Reporting & Business Intelligence

Hyperion

Hyperion is a web-based reporting tool used primarily for reporting from Banner and Famis.

Log In to Hyperion

Go to the Hyperion server: http://go.middlebury.edu/hyperion?prod, or easier yet, type go/hyperion?prod in the URL field of your browser.

Log in using your network username and password.

Hyperion Workspace

Hyperion EPM 11 is still used at Middlebury. Hyperion needs specific settings in order to run correctly. From now on, you will need to use Middlebury's Remote Desktop Services (RDS) environment to access Hyperion.

To learn about RDS, see go/rdshelp.

To access the RDS environment directly, use go/rds.

Supported Operating Systems and Web Browsers

• Macintosh OS is not supported for use with Hyperion.
• Internet Explorer is the recommended web browser. Version 11 is supported as of 9/14/2015.

How do I request access to Hyperion Reports?

In order to access Hyperion reports please contact the appropriate person below based on the types of reports you need:

• Budget: Chris West
• Advancement: Carol Grant
• Facilities Services: Tom Cutter
• Finance: Chris West
• Human Resources: Ellen Usilton
• Public Safety:Fawn Torrey
• Recruiting and Admissions BLSE:Elaine Lathrop
• Recruiting and Admissions LS: Kara Gennarelli
• Recruiting and Admissions OCS: Liz Ross
• Recruiting and Admissions UG: John Nordmeyer
• Student: Cindy Peet
• Student Financial Services: Alisa Cutter

Installing the Interactive Reporting Web Client

In order to run Hyperion Reports you will need to install the latest Interactive Reporting Web Client.

You can find the installation instructions here: Hyperion#Install_the_Interactive_Reporting_Web_Client

NOTE: If you are accessing Hyperion from anywhere other than ON CAMPUS, you MUST use a VPN client (Virtual Private Network) to create a secure connection. If you do not have a VPN client on your computer, please visit the VPN_Setup_on_Windows,_Mac_and_Linux page.

 

Additional Resources

• Toolbox for IT: Hyperion Forum
• Hyperion
• LIS Reporting & BI Blog