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$1395.00/year
11th of April
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View all reviews| Total integrations | 10 |
| Google AdWords |
| Google Analytics |
| Mailchimp |
| Marketo |
| Microsoft Excel |
| Optimizely |
| Salesforce Sales Cloud |
| Zendesk |
| Stripe |
| Xero |
| QuickBooks |
| HubSpot CRM |
| HubSpot Marketing |
| Dropbox |
| QuickBooks Online |
| Slack |
| Shopify |
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| Total integrations |
| Google AdWords |
| Google Analytics |
| Mailchimp |
| Marketo |
| Microsoft Excel |
| Optimizely |
| Salesforce Sales Cloud |
| Zendesk |
| Stripe |
| Xero |
| QuickBooks |
| HubSpot CRM |
| HubSpot Marketing |
| Dropbox |
| QuickBooks Online |
| Slack |
| Shopify |
No information available
| Total integrations |
| Google AdWords |
| Google Analytics |
| Mailchimp |
| Marketo |
| Microsoft Excel |
| Optimizely |
| Salesforce Sales Cloud |
| Zendesk |
| Stripe |
| Xero |
| QuickBooks |
| HubSpot CRM |
| HubSpot Marketing |
| Dropbox |
| QuickBooks Online |
| Slack |
| Shopify |
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Pros
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.
Cons
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.
Rating breakdown
Time used: 2+ years
Likelihood to recommend
Recommendations to others considering QlikView
Analyze the business need for adopting a business intelligence tool. If you have need to analyze vast amount of data quickly from various sources, QlikView may be a good fit. But if you are looking for a tool to produce standard reports, it may not be the best choice.
Pros
It also has a lot of customization options that are not currently offered in Qlik Sense.
Cons
This product requires a lot of SQL knowledge which can lead to high costs employing someone with a SQL background or using a consultant.
Rating breakdown
Time used: 1-2 years
Frequency of use: Weekly
Likelihood to recommend
Remembering that this is a platform, not just a BI tool, there is some back-office IT work required to implement, launch and maintain the software. Once up and running (which was very cost effective to outsource) the maintenance costs were minimal and we never had any problems.
Pros
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.
Cons
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.
Rating breakdown
Time used: 2+ years
Frequency of use: Daily
Likelihood to recommend
We had decided to switch to the much-cheaper Qlik Sense but still occasionally use QlikView for the customers we already had in the system.
Pros
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.
Cons
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.
Rating breakdown
Time used: 1-2 years
Frequency of use: Daily
Likelihood to recommend
Pros
QlikView enables associations get more information from the data have, a particular term, and it gives you fast results
Cons
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
Rating breakdown
Time used: 1-2 years
Frequency of use: Daily
Integration data and reporting with pixel perfect results.
Pros
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.
Cons
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.
Rating breakdown
Time used: Less than 6 months
Frequency of use: Weekly
Likelihood to recommend
Pros
Free and relatively easy to use on an overall scale.
Cons
Forces you to upsell to Qlikview, which is often cost-prohibitive
Rating breakdown
Time used: Less than 6 months
Frequency of use: Weekly
Likelihood to recommend
We still use QlikView for most of our BI projects because the centralized model has merit.
Pros
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.
Cons
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.
Rating breakdown
Time used: 2+ years
Frequency of use: Weekly
Likelihood to recommend
NA
Pros
As an administrator it is far more easier to administer than QlikView as you can write scripts to assign licences.
Cons
Qlik Sense administration is more granular and therefore can be seen as complex compared to QlikVIew
Rating breakdown
Time used: Less than 6 months
Frequency of use: Daily
Likelihood to recommend
Pros
Nice Design and beautiful objects. Made life easy for the developer. Mobile version is also a great advantage of Qlik Sense.
Cons
Qlikview and Qlik Sense are not a powerful tool for reporting unfortunately !
Rating breakdown
Time used: 6-12 months
Frequency of use: Weekly
Likelihood to recommend
It is easy to use but with limited/different functionality compared to Qlikview. Still under the hood is the same great engine with ability to process large amounts of data with great speed.
Pros
Nice visualizations. You can do ETL in the load script. You can use the Desktop version for free.
Cons
Less customizable compared to Qlikview.
