Overview
Sisence helps businesses apply analytics in business workflows and new analytics products efficiently. Its customers are breaking all analytics adoption barriers through the AI-driven Sisense cloud platform, which includes intelligence at the proper place and right time.
The Sisense data and analytics platform makes it easy for you to mashup data across the data landscape and converts it into actionable analytics applications that you can embed anywhere.
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Features
- Collaboration Tools
- Data Cleansing
- Data Visualization
- High Volume Processing
- Predictive Analytics
- Data Blending
- Data Discovery
- Data Warehousing
- No-Code
- Advanced analytics
- Data filtering
- Data mash-ups
- Data visualizations
- Drag-and-drop user interface
- Interactive visualizations
- Web portal integration
Specifications
- Deployment: Cloud Based, Web Based, SaaS Based, Installed - Windows, iPhone / iPad, Android
Training
- Live Online
- Webinars
- Documentation
Sisence Users
Available Support
Language Support
- English
Company Details
Company Name: Sisense
Headquarter: United States
Full Address:
Reviews
Sisense is easy to install and setup. It easy to use, both on the data modelling and dashboard design aspects. It makes it the perfect tool to quickly set up added value dashboards and begin your shift towards understanding your data. Sisense is also easy to embed and therefore makes it easy to provide our users with self-service analytics. Sisense’s customer success team is great and will make sure you quickly see the value of their product through a customized onboarding process.
Sisense is fast to visualize. In most companies, it is typical do a month-over-month revenue comparison (or just period vs. another period). Sisense makes it very easy to visualize that. It helps with decisioning. Sisense is also very quick to get started. Developers and non-developers can use it equally easily.
We really liked the fact that sisense is a “full-stack” BI tool so we could keep a separate reporting data store without having to pay extra fees for SQL licensing. We have a LOT of data since we work in healthcare, and paying SQL licensing fees to store an extra set of data would essentially double our reporting costs. There are many plugins available that you can use in combination to build a very flexible system.
As with any product that is aggressively growing its suite of components, platforms, and overall degree of usefulness, some new offerings need corrections before achieving full implementation in certain environments. E.g. it is a little frustrating to see an awesome new capability (like BloX), but have to wait for it to be fixed for Linux, but that will hopefully be resolved soon.
