Zoho Analytics vs Google Cloud Comparison

Ability to synchronise with Google cloud and CRM, creating formula fields

Reports (e.g. pivot view or summary) not able to use OR function and CONTAINS completely useless as you have to select every iteration manually. These are two very basic requirements of any query so not really fit for purpose.

Cloud based solution, User friendly, easy to configure. User management with filter access. Live database sync with different providers.

Zoho cloud report platform has limited user license. there is no unlimited user Plan from zoho cloud report platform.

Zoho reports has a great reporting interface after you work through the integration difficulties. The support team at Zoho has been responsive.

Zoho Reports is not cloud friendly. Whitelisting IP addresses in an AWS or Azure environment is a pain.

Good Price and it intégrantes many other cloud bases tools

I didn't face anything wrong using this service

The unrestricted possibilities of the Zoho Reports are priceless.

The cloud-based solution uses a randomizing url, this can cause an issue when creating ACL's through office firewall.

+Great UI +Easy to syncronice your cloud db +Multiple options to resume and show data

-Few options to share reports without login in trial

The basic features are easy to use, you can sync with multiple platforms, not just the ones from Zoho, and it creates some default Dashboards that you can customize .

It has some bugs from time to time, and the shown data is not actually on real time, it syncs every "x" time depending on the platform. Some data might required formulas or table merging.

Zoho Analytics provides me with complete customization options, allowing them to tailor reports and dashboards to our own preferences.With an intuitive drag-and-drop interface, users of all levels of experience can quickly create complex reports, dashboards, and analysis.Zoho Analytics provides features such as integrated ETL (extract, transform, load) processing, predictive analytics, and AI-powered analytics.

Zoho Analytics has limited customization options for more advanced users, such as the ability to create custom formulas or the ability to customize the look and feel of reports and dashboards.Zoho Analytics does not currently support connecting to all data sources, such as NoSQL databases or unstructured data sources.Zoho Analytics can be difficult to scale due to the need to purchase additional licenses or upgrade to a higher-tier plan.

The possibility of basically having a full blown Analytics tool in combination with a SQL development possibility and all in the cloud.

There are always features that would be nice to have, but in general very happy

Zoho reports was easy to setup and make a configuration for data entry and displaying dashboards showing KPI's

I would like more support with integration of Facebook and Google Adwords campaigns into the reports.

By far most favorite feature is the ability to integrate so many different data sources into this product. We were able to integrate our on-premise ticketing system and create dashboards, reports and trend analysis with a few clicks of the mouse.

The only "concern" I have is the software does not look like it is easily scalable to handle a large number of users. Currently we're only using it for a few dozen of our upper management to run reports.

Zoho Analytics provides a single pane of glass that can provide you insights into a ton of different applications via APIs. It pulls in data from a lot of great sources like Google Analytics, Google Ads, LinkedIn Ads, etc. They also provide pre-made dashboards.

It's rather cumbersome, definitely missing some ease of use, and navigating the data sources is difficult if you have a lot to choose from like we did. Additionally, it didn't have any integration into Zoho MarketingHub, one of their partner products that we use. That was a pretty critical miss for me.

Easy to use and start out of the box. Google docs Integration. Data transfer scheduler. Zoho apps integration.

3 levels of sql requests only. Execution time limits. Not all tables of Zoho.CRM exported to Zoho.Report. Why? Support team answer: "The function is not supported" But WHY? (Comments and Price Line Items for example) I need to use api to transfer the data. Query Builder is absent.

It helps in creating resourceful reports within a minutes. As it is cloud based you can access it anywhere if you are online. Customizing the reports, mailing and sharing is pretty easy.

However, for the new user, it takes a little time to understand its usage. Technical support could be better.

The tool is easy to use if you implement it well and if you use the cloud bases application, you can easily create dashboard and data report and collaborate on it with team remotely

The tool becomes more expensive depending on the number of users you intend to collaborate with and requires extra knowledge to implement it on premises

Ease of use Cost effective You put in the data and get the kinds of reports that are useful to you

A more clear guide for use, I often have to google questions I have. I find the right answer but finding answers through the help modules can be onerous.

1. For beginners, it is really easy to get started. Automated report generation is a bonus. 2. Superior user support 3. Zoho's product quality 4. It's well designed, nicely priced and does a great job of bringing enterprise-grade analytics to businesses of any size.

Sometimes it's hard to find the solution to a question. It's not always as easy as looking it up on google because of the fact that some parts of Zoho require coding.

