QlikView vs Qlik Sense Comparison

It's very fast to load data and the script it's simple so you can easly learn to do complex ETL. Also you have many options to build complex visualization dashboards.

It can be difficult for users to learn how to make complex functions. Also you have to invest a lot of time to build beatiful dashboard.

QlikView's unique in-memory, associative data engine makes it possible for an organization to gain insight quickly from vast amount of data. QlikView is trend setter in the business discovery space and a leader in the Gartner's magic quadrant for business discovery tools.

QlikView's visualization capabilities are not as strong as one offered by Tableau but Qlik Tech is addressing that with a new product -- Qlik Sense. It has yet to be seen how QlikView and Qlik Sense will work as a suite. Qlik Tech has yet to articulate their long-term vision for QlikView and Qlik Sense. Customers feel uncertainty due to lack of clarity.

After you spend some time with the product it begin to gain a lot of value for an organization. It also has a lot of customization options that are not currently offered in Qlik Sense.

This product requires a lot of SQL knowledge which can lead to high costs employing someone with a SQL background or using a consultant.

Everything. This is a well engineered and powerfully designed tool that dominates the ETL and BI Visualization space for those that need both aspects combined into one. A decade of fine tuning make this a great tool for your analytical and data management toolbox.

The only con here is the cannibalization factor in the release of Qlik Sense, a far better and more modern take on the same tool. The Sense platform is very similar, but more powerful and expandable, and is getting 99.9% of the development resources, making Qlik View static. So while a great tool and still has years of life left, if you are launching new I'd go with Qlik Sense instead.

triggers, On load, On open, etc. easy to manage load tasks using the QMC task tree.

User activity monitoring is a bit of a lack. unable to export a list of all currently licensed users. it's especially difficult if your using DOC licenses, you to go from app to app to see the licensed users for the particular app. also the UI getting a little old, the newer Qlik sense look much better. if you're considering moving to Qlikview from PowerBI or Tableau, Qlik sense will make more sense.

QlikView enables associations get more information from the data have, a particular term, and it gives you fast results

No form controlling is accessible and parameter records can be utilized for information associations. distinct absence of specialized assets when you are not managing deals and money related information Qlik Sense should update few functionalities

While this program takes some time to get used to, once you learn it, it’s a breeze. The ability to manipulate data to make it just as you want is a major plus. Many other programs restrict your ability to show your data in just the way that you want.

The price can be a bit much. They did listen and thus created Qlik Sense, but at the higher price point, you would expect this program to have the same features as its competitors, but alas, it is still lacking. Not too terribly much, but there are features that it really should have that it does not.

Excellent pixel perfect software (unlike Qlik Sense) allows you to create dashboards and advanced reports, the platform is complete and allows you to read data from multiple data sources, the tools provided are the classic tools of reporting software and allows you to customize to the maximum your needs.

Unlike Qlik Sense it is less optimized for data discovery but it is an excellent software able to create reports and also to populate (using data in memory) a kind of DWH or better internal Datamart containing the data loaded in the file. The license costs are not low and in some cases depending on the needs you need to analyze whether it is better to buy Sense or View.

Free and relatively easy to use on an overall scale.

Forces you to upsell to Qlikview, which is often cost-prohibitive

As an administrator it is far more easier to administer than QlikView as you can write scripts to assign licences.

Qlik Sense administration is more granular and therefore can be seen as complex compared to QlikVIew

Great integration with current web-based systems and the dual use license offers QlikView and QlikSense to seamlessly work together.

Limited customization on financial statements such as pivoting of dimensions in the pivot table and coloring certain lines in the pivot table.

Qlik Sense allows me to provide users with a library of BI objects (key indicators, trending charts, and other objects) based on a common data set. Users can choose to view simple dashboards or create complex analyses to support their own projects.

Some of the implementation and maintenance is still cumbersome, and I would prefer a greater capacity to centralize some areas of the published Qlik library in my organization.

Nice Design and beautiful objects. Made life easy for the developer. Mobile version is also a great advantage of Qlik Sense.

Qlikview and Qlik Sense are not a powerful tool for reporting unfortunately ! Also it needs more macros for better automation.