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Differences Between Domo and Other BI Tools
What do you like best about the product?
What I like most about Domo is how it helps teams see data easily and make quick choices. The visuals are nice, and it’s simple to use!
Beast Mode lets you create your own calculations in Domo. This is great for specific analysis that regular data can't do. You can use math, logic, and text tools to build flexible numbers.
Domo also connects easily to different databases, like MySQL and Amazon Redshift. Other examples are PostgreSQL, Google BigQuery, and Oracle. This helps companies combine data and make better choices.
Beast Mode lets you create your own calculations in Domo. This is great for specific analysis that regular data can't do. You can use math, logic, and text tools to build flexible numbers.
Domo also connects easily to different databases, like MySQL and Amazon Redshift. Other examples are PostgreSQL, Google BigQuery, and Oracle. This helps companies combine data and make better choices.
What do you dislike about the product?
Some BI tools have things that Domo doesn’t. For example, Tableau and Power BI can do more advanced analysis and let you customize reports more. Some work better with certain apps or let you use them offline. Others can handle different types of data, like text and images, better. Plus, some might be cheaper. Each tool has its own strengths, so the best one depends on what you need.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Creates automated reports, manages data flow, and checks report delivery to clients through an automated calendar (Power Automate + Domo Email).
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Easiest platform to use, with the best interface, at the best cost
What do you like best about the product?
Domo provides a platform that allows you to do much more than data visualization, aside from the standard BI suite you can build fully bespoke applications leveraging Domo's backend in order to accelerate deployments to users.
Domo provides the best solution for embedded analytics I've ever come across, balancing ease of deployment while providing several different security options to also ensure that only the correct people have access to the correct data.
Domo also provides hands down the best support for automations and alerting out of the box, they also have a great Office add on that allows users to access reports and datasets from their office apps, so they can share things on Teams, drop in content into Powerpoint, and for those who will never build in Domo out of prefrence or skill gap, Domo allows you to import datasets with filtering controls straight into Excel.
Aside from this Domo also provides other tools that could replace other much costlier applications (which in my particular deployment made several applications that we paid 7X more for each than the cost of Domoredundant) things like Form Builder for questionnaires, Goals for simple project management (think monday reaplcement for Kanbans and such), and Course Builder that functions as an LMS.
In terms of deployment Domo has a plethora of connectors that allow you to get your DWH connected in seconds using a user's existing credentials, however OAUTH does require some additional setup.
Domo provides options that cater to all data proficiency levels across the product offering, typically a pro full code level, code-less drag and drop function gui, and no code option for novices or very simple tasks. This tends to extend to building datasets within the platform, data science and ML applications, as well as actual application building. Using Domo Cloud for storage results in the fastest visualization loading times I've experienced on any platform as the compute scales ellastically to provide sub second load times (AND YOU DON'T PAY FOR COMPUTE!!!!!).
What I've found through all the deployments I've done over the last 5 years is that Domo is the platform that is the most flexible, easiest to learn, cost effective, and most importantly has the highest adoption by end users because of the fresh interface, and responsive performance.
Domo provides the best solution for embedded analytics I've ever come across, balancing ease of deployment while providing several different security options to also ensure that only the correct people have access to the correct data.
Domo also provides hands down the best support for automations and alerting out of the box, they also have a great Office add on that allows users to access reports and datasets from their office apps, so they can share things on Teams, drop in content into Powerpoint, and for those who will never build in Domo out of prefrence or skill gap, Domo allows you to import datasets with filtering controls straight into Excel.
Aside from this Domo also provides other tools that could replace other much costlier applications (which in my particular deployment made several applications that we paid 7X more for each than the cost of Domoredundant) things like Form Builder for questionnaires, Goals for simple project management (think monday reaplcement for Kanbans and such), and Course Builder that functions as an LMS.
In terms of deployment Domo has a plethora of connectors that allow you to get your DWH connected in seconds using a user's existing credentials, however OAUTH does require some additional setup.
