Tableau (Salesforce)
Salesforce - Tableau
Bring the power of analytics to everyone and grow your business faster.
Tableau is the broadest and deepest, end-to-end data and analytics platform
It can take data from any source and automatically analyze rows of that data (even millions!) to help your organization answer critical questions in a quick and visually appealing format.
With Salesforce - Tableau
- You have a software that converts your data analytics into 100% configurable, fully customized graphs.
- It allows you to connect to several data sources simultaneously, get business answers, identify outliers and analyze the performance of your KPIs.
- You can create interactive dashboards with a quick and easy learning process, and you can share your reports and reports with your team and clients.
- Use predictions, recommendations and intelligent flows to uncover answers to business-critical questions.
Tableau Types
Tableau Server
Is installed on a Windows server and available to users through a browser. In Tableau Server, the administration team must provide the web-edit privilege to users or groups to enable web authoring. Once the users have permissions, they will be able to create new workbooks from published data sources or modify existing workbooks.
Tableau Desktop
The workbooks and the dashboards are shared either locally or publicly. Tableau Desktop has different connectivity and publishing options, based on these options it is categorized into Tableau Desktop and Tableau Desktop Professional.
The only limitation to creating visualizations in Tableau is your creativity
If you think of something you’d like to do, there’s a good chance someone else has already done it in Tableau, and then you can reverse engineer your dashboard and do it with their data as well.
Take advantage of the experience on how to create dashboards from other Tableau reports!
You won't need to move the data to a Data Warehouse or Data Lake in order to connect the data to other data sources
There is the possibility to combine data directly in Tableau, which means you can combine other data sources with your Salesforce data directly.
