I like that Omni Analytics gives us a source of truth for metrics and field definitions. We define things once in dbt, and Omni pulls them in automatically, so we don’t have to duplicate work. I find the developer experience great, and I like how the AI and content validator support development. For stakeholders, there are lots of ways to explore data through the UI, SQL, or sheets and Excel functions. It’s easy to create dashboards and visuals, and the dashboard controls and filters help us build the standard dashboards we want. Omni AI helps me find existing dashboards and metrics, create analyses, and get insights quickly without clicking through lots of tabs, tables, or fields. It also helps users explore data that might otherwise be stuck in silos or institutional knowledge. I appreciate that Omni keeps adding tools and resources and making the experience better. I also value its AI evaluations and reporting for understanding how people use AI, along with the out-of-the-box and customizable reporting. The AI assistant is especially helpful for getting insights quickly and creating visuals, dashboard logic, measures, and dimensions. I also like the resources for making dashboards look consistent. The initial setup was pretty easy; with support from Omni, a consulting team, and our own team, we migrated from Looker in about seven to eight weeks. Omni pulled in much of our dbt semantic layer out of the box. I’ve had a great experience so far, and I appreciate the open feedback, demos, and commitment to making the tool better. I feel like our company is better off using Omni Analytics. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
I've been trying to navigate credit consumption, as a lot of tools have moved that way and everyone's trying to figure out the best way to provide pricing with the best experience. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
