Tableau Cloud Reviews and Ratings

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Tableau Cloud as a platform is being used to provide interactive, visual analytics. Development on the platform has aided in exploring/verifying and enabling in the creation of interactive dashboards to sharing insights in a fast and easy way. Reduced IT bottlenecks created by complex code requirements. Enabled business users to get meaningful and trusted answers quickly. The Tableau Platform has allowed our creators to connect to data (stored in platforms such as RedShift, Snowflake, Google Sheets), build dashboards that integrate business logic and provide interactive visuals using Tableau Desktop, and publish for end users to consume insights and further explore on the web with Tableau Cloud.

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We use Tableau Cloud to build Revenue dashboards.It is very user friendly and effective to use with wide range of KPIs and charts.Its customization in color pallates and other aspects helps a lot in building many user interactive dashboards.its ability to embed into other applications stands as top notch

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If you have to work with Live data in huge records then Tableau Cloud is the best fit.Many customised features like switching between charts via a toggle, supporting multiple charts and many more advanced features are available in Tableau Cloud.If you are looking for building dashboards with various user intuitive insights then Tableau Cloud can be a good fit

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It is the "one-stop shop" for all analytical questions and reporting. The scope covers all departments like finance, people & culture, sales, marketing, customer success, customer support, and development. We are tracking financial performance, sales pipeline development, customer health metrics to reduce churn, etc. Tableau Cloud serves as the single entry point for everyone with data questions, as all the reports, dashboards, and ad hoc analyses are published there.

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If you're using Tableau as the primary BI tool, then Tableau Cloud is well suited to publish and share the results with a wide(r) audience. It is well suited for various degrees of self-service proficiency, from pure consumers of analytical work to more advanced users who can use web editing for smaller or larger adjustments, and even for desktop power users who will publish their work to Tableau Cloud. It has many good ways to organize the content and make it easily accessible via search, favorites, folders, collections ("playlists for your data"), or history ("recents"). It might not be ideally suited if there are many on-prem sources to be used (even though there are options to connect them) or if you have very special requirements regarding custom server setup, which is limited in a shared cloud environment like Tableau Cloud.

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We use Tableau Cloud to report on various hiring and acquisition campaigns. Understanding how successful certain channels are versus others, what channels are more profitable and provide more return on investment than others. It also helps us identify problems that we can investigate and find out more. Since its cloud based it is also very easy to share and get information from.

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Its a great place to centralize those reports that go to leadership but still have it accessible for anyone to access. We've used Tableau for a long time within our organization, the ones that know how to create the reports in detail have always loved how it can portray the data, however it would either have to be exported, be shown in a meeting, or someone would need a license. Cloud based makes it so anyone in the organization can view the reports but those that can create them still have the control.

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Tableau allows my team and the entire company to visualize important KPIs that are key to reaching business goals.

I use Tableau every day to check performances and report them back to the different stakeholders in the company, as well as filling the forecast.

Tableau is great for visualizing time series and being able to compare YoY, QoQ, WoW or DoD, as well have having the chance to switch between rates and row numbers.

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I think Tableau is well suited when you have a dedicated ADI team that works on the dashboard and data visualization and they are able to deliver requested reports.

Tableau could not suit small companies where there's no ADI dedicated team or analyst and the marketers or product managers have to create their own dashboard, since the queries are not that easy.

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In my situation, we have a license that was purchased long ago and I need to change the email of this license, the only thing they answered was to contact the person who made the contract. The person who made the contract does not work in the company anymore. They don't answer if they are able to switch the email, they don't answer about what kind of license we have, or any other questions. I am extremely disappointed with the Customer Service.

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Creating a storyline, graphs and charts that are insightful.

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Tableau Online is our major method of delivering our product to our clients, integrating our data and analytics. For example, we utilize it to assist us in analyzing our quarterly, yearly, and long-term objectives and metrics. Because it doesn't require a team of engineers to construct a custom solution, it's the most important business problem it solves for our company.

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We just need to refresh our data once a day for our unique use case, which allows the complete online system to run on extracts. For us, this is critical because our daylight hours are spent focusing on new updates and implementations rather than worrying about excessive database traffic (which would be required with a direct connection to the online system). The process of importing extracts is straightforward and sturdy enough to handle massive amounts of data.

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Tableau Online is used in my organization to help share and present data in meaningful ways, particularly with dashboards that offer dynamic visuals, slicing and dicing of metrics, and of course exporting filtered data into Microsoft Excel. It is addressing the business problem of having lots of data, and a need to summarize, visualize, and share this data across the entire organization.

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Tableau Online is well suited for companies with large datasets and a need to drill down into that data, as well as summarize it in a convenient way, and to then share that data summary. It would be less appropriate for a company that does not make use of data.

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Tableau [Online] is being used across a big part of our organization, especially on the revenue and marketing side. Tableau has been integrated with our data warehouse as well as a variety of other data sources. It allows us to visualize big and complex datasets in a way that makes the data easy to understand for all users. The power of Tableau is to have dashboards and charts that help users understand the story behind the numbers, even when they are less familiar with the original dataset.

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Tableau [Online] is very strong for solid, standardized reporting among a variety of different dimensions. It's easy to understand and navigate for regular users. There is also a wide variety of charts and visualizations to chose from which makes it relatively easy to tell the story beyond the numbers. Tableau [Online] is less suited for ad-hoc reporting.

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We integrate our data and analytics through a Tableau Online interface, making it our primary delivery device of our product to our customers. We also use it internally for help in analyzing our scorecard metrics and to help us meet our quarterly, annual, and long-term goals. The biggest business problem it addresses for us is it allows us to deliver our product without having to hire a team of developers to build a custom solution to visualize our data and analytics.

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In our specific use case, we only require a once a day refresh of our data which allows the entire online system to operate off of extracts. That is very important as we use our daytime working hours to work on feature updates and implementation items rather than having to worry about any extra load on our database (which would be required with a direct connection to the online system). Importing the extracts is rather seamless and robust enough to handle large volumes of data.

Scenarios where Tableau Online would be less appropriate is where there is a high need to export and distribute data and reports. That functionality is rather limited in the online system.