Gooddata — AI Data Visualization Tool
What is Gooddata?
Gooddata equips data analysts with tools to build customizable dashboards that reveal e-commerce customer behaviors and preferences. The platform's multi-tenant architecture enables business intelligence teams to embed these analytics directly into their applications, giving insurance companies precise fraud detection capabilities.
What sets Gooddata apart?
GoodData sets itself apart with its ability to unify data from numerous sources, allowing data scientists to create a holistic view of business operations. This unified approach proves particularly useful for companies managing complex supply chains or multi-channel sales, as it brings clarity to intricate business processes. By leveraging GoodData's scalable architecture, organizations can roll out consistent analytics across departments and external partners, fostering data-driven decision making throughout their ecosystem.
Gooddata Use Cases
- Interactive data visualizations
- Embedded analytics dashboards
- Custom analytics applications
- Multi-tenant data products
Who uses Gooddata?
Features and Benefits
- Embedded AnalyticsIntegrate interactive dashboards and visualizations directly into your applications or web portals to provide data insights to your users.
- Data VisualizationCreate customizable charts, graphs, and dashboards to present complex data in an easily understandable format.
- Multi-Tenant ArchitectureManage and distribute analytics across multiple customers or departments from a centralized platform.
- Analytics as CodeDevelop and manage analytics using software development practices like version control and CI/CD pipelines.
- FlexQuery EngineProcess and analyze large volumes of data with an in-memory computation engine for improved performance and cost efficiency.
Gooddata Pros and Cons
- Handles large amounts of data efficiently
- Flexible and adaptable to business needs
- Offers great drill-down options for deeper data analysis
- Provides many visualization options
- Supports automated reporting
- Integrates well within existing platforms
- Features a powerful MAQL query engine
- Difficult for beginners to use without SQL knowledge
- Limited data type options in some cases
- Lacks some key features compared to competitors
- Steep learning curve for new users
- Pricing can be high for small businesses
- Classic environment users may miss next-gen analytics benefits
- Lacks expandable table reports in the view
Pricing
Free Trial- 10 users minimum, 30 users maximum
- $30/user/month + $1,500 Platform fee
- Annual billing
- Unlimited number of self-service reports and dashboards
- SOC 2, GDPR, and ISO 27001 compliance
- $30/user/month + $1,500 Platform fee
- Annual billing
- Unlimited users & data
- Unlimited number of self-service reports and dashboards
- SOC 2, GDPR, and ISO 27001 compliance
- From $1,500/month
- Platform fee + number of workspaces
- Annual billing
- Unlimited users & data
- Unlimited number of self-service reports and dashboards
- SOC 2, GDPR, and ISO 27001 compliance
- Custom pricing
- Enterprise-level security & compliance
- Unlimited users & data
- 24/7 prioritized SLA
- Dedicated customer success manager
- Custom pricing
- Enterprise-level security & compliance
- Unlimited users & data
- 24/7 prioritized SLA
- Dedicated customer success manager