Domo Reviews & Product Details

I find Domo very easy to use, especially since it's made for people without a technical background. I'm really impressed with the Magic ETL feature—it’s a simple tool that lets me modify data without needing to know programming, and it’s been updated to handle almost anything I need. I also like the beastmode calculation feature because it allows me to do complex calculations on a card level without altering the original data, which is really helpful. The cards themselves are great too, offering small features like easily sorting values with just a click, which I don't see in other tools like Power BI. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

My company's data isn't a good fit for Domo AI features, and Domo is pushing a lot on AI stuff. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Domo's bomb interface makes it stand out with ease of personalization based on user roles for ease of navigation. I like it out of the Box data connections from E-Commersite sites like shopify to social site like X and other data analytics like Google analytics which gives is versatility with exponential data visualization into vast number of format with graphs and charts. Great for it's razzmatazz, stunning and interactive dashboards to give me the snapshot of our metrics, insights for business intelligence for dependable, accurate and future forecast business decision. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I love for it's lightweight, blazing fast with data visualization and real-time analytics for actionable insights which helps with business intelligence for making data driven, dependable and accurate decisions.

I wish there was a free trial first to do some data analytics but the fact that am using it,is very worthwhile and incredible tool so far. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The platform makes it easy to create and duplicate content, which I find very convenient. The wide range of connectors simplifies the process of linking data sources. I also appreciate the available AI tools and training resources, which are quite helpful. Ultimately, it is great to see that they are consistently enhancing and expanding their toolkit. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The introduction of new features, or changes to existing ones, is often not communicated clearly, which can occasionally result in dataflows or cards breaking. Additionally, the training resources are sometimes outdated, making the training process slower and more confusing. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The best part of DOMO is the ability to manipulate data, visualize, and story-board it all within one platform. A close second is the routine improvements that the DOMO team pushes showing the platform is growing to accommodate more business needs. My favorite singular feature is DOMO Apps. I became proficient in AppSheet before learning about DOMO, and I realized that no-code is the direction for most platforms. Having a BI system combined with an in-platform app builder has been a sublime experience. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There aren't many things that DOMO misses when it comes to the minutiae, but a few big items seem to have left their radar. One is the organization of content within DOMO. The breakaway from typical folder subfolders for saved card content doesn't quite jive with navigational heuristics we have all come to use with new software. Two, the ability to create dev versions or deployed versions of cards means our internal team must keep some of them locked down. A small missing feature that goes along with both of these is the inability to create display vs internal development names for cards or data sources (though for datasources, I understand DOMO wants to use the Views feature). These improvements would make me like DOMO all the more. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I love using Domo for its functionality that allows me to perform complex data transformations without needing to write long queries, which significantly simplifies my workflow. The data visualization tools are remarkable, as they enable me to deliver cleanly displayed data to business leaders, enhancing the effectiveness of my presentations. The MagicETL and DataFlows features are particularly valuable, as they automate my transformed datasets, thus saving me a lot of time and effort. The use of tiles instead of lines of code is a brilliant feature, as it makes managing tasks much more manageable and less overwhelming. Additionally, I find learning the Admin components of Domo quite easy, which suggests a user-friendly interface. These aspects collectively contribute to my positive experience with Domo. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find the Analyzer tool limited, lacking in options and functionality that I need. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I really like Domo a lot and find its user interface to be incredibly friendly and easy to use, while still offering advanced features that other tools might not have. Compared to other visualization and transformation tools I've used, such as Power BI and Tableau, Domo stands out. I am especially impressed with the ability to use Python, R, and Jupyter Notebooks. Domo supports advanced users with an impressive list of features, yet it remains simple enough for beginners, making it a versatile tool for any skill level. Additionally, the automation capabilities Domo provides in managing tasks like PDP creation, unsharing, sharing, and data archiving are commendable, allowing a small admin team to efficiently manage the system. The setup for new users can be easily automated as well, making Domo straightforward and easy to manage once it's operational. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The one aspect of Domo that I find could use improvement is the out-of-the-box visualizations. While they are good, they tend to be a bit basic in terms of their default configurations. Unlike Power BI, which offers highly customizable visualizations, Domo's default options don't always allow for fine-tuning to the extent I desire. Although creating custom visualizations is possible, it often requires coding, which demands time and effort I'm reluctant to spend. Additionally, I wish there was more robust security around app pages in Domo. This feature is relatively new in Domo, and while I expect it to improve over time, currently it lacks some security measures I'd prefer. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find that using Domo has been immensely beneficial for my work in business intelligence, ETL, and data visualization. Over the 5.5 years, I've particularly loved how easy and straightforward it is to set up, thanks to its user-friendly and visually appealing interface. I appreciate Domo's simplicity in navigating through its functions, which significantly boosts our ability to gain business insights. A standout feature for me is the wide array of pre-built data connectors, which allow seamless integration of various systems like Workday, Salesforce, and Qualtrics. Moreover, Magic ETL is exceptional in its versatility, catering to both technically inclined users and those less familiar with coding. It’s fantastic to have the option to code in SQL and Python or to use intuitive drag-and-drop tiles with prebuilt functions. The robust functionality of Domo, acting as an all-in-one platform, facilitates bringing multiple business systems together, cleansing them, and creating impactful visualizations, all with an intuitive process and powerful data connectors. This all-encompassing capability makes Domo incredibly valuable, and its solid pre-built connectors effortlessly handle data integration tasks. These features collectively make Domo indispensable for me and our team’s data understanding and processing needs. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I dislike that Domo lacks advanced lineage tools. This makes it difficult to understand downstream dependencies on changes to fields or logic, unlike other platforms such as dbt or BigQuery, which offer more robust solutions in this area. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It's fairly easy to use and gain adoption of from non analysts. Domo has invested a lot into the development of their ETL data manipulation interface. It is very intuitive and easy to use with options for beginners, users with very little data manipulation knowledge all the way up to advanced users who write Python, R, SQL. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Challenges with fiscal calendar functionality. We've also been slow to embrace App Studio because of the limitations with exporting the dashboards as a PDF and creating multiple templates for each of our brands. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Domo is my first data visualization tool that I have used in my career as a business analyst. The modules in Domo University made it faster to learn, and easier to adjust to.

Domo is a tool that I believe anyone could learn. Creating cards and dashboards is a breeze. It is also easy for internal users to navigate and to filter cards for information that they are looking for. I love how easy it is to export information into different formats like excel or powerpoint.

The Domo Forums feauture is also very helpful when looking to learn how to do BeastModes for different use cases. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The only thing that I have found I dislike when it comes to Domo is when you are writing a BeastMode, you are unable to select the Measure or Dimension from the dropdown list on the left side. I feel this would be easier at times than typing it out and looking for it on the on-screen list. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I appreciate Domo's ability to provide insights on our sales performance, which helps our leaders in making informed decisions. The support structure and ETL abilities of Domo were key in our decision to choose it over other BI tools. I value how straightforward and user-friendly the integration methods are, which made the setup process smooth and efficient. Domo provides excellent alignment across the business with our KPIs and functions as a self-serving BI tool. I find the drag-and-drop feature incredibly beneficial, as it simplifies tasks considerably. The Campaign Builder is especially useful for sending reports via email, automating the process, thereby saving our analysts the time otherwise spent on exporting, processing, and sending out data. The native integration with BigQuery enhances the workflow seamlessly. The Magic ETL is an extremely valuable feature of Domo which makes data transformations much easier. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I dislike how quickly the credit availability is consumed. This is particularly challenging because it limits our ability to test within Domo without impacting production resources, especially in the first few years when we're still ironing out our processes. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.