Rating breakdown
Time used: Less than 6 months
Frequency of use: Weekly
Likelihood to recommend
Recommendations to others considering Qlik Sense
Not everything that is possible in Qlikview can be done in Qlik Sense. This is a different tool, not a replacement. Have a look at both and decide which better suits you. Both have free desktop versions.
Qlik is a leader in guided and self-service analytics tools.
Pros
The best of class business discovery software in the market. It's ability to handle large volume of data APIs that can extend its capabilities
Cons
Qlik Sense still lacks some functionalities and features that are so useful in QlikView. For example, Alternate States and AND-mode.
Rating breakdown
Time used: 2+ years
Frequency of use: Daily
Likelihood to recommend
Though it really has its place in the market for simpler deployments, do take care when planning bigger or complex deployments as the servicability of such a deployment is difficult and tricky (but doable).
Pros
-Qlik code is easy, Qlikview-code is easy reusable -InMemory works!
Cons
-Visualisation not on par with 'the other big-ones'. No proper customisation, and a lot of basic visualisations are not available (Band chart, Radar chart, Combi-plot). -No analitics/statistiscs toolkit. -Presenting data/apps takes forever in a citrix-environment. -Developing a set of dashboards/apps in Sense feels clumsy and messy. There is no hierarchy, keeping track of sequential apps.(Extract/Translate/Presentation) is quite a thing. Think debugging... -No check-in/check-out tooling, no folderstructures for unpublished apps but a cluttered personal workspace so a lot of discipline and creative thinking is needed. -Building a corporate environment in Sense feels actually quite 'dirty'.
Rating breakdown
Time used: 2+ years
Frequency of use: Daily
Likelihood to recommend
Pros
Visually much more slick that Qlikview, and the screen layout is much more dynamic and intelligent.
Cons
Ironically the intelligent layout system that I like so much does limit the amount of visualisations that can fit on a particular screen.
Rating breakdown
Time used: Less than 6 months
Frequency of use: Monthly
Likelihood to recommend
At the beginning QlikView and now their new product QlikSense as well.
Pros
Easy to use. Personal Edition is free - it's good for evaluating and testing product for different areas (even for personal needs like getting overview about physical activities or personal finance etc.)
Cons
Some powerful functions are missing comparing with QlikView but fortunately the product develops so quickly that I'm not worrying about that quite much :-).
Rating breakdown
Time used: Less than 6 months
Frequency of use: Daily
Likelihood to recommend
Recommendations to others considering Qlik Sense
At least try and evualate it yourself :-)
Pros
The product is very easy to use and can be learned quickly and efficiently by all levels of users.
Cons
The implementation process took longer than we expected and it still has some improvements that are needed to make it equivalent to the functionality of QlikView.
Rating breakdown
Time used: 2+ years
Frequency of use: Daily
Likelihood to recommend
As long time QlikView users, it made sense to try the new cloud based QlikSense product offering.
Pros
Easy for our end users to quickly analyze what matters to them.
Cons
Data set-up needs to be organized in advance.
Rating breakdown
Time used: Less than 6 months
Frequency of use: Weekly
Likelihood to recommend
The price isn’t bad for this program, however, it’s not quite as feature-rich as it’s competitors. It’s very user-friendly and has a ton of support online, which many of its competitors do not, so there’s that.
Pros
As we have used and very much liked QlikView, we had to try this and were certainly not disappointed.
Cons
That being said, Qlik Sense isn’t like the “big boys.” It’s almost there, but not quite. The visualization objects are not as varied as we would have liked, especially when it doesn’t support third-party visualizations. This seems like it should be a standard feature.
Rating breakdown
Time used: 6-12 months
Frequency of use: Daily
Likelihood to recommend
Qlik Sense is in its early stage of industry exposure. It's an advanced BI tool which makes everyone capable of becoming a data intelligence developer. This tool is getting better in each of its updates. This is the future of Business Intelligence.
Pros
* Ability to migrate applications from QlikView. * Design and Security features
Cons
* Visualisation objects needs to be upgraded so it can match with the predecessor's performance. * So many functionalities are not available in Qlik sense which was available in Qlik View. * Customization of visual objects are limited.
Rating breakdown
Time used: 6-12 months
Frequency of use: Daily
Likelihood to recommend
I can easily handle big sources of data and deeply analyze them with small efforts.
