GoodData

he best feature I like of GoodData is even without any technical abilities our team can access its intuitive reports and apart form that our team also could design attractive and best reports and dashboards and all other formats too. A powerful query language also makes it very useful. So, I can say, I like this tool.

I have liked this tool a lot but sometimes if you are in a middle of some urgent work and need urgent calculations quickly with the wrong type of data the tool crashes and which in turns in the waste of a lot of our time and sometimes we loose on some important data as well. Also, does not have a mode function when we are doing MAQL queries.

I must say that we have used GoodData as an additional reporting tool for our marketing automation software and our Customer Relaionship Management tool Salesforce. We have used GoodData within our Marketing department only. GoodData tool was able to help to make a bridge data between SFDC and MAS tools. Its Dashboards are easy to setup and design permission settings are most important and plays a vital in GoodData. We must thank your team for providing such strong tool and would hope to be with for long.Wish your very good luck and keep up the good work.

Gooddata has a very intuitive data model. This supports the end user community in easily defining reports. From the design and enhancement point of view it is relatively easy to enhance the logical data model The ETL component Cloud connect (based upon open source Clover ETL) is a very intuitive and easy to use visual interface which supports very complex ETL workflows and has solid functionality. The UI model itself supports the definition of dashboards,reports and KPIs is intuitive. It has proved to be effective in quickly bringing up complex reporting with little need for specialized and expensive reporting resources.

I think that Goodata might do a better job in documenting the process of defining "Metrics" (metrics are good data's calculated/derived measures), and perhaps enhancing some of the capabilities. If they had more accessible documentation (not just a huge PDF file) I might discover that the functionality is really there. As it stands it is sometimes had to figure out how to get things done unless consulting an "expert". For the most part most metrics can be defined, however not always. Better documentation and examples/use cases would be helpful.

Figure out what you want to do over a 3 year time frame. Come up with your own criteria or use a consultant considering as a wide variety of criteria. In brief if you think of BI as fulfilling, descriptive, diagnostic, predictive an prescriptive functionalities, I would recommend GD has an excellent solution for descriptive and diagnostic challenges. It is hard to say for predictive or prescriptive. We are still growing into that. Plan to spend money on consulting. Even if you have hour own BI resources, if you want to deploy in the cloud you will need to spend extra for that.

Gooddata provides an open analytic platform to the users. It manages the infrastructure and security while users can work on their dashboards and reports. Great feature is it can integrate and work upon data received from various sources : from traditional database like Oracle to other cloud based databases. It can collect, store and analyze the data received.

It should include more enterprise features to make it more robust. People face problems while creating their own metrics. The software should also take note of the requirements of a mid sized company. The customer service leaves much to be desired for. This happens to be a young company so it is more important for them to address customer worries.

This software works for business development. Access to data is important for businesses to understand strategize. Gooddata helps them by integrating data from all sources. It also provides valuable insight into the client’s buying history. Handling the data and integrating the buying trends are the best way to manage and do an analysis on the money spent on advertising activities. Gooddata helps in doing that.

GoodData is very powerful business intelligence software solution. You can import data from CSV's using simple drag and drop technology or their file uploader in order to analyze and view it in several different ways with a single click. It's a very intuitive dashboard overall. I felt comfortable using all of the functionality within about fifteen minutes after importing my data and then just exploring the account. I've been researching various software in the business intelligence software market and GoodData is definitely one of the easiest to use. The key performance indicator feature is my very good and allows you to be notified of changes, view them from any device and discover trends which can affect decision making. You're able to create practical, accurate insight into your company performance and business operations quickly from within a centralized dashboard. The ability to get this done where not too long ago this was much more of a linear or manual process that was time consuming and prone to human error. I can understand why this service may come with a relatively steep price tag because the insight offered through it for thriving small businesses, or mid-size to enterprise companies is critical and directly related to your bottom line. GoodData allows you to improve your bottom line and streamline your processes based on what's working or allows you to adapt or reverse negative trends or patterns all geared towards improving your ROI. And they know it so they charge accordingly. The ability to share dashboards with other using permission based logins is another feature I like. You can definitely use this to get a good level of collaboration accomplished which is huge especially if you're not sharing an office. It also allows junior associates to have limited access to suit their role, or for training purposes.

