Qlik Sense Reviews

Self service. Users can easily build their own dashboard on top of governed measures and dimensions.

The platform is open, so you can integrate insights into your own applications.

The adoption in the market shifts more towards PowerBI.

It gathers data from every and all customer systems, and combines it into a single platform, where users can gain insights across multiple source systems.

Flexibility -ability to deliver at scale

Can be difficult to make specific unique customisation to visualisations natively without building/getting an extension.

Enabling users to make data driven decisions through self service. Given the users to make these decisions with ease and democratising data for the entire business to use.

We are using Qlik Sense enterprise about four years at now. Its a complete data an BI solution. Its ease to implement ETL pipelines and tasks orchestrate it.

Its easy to desing the dashboards and has a rapid learnig curve to users.

I guess the licensing methods and prices to small companies difficult the wide use in some cases.

It makes it possible to consolidate indicators from different sources within the same analysis environment.

Excellent ETL capability, strong front end, extensive array of extension objects to support further needs

Nothing in particular, excellent all-round tool.

Automation of manually created reports. Data analystics

Easy and powerfull tool to deploy complex data models when you have multiple data sources and you have to consolidate and integrate in a single data model and get insights.

Qlik Sense is a very suitable analytics platform for SMB companies who have several business units or many different data sources and they have needs to consolidate information and getting quick insights. The associative model lets you to join heterogenous data tables and simplifies data modeling.

Rigid pricing, it's too expensive to scale to hundred-thousands users, when only they have need to report or basic consume. It would be great to have a lowest license to massively report.

Lack of out-of-the-box advanced analytics. In September release seems to be included some basic as a cluster, but still miss some common machine learning methods like regression trees would be available in script.

We miss governance capabilites: business glossary, data governance profiles for users, metadata management, master data, quality tools

Qlik Sense is the best choice when you have to consolidate various data sources with significative volumes. I think Qlik Sense is useful for directives, intermediate managers and business analysts.

With Qlik Sense deployment, we solve problems we had with our datawarehouse based in OLAP and MS Integration Services ETLs:

- Reduce long reload times. We couldn't get daily data refresh until we deploy Qlik Sense.

- Reduce development times. Every evolutive (including new measures and dimensiones) meant a really painfull task, because the complexity of the architecture: business logic distributed across the different tools of the MS Stack (views in SQL Server, projects Integration Services in Visual Studio, MDX, etc.) versus the simplicity of the Qlik Load Script.

- Reduce maintenance. We have reduces significatively the number of issues, and achieve a better performance.

Ease of use and high capacity for processing, manipulating, and transforming data.

There should be a differentiated incentive policy for students.

The Qlik Sense Platform is the best cost-benefit ratio on the market, bringing together many tools for data collection, data processing, data storage, data visualization, and data governance processes.

Qlik has a universe of solutions that will serve an end-to-end company.

I'm using Qlik Sense to analyze data originating from a call center, analyzing our customer satisfaction.

I realized that we gained a lot of time in analysis and decision-making, reducing the time to correct possible operational errors.

I like how easy it is to use for first time users and how you can become a master of it with some time of deepening your knowledge of it.

The learning curve may be too much for some people, after that first "easy" introduction.

The creation of Dashboards and sometimes

Out of all of the Bi solutions I have tried and used, I find it the best BI platform available.

Very little, few missing features, but improving every time.

This is a complete BI plateform with a growing EVo-system of addtional tools

Data Management,

True Analytics,

Removing Excel.

Workflows

User engagment

It's power to process large amounts of data and be able to drive insights, all in the same place

Qlik has improved a lot and added a lot of new development modules this past few years. I would like to have more access to train with this new features

Company's main reporting tool across all departments and powerfull analytics for decision making

Qlik is user-friendly in the sense that most functions are drag and drop. Personally, I had limited experience with the product but since moving to using Qlik I doubt there will be any different program I'll use.

There isn't much to dislike in my experience so far, I think that the only small thing I might suggest is for a quick way to see the source data more clearly but again this is splitting hairs nothing that breaks the experience or usability of Qlik.

Qlik has a diverse community, and they are constantly posting online to not only ask questions but answer them. The representatives of Qlik are all quick to reply and there are minimal wait times.