Tableau Reviews

high support, tools, ease of integration and great community

I have presented slowness with the tool and there are also other attractive options on the market, both in usefulness and price

Easy tool for visualization, easy integrations with database

It takes lot of time to view visuals that can large dataset

I like the possibility of all the features.

It is very slow and inaccurate at the most critical times. Really disappointing.

Easy to pull reports, good layout, report is easy to read.

At one point had some issues signing in and quite a long winded process to get support

I think Tableau is up there when it comes to data visualization. One is able to create complex data visuals as one wishes. Secondly, one is able to perform arithmetic on the data as you create the visuals. Tableau is the best platform for data analysts and the whole business community.

When creating visuals, Tableau chooses the type of chart to use according to the type of data you have. For instance, one is not able to create a line chart unless data involving dates is used. This can be really annoying.

It's can be integrated with any database to provide useful insights.

Do nut chart not available like powerbi. Hard to connect with power app data.

A lot of customizations for data visualization

It can be slow to load and no company ive worked with seems to optimize dashboards

Easy to use and intuitive, making it accessible for beginners. It also offers fast connectivity and quick response times when working with databases.

Tableau has seen a decline in popularity compared to Power BI. While it remains a robust and capable software, its higher cost makes it less competitive.

It is a great tool for visualization and data analysis.

I haven't noticed anything wrong with it for now.

Its outstanding visualization capabilities, has appealed to me the most. The quality of my data visualization activity on Tableau is far superior to what I have gotten from substitute business intelligence or analytics tools.
Tableau's infusion of generative AI into my data visualization and analysis experience, enables me to integrate predictive modeling into my Tableau workflow, thereby improving the quality of insights I generate from my data.

Tableau comes with a steep learning curve and it is simply not for early stage data professionals. To learn to use Tableau effectively, a user must have had experience using lesser visualization platforms in the past.

Processing power, easy to use, user friendly, good number of chart templates

Can’t pre-process the data as much as i would wish. Have to buy another software - Tableau Prep.

Ability to customize what information and data that can be used.

Users need training to be able to use the tool efficiently.

Visualisation and ease of automized dashboard creation. It was simple to connect it to other tools and it connected and consolidated everything in one place.

The inputs had to be very exact in order for the outputs to be correct. Sometimes this made consolidation challenging. Uniformity was required across all inputs and sources.

The way you can display the important information you need and being able to create multiple dashboards. Along with the fact you can easily see the breakdown of the KPI's and compare it.

The time it takes to update the information generated. In most cases it took 2 full days to get the most recent information on the KPI's

Tableau is a very easy tool for the use of the creation of Dashborad for data visualization with different connectors,with the drag and drop option & with various functions it makes the job simpler

We are currently getting data for Tableau Online from DB via a Flow created in Tableau Online, if the flow fails we are not seeing exact error message why the flow is failed it just says Failed an Error occured, it will be good to have the exact error message displayed

Tableau has great functionality. 'Everything under one roof' I find myself enjoying Tableau each and every time i use it my work has become easier and I feel like my dashboards look crisp and professional.

Tableau desktop requires to be paid for and to be honest it's quite expensive. I'd recommend it to companies and not individuals unless you can afford it for personal use.

The fact that Tableau supports practically all connectors, including Teradata, Bigquery, Salesforce, SAP, Snowflake, and others, is one of its finest features. Furthermore, it can produce and support a wide variety of chart kinds, such as pie, donut, map, and Sankey charts. I am capable of creating engrossing dashboards that tell tales to inspire my audience.

Tableau can be costly for individual users or small enterprises due to the high licensing prices associated with Tableau Desktop.

One of the best data visualization software out there. It can collect data from a variety of sources, and then create beautiful reports and dashboards out of it. Almost every data person I know swears by Tableau for its feature depth and functionality.

Learning curve can be steep for advanced functionality. Since tableau has existed for a long time, the UI hasn't improved very much.