into a report format and hands it to delivery components.
Can scheduled and interactive reports share an API?03
Yes. They can be different entry points that invoke the same reporting workflow.
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