Qlik Sense

Empowers self-service BI, allowing users to create their own dashboards and analyze data easily.

Strong ETL capabilities, making it efficient to gather and process data for insights.

Intuitive interface for both developers and end-users, leading to quick adoption and usage.

Offers extensive array of extension objects to enhance functionalities.

High data processing capacity, enabling quick insights for decision-making.

Supports integration with various technologies and software, catering to diverse use cases.

The platform's modernity simplifies data analytics for different business teams.

Interactive features like drill-down options enhance data exploration and visualization.

Powerful associative engine for gaining insights and handling large datasets efficiently.

Complexity in customization and design of charts, especially limitations in specific visualization features.

Limited governance capabilities, making it challenging to enforce standards on visualizations.

Steep learning curve for some users, particularly for mastering advanced features and functions.

Issues with mobile/tablet app performance compared to competitors, affecting user experience.

Restrictive pricing model, especially for small companies, limiting scalability.

Lack of out-of-the-box advanced analytics features, requiring manual implementation for some methods.

Challenges in source data visibility and layout customization for clear data representation.

Discontinuation of the free version and potential impact on understanding and adoption.

Maintenance complexity for on-premise solutions and integration issues with reporting tools.