Pros
It's intuitive and dynamic, I can load the data from many different inputs and analyze with the large set of tools that QlikSense has. It can also handle huge amount of data with ease, and this is a big plus compared to other solutions.
Cons
It sometimes lacks some features that are available in QlikView, which is probably more complete.
Rating breakdown
Time used: 1-2 years
Frequency of use: Weekly
Likelihood to recommend
Not everything that is possible in Qlikview can be done in Qlik Sense.
Pros
The product it's really easy to use and powerful. One of the best tools available today for self-service BI. Ease of use Self Service Capabilities
Cons
Integration with other tools Governance & Security Frequent releases and needs some stability of the functionality
Rating breakdown
Time used: 1-2 years
Frequency of use: Weekly
Likelihood to recommend
Pros
Qlik Sense is a lot easier to pick up and get going with than QlikView, but has most of the same underlying capabilities and benefits.
Cons
It doesn't have quite the same level of functionality that QlikView has, but is catching up quickly.
Rating breakdown
Time used: 2+ years
Frequency of use: Daily
Likelihood to recommend
Pros
Connecting to data sources is simple and manipulating the data into a usable, non-bulky data model is simple using the Data Manager feature. Creating visualization is a breeze. There is plenty of assistance in the Qlik forums for anything you need help with.
Cons
Sometimes it would be nice to be able to manipulate the objects as you can do in QlikView.
Rating breakdown
Time used: 2+ years
Frequency of use: Daily
Likelihood to recommend
I like Qlik Sense a lot because it has the power of the Qlikview Engine but with the possibility to start a dashboard just with a simple drag and drop for non technical users and it has a variety of charts or object out of the box that you could use to facilitate this, definetely a good self service BI tool.
Pros
Powerful for heavy backend processes or ETL in general, no matter how the data is you can always transform it to build a good data model
Cons
The canvas of work could be better, is strange at the begining on how the charts allign and change depending of the size of the object you are using, a smaller grid would be better.
Rating breakdown
Time used: Less than 6 months
Frequency of use: Weekly
Likelihood to recommend
Recommendations to others considering Qlik Sense
I enjoyed using it because of the power that it has with its Freemium version, basicaly is offering the same funcionalities than the paid version with some exeptions like sharing, server and some other of course but for a small buisness or just a personal use it's perfect.
Qlik Sense is not QlikView. For those of us who have been working with both might seem like the next iteration of the latter.
Pros
Proven in-memory engine and robust data extraction language. Drag and drop user interface, responsive, ready to create, not just consume, from mobile devices like tablets. Overall performance and very complete integration with web technologies. Open sourced libraries. Fine-grained user access engine.
Cons
Applications are limited to the power of one single computer, although several computers (nodes) can be clustered, they act, at the end, individually (i.e.: not adding up resources from all the servers available). As of version 3.2 lacks a full governance tool and a central library across applications, so what is created for one can be reused in another. Built-in objects are basic, leaving more advanced visualizations to extensions or development of some kind, usually far from the advanced user knowledge (e.g.: widgets).
Rating breakdown
Time used: 2+ years
Frequency of use: Daily
Likelihood to recommend
Pros
Qlik Sense is a self-service analytical tool based on the same in-memory technology as QlikView. It's associative engine allows for snappy selections, filtering and prompt re-calculation of all charts and aggregations on the fly as the user navigates throughout the dashboard, even on datasets of over 100 million rows.
Cons
It's almost impossible to get comprehensive extract of it's underlying data, something that was possible with QlikView (Export functionality e.g.) 5.
Rating breakdown
Time used: 6-12 months
Likelihood to recommend
Recommendations to others considering Qlik Sense
If you need to do aggregations on the fly (Rankings, Ratios e.g.) in your dashboards on a large amount of data, Qlik is your only option. The technology used in Qlik Sense is very advanced (better than Tableau in my opinion) but not mature yet. Do not use Qlik Sense if your prime requirement is to create standardised reports and to have a platform where users can extract data to use in Excel. Qlik Sense is enterprise ready and very compatible with cloud deployments. Installation is extremely easy. Architecture of security settings requires a bit of a learning curve. If you plan to incorporate your own bespoke and customised visualisations and extensions, hiring an JavaScript developer is highly recommended.
