Tableau Reviews

Nitin k.Software Engineer

4.5

Creating visually stunning and impactful dashboards is where Tableau truly shines. The array of visualization options, from dynamic charts to interactive maps, allows us to communicate insights in a way that captivates and resonates with our audience. The visual appeal not only enhances presentations but also facilitates a deeper understanding of complex datasets. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Marta F.Content Analyst

5.0

My top pick is this one because of its intuitive design, simplicity in setup and use, accessibility to support, capacity to connect to a large number of data sources, and flexible integrations.simple, scalable, powerful platform so to say.I find its open approach to data analysis to be really good, and it's a precise and user-friendly playground for data visualization Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Kendra J.Projects Lead

5.0

As a projects lead, I am able to optimize data management, improve decision-making processes, and keep stakeholders well-informed about the project by utilizing the many capabilities and useful features of Tableau. It is easy to implement and seamlessly integrates with relevant applications. Furthermore, its predictive analytics capabilities allow for the forecasting of project outcomes based on historical data trends. Tableau is a powerful data visualization tool that enables users to analyze and present data in a visually appealing manner. It allows for connectivity to various data sources, the creation of interactive dashboards, and the exploration of insights through charts, graphs, and maps. This, in turn, enables team members to delve into specific aspects of the project by creating interactive elements for deeper analysis when necessary. The active and extensive Tableau community, as well as its customer support, are highly effective in providing resources, forums, and user-generated content for support and knowledge-sharing. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Matthew M.CIO

0.0

In my career as an IT executive, and having worked on multiple enterprise Business Intelligence programs for Fortune 100 and Fortune 500 companies, Tableau was the bane of my existence and in every company where Tableau was implemented by business, I found myself in Tableau hell. While Tableau does enable unsophisticated users with the ability to create stunning visual representations of data, Tableau goes against the very challenges that Business Intelligence programs and Information Management have been diligently trying to solve. At the end of the day, Tableau is like a virus across the organization; there is no single version of the truth, the data and KPI's in the reports are stove-piped and the context of the data is not understood by those creating and using the reports. With great power comes great responsibility and my experience with Tableau has been a proverbial thorn in my side and considerable time, money and resources was invested by the companies I worked for trying to reconcile the Tableau reports produced by end-users against the gold-standard reports being produced by Enterprise Business Intelligence platforms, and mission-critical business decisions were negatively affected by inaccurate data on Tableau reports and significant monies were wasted replacing/automating the Tableau reports with accurate, enterprise reports, dashboards and real Business Intelligence solutions. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Verified User in Consumer GoodsMid-Market(51-1000 emp.)

0.0

The desktop version is not very user friendly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sergey M.CEO / Founder

0.0

The software is teribly slow. To a point that I had to completely remove it from my M1 Macbook and go with a competitor. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Filippo C.Marketing and Advertising

5.0

Simple, easy to use and yet fully customizable. Tableau is a cheap solutions to visualize your data or to prepare shareable dashboard or event plots to be embedded in external websites.

Lorren S.Insurance

5.0

Dashboard process are user-friendly. Very good for low technically proficient users. The system is great for teamwork and seeing results of many users.

Winston L.Information Technology and Services

5.0

Very useful interface with easy to use functionalities. Standard tool in the industry and easy to recruit people with the skillset.

Alex GarnesVice President

10.0

As a small company, we're only currently using Tableau Desktop for ad hoc analyses and occasional charts for projects and proposals.
Tableau's charting is its best functionality, at least for what we need. A second, critically important feature is the ability to pull data from a variety of sources, without requiring ODBCs.

Verified UserConsultant

10.0

I am starting a proof of concept with Tableau to use as a business intelligence tool in a retail company. I found [it to be a] fantastic and very flexible tool.

Jerry PritchardManager, Sales Compensation

10.0

Tableau, Crystal Reports, Oracle BI Tools.
Connects to any data source. Simplifies trending for the non-data analyst. Cost effective. Very easy to implement and start using.

David BarrymoreIMS Cloud CEO and Director of Business Intelligence Services

3.0

Tableau Desktop is being used in support of our SMB clients to enable us to analyze their data for our support services.
Tableau Desktop needs to provide a comprehensive training program for first time users Training that is currently provided does not allow for any user interaction so it becomes just a lecture without allowing the user to develop muscle memory with the product. Tableau Desktop does not provide any phone support which means that once a user buys the product, he is on his own.

Verified UserAnalyst

5.0

We use Tableau as a way of combining a large number of data sources to create one cohesive story, which guides our business decisions.

Verified UserAnalyst

6.0

Tableau Desktop is used at our organization by most of our analysts, who then publish the reports to Tableau Server for distribution to everyone else in the organization to consume the information. This enables our analysts, myself included, to use Tableau Desktop to create helpful insights which can then be used by anyone at any technical level.
Very steep learning curve for those who haven't used it previously. Because it's a powerful tool, getting it to do simple things can be extremely difficult. A jack-of-all-trades solution, sometimes it's hard to find or create industry-specific visualizations, such as NPS gauges.

Verified ReviewerVerified LinkedIn UserData and Analytics Manager

3.0

Overall: At my team we use Tableau as a data exploration tool for data practitioners, and not for dashboards and data reporting to the company. This setup takes advantage of what Tableau does best and don't use it for what it doesn't. Tableau as a data reporting and dashboard tool may be suited for more traditional organizations, with a lot of experienced BI personnel who can take the time to build good dashboards with it.

Shishir C.Verified LinkedIn UserSenior Business Analyst

5.0

Overall: I have worked on domains like Telecom and Network where in I have been using Tableau. Its really liked by senior management as it shows each and every bit very clearly to relevant stake holders. For example, Marketing head likes region wise revenue sale dashboard which gives region/sales manager/product wise sale.

Paul P.Verified LinkedIn UserLead Business Analyst

5.0

Overall: Extremely happy with Tableau. Compared to other tools like PowerBI or Qlik, Tableau is far ahead, and improving all the time. Going forward, as the products are now, I can't imagine choosing any other.

Federico A.Verified LinkedIn UserCFO

5.0

Overall: Really impressed on the way this tools works, as easy as drag and drop fields in an Excel pivot table, in addition, Tableau won't allow yo to develop wrongful charts.

Dhrumil P.Verified LinkedIn UserData Analyst

5.0

Overall: It's got a whole lot of benefits and the look and feel of the software is better than any other software.

Nsogbu W.Assistant Hatchery and Early Stage Manager

4.0

"What I Experience with Tableau in Data Visualization "

ITSecMedia

2.0

Years ago I've purchased as small business a Tableau Desktop Professional license for almost 2000 USD. That time I thought it was a good investment. Before the purchase I've asked for the annual software-update prices as this is a critical factor if you have a small business but lots of software licenses. In the next 3 years they raised their prices from yearly 150 EUR to a 250 EUR, but released almost ZERO updates ( **just one small update per year** ). After 3 years I had no mone...

miguelbrit

5.0

Tableau is an excellent program for those people who enjoy working with data and statistics. It also allows you to organize the information properly, and then analyze it step by step. The information that is graphed in this program can be used for a work or business presentation. This program can be linked to Microsoft Excel or Google Sheet, which helps you store information that will be used as a database in Tableau. Another very good thing is that it is 100% free. You do not have to ...

Kagerjay

4.0

has interesting public examples here [https://public.tableau.com/en-us/s/authors#](https://public.tableau.com/en-us/s/authors#)!/

vatten

4.0

Pretty nice for making statistics about tests