It enables us to import several Excel sheets, connect the data table, and build sophisticated reports. It allows us to create superb drill-down dashboards. It helps me to monitor activity for certain marketing tasks and observe what my sales staff is up to.

The Zoho analytics mobile app is difficult for me to use, and notifications frequently arrive late. There is no option to automatically share a report to Google Drive, Dropbox, FTP, or Zoho Workdrive.

I only recently began using Zoho Analytics, but I'm already impressed. I've been using Zoho apps for a few years now via a Zoho One account, and Zoho Analytics is definitely one of Zoho's best applications. Zoho Analytics makes it easy to set up reports, integrations, dashboards and workspaces. It offers all the functionality of Google Data Studio, but it's far easier to use and the design templates are much nicer. While Zoho Analytics is not as in-depth as Tableau, it's a great alternative for those who want to effectively visualize data from a variety of sources without committing the time it takes to learn Tableau.

Customer service can sometimes take a few days to respond to inquiries, but when they do respond they offer detailed and thoughtful responses. If you have a Zoho One account, there can only be one Zoho Analytics admin user, which can make collaboration tricky.

We obtain Zoho Analytics as part of our Zoho One suite. I did not expect much from the solution, seeing it initially as an 'add-on'. However, after using it to pull data from eight different sources and present activity reports and dashboards - including those we can expose directly to our customers, I was sold. This beast packs almost everything an SME will want for analytics, and then more. In addition, the support services from Zoho are second to none.

The speed of dashboards and charts when displayed externally in presentations (yes, you can embed and brand your content into continually live products) is a little slow - it can take 10-15 seconds for a chart to come up. There is a limit to the number of SQL tables that can be called upon each other (a depth of three), though this can be overcome by writing tighter SQL statements.

We ended up to Zoho Projects and Zoho Reports, after a significant evaluation among several on-premise and cloud platforms. Cost, ease of use, licensing model, integrations with other Zoho (and external) applications, wealth of functionality and user interface, was our decision drivers. We like the distinction between standard and user filters.

A short of programmability would be great like conditional formating, hyperlinking.

We ended up to Zoho Projects and Zoho Reports, after a significant evaluation among several on-premise and cloud platforms. Cost, ease of use, licensing model, integrations with other Zoho (and external) applications, wealth of functionality and user interface, was our decision drivers. We like the distinction between standard and user filters.

A short of programmability would be great like conditional formating, hyperlinking.

It is low cost and allows us to set up boards easily with lots of room to customize.

I did require the help of a developer to get some information into the product as I have only some experience in dashboard creation. Help is good if you have a specific question and usually responded within an hour or two.

Clarity - everything is easy to use and clear Connected - you can connect zoho analytics to other apps like google docs or different online app. Powerful and sharable - you can upload live time data to your website via sharable link - awesome

I cant find customizable look, it will be better if we can change graphic of this app.

1. Easy integration with multiple sources from excel files, cloud databases to social platforms. The sync frequency can be set. 2. Queries, filters, groupings supported on the available data. 3. Easy to visualize the data in various formats like charts and tables. 4. Alerts can be created for reports, data tables, views. Multiple alerts channels supported.

1. Might be difficult to derive reports if you don't understand basic database queries. 2. Multiple sync settings cannot be applied in a workplace for a single Datasource.

Fast, easy interface, smooth experience.

Data analytics a bit concerning. Privacy shouldn't be underrated

Integration with other Google services.Advanced security features for data protection.

Need additional investment in third-party tools for advanced data analytics.

The best plastform to use, analytics, program, data entry, visual, storage and the application itself/.

Complex transition away from the platform to another vendor, little access

I love the storage options that are available through Google Cloud.

There isn't anything I dislike about Google Cloud.

It's easy to use for a non-developer like myself. I need to check on functions running or to see if builds have deployed and it's super simple. The navigation makes sense and the search is amazing!

There isn't much that I don't like. However, I suppose the spin-up time for a non-technical person like myself was a little long. However, once I got used to finding what I needed, it has been great.

Fully integrated suite of applications including cloud storage, analytics, management tools and far, far more. So much unused.

Nothing bad to say. Excellent suite of applications.

They have the best data analytics and fastest machine learning performance ever. In addition to security and reliability.

With these wide range of features they need more tutorials and technical support teams to offer help.

Google Cloud has its great scalability, diverse services, advanced machine learning, global infrastructure, and strong data analytics capabilities.

Common concerns with Google Cloud include its complexity for beginners, potential costs, documentation clarity, and occasional challenges with customer support.

Easy to use and operate. Use the date storage for our company and the data analytics help with advertising.

The cost was an issue when we signed up, maybe need to lower cost some.