Forgive me if I'm mistaken but I believe GoodData is limited to CSV data only. Which is fine for businesses who only use these for storing and analyzing data. You can obtain CSV's from a good many third party software to import as well. But when I look at what's possible in ChartIO I can't help but feel it's drastically limited. You can combine CSV's using GoodData and it's built to scale so we're talking about big data which is great, but ChartIO combines CSV's but so many other sources as well in a few clicks without having to export data from one source and turn it into a CSV at all. Like MySQL databases, Google Analytics, Postgress, Redshift, Microsoft SQL, DashDB, Segment, Twilio, Oracle, Vertica, PrestoDB/Hadoop, DB2 and a few dozen other outstanding integrations which you can use to mash up data and turn it into highly visual, easy to analyze reporting and analytics. It's truly a next generation business intelligence tool in my opinion starting at $35 per month and their premium plan $195 per month, while GoodData doesn't keep pricing available on their website which is generally an indicator of greater investment required. The CSV analytic capabilities in GoodData are very good and everything is built on quality infrastructure which is easily scaled. I've read the implementation services are very good so you can probably do a lot more than import CSV's to analyze with a cost. Though you may be able to import GoodData into ChartIO which to me would be the best of both software. Someone mentioned that have a native GoodData tool for backups, restores and user provisioning would be good and I agree though it's possible to do with an API.

It's a great platform if you have a lot of CSV data to import. GoodData allows you to grow your bottom line as it is directly related to the data presented by GoodData and your analytical insight into it. How you take action on the data metrics possible by GoodData is going to reflect your ROI and if you're smart it could be huge. The interface is very intuitive to learn and easy to use. With a free trial available and no credit card sign up required definitely check out GoodData and ChartIO as part of your business intelligence SAAS research.

As far as the GoodData business intelligence platform goes, it offers a lot: a very good data visualization and representation software that supports data engineers, and a user friendly interface for all users. Having not used the GoodData platform for a very long time, and not coming across big bugs that should be mentioned, I think you too will like GoodData!

The only thing that lacks is a set of tools that automatically backs up and restores projects, and as of now, these two processes can be done through an API, but I would like to see a real tool for this. Other than that, I really enjoyed using GoodData, and even though I haven't had the chance to use their platform for thorough testing, I can say I'm very satisfied with their services - as far as my needs go, everything worked fine!

GoodData is really good, just like their own name suggests! It allows your entire business access to a very good looking interface that offers a huge amount of much needed reports, and it also does not require a lot of learning to get the hang of it! Warm recommendations for everyone interested in GoodData! You will not be disappointed!

Beautiful design and friendly interface are very nice for work. Everything is customizable, and you can use it for every business. Option easy data loading helps a lot. You can load things very fast and manage with them. They have an excellent customer support. They will respond very quickly and help you.

This platform is not useful for non-technical users. In the beginning, they will have a lot of troubles, but if they try to learn, they will understand everything and have no problems. Take few days for learning about a platform, before you start working on it. All other things are good, and I will advise this platform to everybody.

This platform is the best opinion for people with some technical experience; they can work here immediately, and they will not have any problem. For non-technical users it will be difficult to start, but when they learn basic things they can work here without any problem. I will advise it to everybody

GoodData is yet another business intelligence software provider. It has a very good reporting system. It is quite easy to use and its user interface is very intuitive. The overall design and the feeling it gives are very good. It binds a lot of data from Silo systems seamlessly. GoodData has very good reporting tool.GoodData stands out from the crowd with unique features.

GoodData is not so good when it comes to printer friendly reports. The output data generated are not well formatted. GoodData should be a tool to help with predictive analytics and forecasting. GoodData has a native iOS application but it only supports an HTML5 view on Android devices. GoodData team has to work on the Android native application.

GoodData has very good and robust user interface armed with advanced features. GoodData is a solid Business Intelligence software. GoodData has pretty good reporting tool but lacks with the generated data. GoodData does not offer a lot of features through an API. GoodData is capable of integrating to other business software.

GoodData platform offers best and what I liked in this software is the platform that provides a very solid data infrastructure and tools to support me. This software is also easy, capable and user friendly for the end user, even the non-techy users can create reports and dashboards easily once the data is available and metrics are created. This software also implements consulting services and post-implementation customer service.

GoodData is reliable and user friendly, but this would be really good if they add backups and restore for automated projects. And also this software need to add the ability to switch an attribute from a text to numbers in a single project easily and with ease, aside from that I don’t see much issues.

GoodData in overall is reliable business intelligence software that provides an easy access dashboard that can make accurate reports. This software is also a user friendly software that even the non-techy user will love it. To use this software at its best, find a reliable person who will teach the basics.