Avis clients sur Tableau

Facile d'utilisation. Génération facile des données. Création facile est simple des graphes et des tableaux de bord. intégration facile avec nos processus.

Dans le cadre de mon travail, je n'ai trouvé aucune fonctionnalité manquante pour mon besoin.

Ce tableau a de grandes importance pour mois car ça me facilite dans mes travaux.

Parfois la difficulté liée à l'accès du compte

Un outil idéal pour la réalisation de vos dahsboards depuis des sources multiples

Interface un peu datée comparé à certaines autres solutions du marché

Pour nos rapports journalier et hebdomadaires c'est parfait, on ne passe plus par excel avec une mise à jour manuelle tous les jours, tout ce fait en automatique une fois que l'on a configuré le rapport

La prise en main qui est assez complexe par rapport à excel que nous utilisions avant, il faut en faire presque tous les jours au début pendant 6 mois afin de bien l'avoir en main.

Tableau a des fonctionnalités de visualisation avancées facile à utiliser et avec des mise à jours adpatées.

Pas de fonctionalités mais plutot le coût du produit qui est un élévé. En plus le produit est un peu difficile à utilser du faite de ses aspect trop technique.

Simple et efficace. Rien à dire c'est une bonne solution.

Pas de service client, que des clones qui disent oui, oui !
Les factures se renouvellent toutes seules sans pouvoir rien y faire.
Scandaleux.
Je ne reprendrai jamais ce produit.

- intégration direct Salesforce- beaucoup de paramètres pour customiser ses tableaux de bords

- UX design perfectible - la gestion des sources primaires/secondaires

la simplicité, l'ergonomie, la scalabilté

aucun, je ne vois pas de point faible à Tableau

Facilité d’analyser les données et les KPI, bien organisé

Le logiciel n’est malheureusement pas facile à utiliser, heureusement que j’ai effectué une formation avant. Sinon le reste est top

Grande collection de connecteurs de données et de visualisations

pas Facile a utiliser pour une personne qui na pas suivi de formations conséquentes

Rapide pratique et facile à comprendre

Rien tous est bien et pratique rien à dire

That it has Tableau Prep that lets you extract, transform and load the data.

The LOD experssions can be a little difficult to use at first

Dashbord is very simple to useFunction well

Sometimes takes more time to load enquires and data

The wide range of chart types, maps, and graphs allows me to present complex information in a visually appealing and understandable way. The intuitive drag-and-drop interface empowers me to create stunning visualizations without needing to rely on extensive coding or technical expertise. One standout feature of Tableau is its interactive dashboards. I can consolidate multiple visualizations and key metrics into a single, dynamic view. Being able to explore and interact with the data directly on the dashboard, applying filters, and drilling down into specific details, provides me with a comprehensive understanding of trends and patterns. The level of interactivity offered by Tableau truly engages my curiosity and helps me uncover insights that would have otherwise remained hidden.

While Tableau offers an array of powerful features, there is a slight learning curve involved in mastering its advanced functionalities. As a beginner, I found myself needing to invest time in understanding the intricacies of certain features, such as statistical analysis and forecasting. Although Tableau provides resources and a supportive community, a more user-friendly onboarding experience or interactive tutorials would have been beneficial.

Visualizations can help identify high-performing properties and areas for improvement. Users can build interactive dashboards

There are different licensing options, and the cost can increase as you add more users or need access to more advanced functionalities.For optimal performance, Tableau may require powerful hardware

Tableau has dynamic, varied, interesting, nuanced, eye-catching dashboard creation capabilities. There is so much you can do with Tableau creatively.

It has its limitations. There is no donut chart feature so you have to create one by layer pie charts. Resizing components can be very counterintuitive. The programme has been known to crash. And it can be very expensive.

it was logical and followed simple rules for extracting data. The logic-based filters allowed me to hone in on exactly which pieces of data I needed for analysis.

like anything, there was a learning curve. It is expensive and therefore not everyone had a license. it created a difficult time when certain people would use the tool and get to a point where they needed outside collaboration, but the other person did not have Tableau and therefore could not help.

It has the best reporting dashboard and is easy to use.

Its configuration is not a little easy.

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

Analytics capabilities is fairly limited. It's a good tool for visualisation but not so much if you are looking to also analyze data.

Tableau has a good community support, almost any question that you get has been already answered,

Tableau supports any type of datasources, it supports data from a simple spread sheet to any modern time Databases (such as Snowflake , AWS Redshift , psql, mysql etc...)
Dataset can also be a query or joining multiple tables etc, which gives us a flexibility to compute required datas in the initial stage itself so that worksheet creation becomes simpler,

Tableau has a wide set of functions and operator that can be used for data processing and has verity of visualisation options from a simple table to complex charts, histograms, etc ..

We have a option to use live datasource or schedule the data refresh on the extracted datasource to improve the performance of the dashboard,

has good verity of filter support using which data can be drilled down slice and diced, supports column level sorting etc ..,

the dashboard can be created using set of worksheet, worksheets are easy to create with the help of drag and droop support, most of the things here is drag and drop which makes it more easier to use

Tableau server maintains all versions of the dashboard, it kind of ensures version control

Tableau desktop application can perform slow when we are dealing with large data set, especially when dragging and dropping KPI's on switching from one worksheet to another, can reduce the development speed, so to avoid this use a small data set for development.

When we are using Extracted Datasource the publishing to server and importing to desktop works really slow, since it is transferring the extracted data along with the tableau logic,

Editing the alias of table columns are quit tricky not flexible,

In filters the Dropdown listing are hard coded strings, it wold have been better if we could us a dimensions or values and and also if it supported chain filtering

use of functions like TP90, Average etc , require the data set to be extracted , will not work with live data.