datapine Review - why 4.1 stars?

• datapine improves the efficiency of internal reporting procedures within the business
• The system is simple to use and functional
• Users may simplify their marketing and sales efforts

• When compared to its closest competitors, it has fewer help channels

datapine vs. Domo

Both datapine and Domo provide self-service analytics. datapine offers features such as data visualization, SQL queries, dashboards, and reporting that Domo does not. Domo offers features such as Data Sharing & Embedded Analytics, Data Apps, and Security & Governance that datapine does not. The licensing costs for datapine and Domo are not disclosed. Both are cloud-based business intelligence platforms. On-premise versions of DataPine are available for Windows and Linux.

Domo caters to business clients across all industries seeking a unified platform to manage their whole company. In contrast, datapine focuses on specific sectors, including construction, energy, financial services, healthcare, insurance, logistics, manufacturing, market research, media, and retail.

datapine (established in 2012) is a privately owned company trusted by over 150 enterprises across various sectors and has thousands of users in over 25 countries worldwide. Domo (founded in 2010) has over 2,000 clients and is publicly listed on the NASDAQ under the name DOMO. Both datapine and Domo provide email and phone assistance for their customers.

datapine vs. Qlik Sense

datapine and Qlik Sense provide features such as self-service visualization, interactive dashboards, and reporting. Qlik Sense offers features like Search & Conversational, Alerting & Action, and Application Automation that datapine does not. datapine offers features such as SaaS Business Intelligence, and SQL Queries that Qlik Sense does not.

datapine license pricing information is unavailable. However, Qlik Sense starts at $30 per user per month, billed annually. Both systems are cloud-based Business Intelligence solutions. Qlik Sense on-premises versions are available for Windows and Linux. Qlik caters to clients in the finance, healthcare, and retail industries.

In contrast, datapine supports a wider range of enterprises in construction, energy, finance, healthcare, insurance, logistics, manufacturing, market research, media, and retail. Whereas Qlik Sense was created in 1993 and is privately held, it has over 38,000 customers. datapine, launched in 2012, is trusted by over 150 enterprises across various sectors and has thousands of users in more than 25 countries worldwide.

datapine vs. Sisense

datapine and Sisense both provide data visualization and reporting. Sisense offers features such as connectivity and data modeling that datapine does not. datapine offers features such as Self-Service and SQL Queries that Sisense does not. The licensing costs for datapine and Sisense are not available. Both systems are cloud-based Business Intelligence solutions. Sisense on-premises versions are available for Windows and Linux.

datapine caters to businesses in the construction, energy, financial services, healthcare, insurance, and other sectors. In contrast, Sisense focuses on small and large businesses in the aforementioned sectors as well as others, including healthcare, retail, manufacturing, technology, finance, and insurance.

In contrast, datapine (established in 2012) is privately held and trusted by over 150 organizations across all sectors and over 4,000 users. Sisense (formed in 2004) is privately owned by over 2,000 worldwide enterprises like GitLab, UiPath, Tinder, etc.