Logi Analytics Reviews

Versatility. The Business Intelligence tools are good, not as shiny as Tableau, but flexible, solid, and relatively easy to use. Logi shines as development platform to create a complete website or application. We use it multiple ways including a public-facing website hosted completely in Logi and IIS, and multiple private sites for data submission, review, and management.

There are a few things I would change about the graphics. I want more options to put text labels with values to reduce reliance on legends. There are also minor challenges with seamless detection of mobile device detection.

Tremendous flexibility and control of the "user-experience" for the solution that you develop with Logi. Can access data from a huge variety of datasources, both traditional and emerging big data and cloud. Visual development interface which creates underlying text-based code, which allows easy manipulation both for development as well as 'mass-change' editing. Text-based code is small in size and easy to distribute to remote sites for a distributed solution if required. Obfuscation of the code protects your intellectual property in the case of a commercial deployment. Developer-grade debugging capabilities greatly assist in isolating issues for quick remediation.

Logi offers a broad range of solutions, and sometimes it can be confusing to know if new features/capabilities are available for your use under your current licenses.

Logi Composer is fast to use, and really allows you to explore the data and experiment. I like how rapidly you can play and drill down. It's aesthetically pleasant.

Logi Info is an XML-based web app development tool. It's not a BI tool, it's not for BI people, and is fundamentally a product for web developers that lets them write clunky web apps with some BI widgets. However, if that's what you're going to use it for, why not use Visual Studio instead and find some useful nuget packages for visualisation? Logi Info Studio is barely visual, and most any complex thing you want to do ends up having to be a JavaScript/CSS solution.

The Logi Info platform allows for quick time to market. My team can create a brand new report in a matter of days where other solutions would take weeks. Logi Info places nicely with 3rd party frameworks and libraries.

The investment in the Info platform seems to be declining. There used to be new features on a regular basis, but now the product is pretty stagnant.

Embeddable - Logi Studio expedites development. Most basic reports can be written in minutes and published via drag and drop in seconds. Customer Support - Logi respond to all questions and problems I encounter in a timely manner, in fact they often go beyond what I expect and provide. These are dealt with at the Technical Account Manager level without having to open a case number.

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Cohesive experience, branding and customizable

Steep Learning curve to implement the product

The drag and drop functionality of elements

Not much available documentation available on the web

Our dashboards are able to provide vital information to our clients to make a positive impact on our rural communities.

Need ability to have a logi element create a temp table that I can query using sql data layer for multiple panel views.

Logi Info makes creating reports that are easily digestible by end users quick and efficient.

PDF report output is often difficult to generate the way I want.

Flexibility and power to make just about anything

Som tedious details makes devolopment cumbersome

It can do anything you want it to do with ones data as long as you don't mind the development costs.

Complicated relationships with data sources that make it very expensive to maintain and support gave up on us when we needed them the most.

The software is very flexible and allows customizations.

Not a large user base for people to assist with app code

The ability to develop quality web application in a very short period of time.

Nothing at the moment that would make me not use the product

The support team bends over backward to make sure my products work as designed.

It takes a while to learn everything.

Brings users functionality they need with minimal impact on our development team.

Some updates have broken previously saved dashboards and reports, requiring us to rebuild or write extra scripts to fix.

I love the support we receive first and fore most. It’s a lot easier to use and customize than products I’ve used in the past.

There a few features we would like to have added to info but are now being sold separately.

How it integrates into our application.

The complexity of the product and all it can do.

Easy to use Easy to customize Customers love it

Self service module to be made more easier

Very easy to develop new reports, good scalability

.css gives me issues, I'm not a previous web developer

Ease of developing and deployment to 10000 users with fantastic ui.

None that I can find. Every thing I learned is useful and effective.

ease of use. Great for users. For non programmers, allows them to see data charts.

Hard to control elements if not cookie cutter

I have 4 years of experience using the tool. Used to love it when they had good support. But, they have changed support models. They used to help you over the phone. Now that love is gone. If you need a hint or tip, you will need to submit a ticket, wait 8 hours, and get a response by mail. Normally, that response will only open up another problem, so you'll need to wait again for another email response.

I do not like their new support model. You cannot develop fast enough to make it worth it. You just spend your weeks, waiting in a queue for an answer to be partially answered via email. I am very frustrated with this software at the moment!

I like the visualization of reports as it appears as developed

The Performance of the business views are poor

Easy to develop interactive Create dashboards quickly

Data hub does not work as expected and performance is bad

Must have features and new things in 12.7

Customer success wasn’t as visual during the q and a session