
Qlik Associative Engine is incredibly powerful allowing you to see not only the selections that you have made (green) but also additional selections which can be made (white) as well as what is excluded by your existing selections (grey).
Qlik Sense has over 160 free training resources available, great and very verbose documentation as well as a vibrant user community.
Qlik Sense is versatile, it can be connected to multiple data sources and used to analyse data natively in the Qlik Sense client, via a custom web portal, embedded into other applications as well as a host of other options.
The proprietary data (QVD) and App (QVF) file formats used by Qlik Sense on Windows can be automatically stored in an encrypted format to add to the security and safety of your data.
The Qlik Sense Analytics Platform (SaaS) platform adds further options: Qlik App Automation which can automate business processes based on triggers (via webhook), schedule, or in response to user action; Qlik Alerting allows users to set complex conditions based on the data in an app that they would like to be alerted on e.g. Sales in Region A down by 10%, preventing the need to check the data and instead providing a call to action when the data meets the set condition; Qlik Insight Advisor provide a means of interrogating data using plain English through a Conversational AI.
Whether using a traditional Windows based Qlik deployment, SaaS Deployment or both via multi-cloud there is an impressive update release cadence with new features and functionality being added constantly to improve security, usability and accessibility amongst other things. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
I truly find it hard to pick fault with Qlik Sense, and after having spent ten minutes ruminating, there is nothing I can honestly pin-point. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
