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Keatext is built for CX, marketing, and HR teams to understand large volumes of customer and employee feedback -- think reviews, open-ended surveys, and contact center tickets.
Power BI is used by developers, analysts, IT, and other businesses to visualize and analyze data on a unified interface.
Easy to use, good visuals, easy to import data... it was fun to see hypotheses get confirmed or infirmed by the analysis.
They have blacklisted IPs of several countries which restricts potential clients from accessing their website.
I got a chance to use Keatext for a client and I loved it. There are so many ways you can use this tool to get better at marketing.
The thesaurus function is a bit annoying. Sometimes even after we merge the words, they are still visible as separate words.
It's easy to import data and to analyze it, the learning curve is super fast as the software is well built and easy to learn. The team was also there for me if I had questions.
The verbatim is mainly based on keywords used in the sentence such as "Good", "bad" etc. And aren't always accurate.
I love the user interface and how easy it is to move between pages. And we can just keep clicking on the words to go deeper.
Making sure the thousands of rows of text data doesn't contain any typo is a burden for its users. Noun = topic, adjective = sentiment -- too binary.
The Desktop Version is awesome, provides multiple connectors to different data sources and powerful modelling capabilities so that I format my data exactly how I want it.
I dislike the fact that so far we can't use multiple datasets as sources. Also if you are not familiar with DAX you have limited possibilities to run measures.
Its main advantage is the price, it is accessible for small companies and others. It also has a simple interface that allows users of other Office products a greater ease of use.
Comparing with other competitor products, its lack of features.
Ease to creating visualizations; excellent integration with other Microsoft applications and Google sheets. Support document is effective and easy to get.
It also bothers me a bit how slow it is to load specifically the desktop version, but this I can understand because I suppose it depends on the amount of data connected.
Overall my experience has been good with Power BI for my personal data analysis and visualization. I use it for analyzing finance and expenditures and it does a pretty good job at it.
The UI is clunky, the data model is not very intuitive to set up, performance is slow, especially compared to other tools. No build in box and whisker plots was a huge downside too.
Eric H.: Hi, my name is Eric. I'm a CFO, I give Power BI four stars. And for more reviews like this, please click below. Before Power BI, we used Tableau. We used it on a trial basis, and while it was all right, an early leader in this space, it just didn't integrate as well as Microsoft Power BI with the whole suite of products that we use as a company. We chose Power BI because it is easy to integrate with the rest of the Microsoft Office Suite, especially Excel. It has powerful analytics tools and it allows for some pretty cool graphics and dashboarding as part of that data visualization suite. It was relatively easy to get started with Microsoft Power BI. The integration with the rest of the Microsoft Office Suite really helps. There is some challenges though with data integration, making sure that the data is in the right format to be loaded into Power BI, but once you go from there, it's pretty easy and feels very intuitive if you're used to the rest of the Microsoft Office Suite. My advice for anyone looking to implement Microsoft Power BI would be to first watch some YouTube videos or take a tutorial or maybe even a class. Getting the data validation, data integration piece is really key to the functionality of the system. It can pull in some awesome graphics, some really good dashboards and analytics, but if you don't set up the data right, you'll never get it to work properly.
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