Domo provides options that cater to all data proficiency levels across the product offering, typically a pro full code level, code-less drag and drop function gui, and no code option for novices or very simple tasks. This tends to extend to building datasets within the platform, data science and ML applications, as well as actual application building. Using Domo Cloud for storage results in the fastest visualization loading times I've experienced on any platform as the compute scales ellastically to provide sub second load times (AND YOU DON'T PAY FOR COMPUTE!!!!!).
What I've found through all the deployments I've done over the last 5 years is that Domo is the platform that is the most flexible, easiest to learn, cost effective, and most importantly has the highest adoption by end users because of the fresh interface, and responsive performance.
What do you dislike about the product?
Dataset run times via standard connectors tends to suffer when you get into multi millions of rows, time zone settings can be a bit funky if you're doing real time data streaming or need intraday data, and the mobile app is pretty limited as it is only used for viewing content without any ability to manage the platform via the mobile app.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Domo solves 3 main things speed to insights, cost, and end user adoption.
Transformational
What do you like best about the product?
Prior to Domo, I had to reach out to various individuals to gather data and perform analytics, that had to be repeated each month or quarter. Now I have data at my fingertips and can build it once and have it update automatically—significantly impacting me and our organization's overall governance.
What do you dislike about the product?
I think there are a lot of features that I am not familiar with. I sometimes feel overwhelmed with the capabilities that I would like to better understand.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Connecting data points to get a better picture of risks to the organization.
Powerful and easy to use, with a few limitations
What do you like best about the product?
1. Ease of use: I was able to quickly come in and operate Domo.
2. Magic ETL: My favorite feature is the Magic ETL. I can wrangle and manipulate the data in all sorts of ways to get it just the way I need it.
3. Beast Modes and fixed functions: What can't be done in ETL (or needs to be done on the spot) can be accomplished with Beast Modes in the vizulization. Fixed functions allow you to stack aggregations (sums of sums, sum of maxes, etc)
2. Magic ETL: My favorite feature is the Magic ETL. I can wrangle and manipulate the data in all sorts of ways to get it just the way I need it.
3. Beast Modes and fixed functions: What can't be done in ETL (or needs to be done on the spot) can be accomplished with Beast Modes in the vizulization. Fixed functions allow you to stack aggregations (sums of sums, sum of maxes, etc)
What do you dislike about the product?
For instance, yesterday I was creating a pivot table and needed the cells to change color based on whether the dollar amounts met a specific threshold. Although there are several ways to change cell colors, I encountered some challenges. Initially, I attempted to use the color preference feature, but it required the cell to contain an exact value. I had a beast mode that categorized values as “Met expectations” or “Did not meet expectations,” and I wanted to highlight the dollar amounts in red or green accordingly. However, I could only color code based on the dollar amount itself. Given the variability in thresholds and the impracticality of specifying every possible dollar amount, this approach was not feasible.
Next, I tried embedding the color change in HTML within the beast mode, which typically works, but it was ineffective in a pivot table. I then attempted to use green and red square emojis (🟩 and 🟥) concatenated with the dollar amount as a visual cue. While this provided a color signal before the dollar amount, it did not change the text color and resulted in the loss of comma separators for thousands. Although I could have programmed the beast mode to include these separators, time constraints prevented me from doing so. Ultimately, I opted for a separate column: one displaying the green and red emojis and another showing the dollar amount. This solution, while functional, was not ideal.
Next, I tried embedding the color change in HTML within the beast mode, which typically works, but it was ineffective in a pivot table. I then attempted to use green and red square emojis (🟩 and 🟥) concatenated with the dollar amount as a visual cue. While this provided a color signal before the dollar amount, it did not change the text color and resulted in the loss of comma separators for thousands. Although I could have programmed the beast mode to include these separators, time constraints prevented me from doing so. Ultimately, I opted for a separate column: one displaying the green and red emojis and another showing the dollar amount. This solution, while functional, was not ideal.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Domo offers quick and customizable charts suitable for users of various functions, along with impressive ETL and drill-down capabilities.
Easy to use and share
What do you like best about the product?
Easy to create dynamic visualizations and reports that appeal to all user levels in our organization.
What do you dislike about the product?
While Domo provides a fantastic suite of tools, it would be great to have a more personalized customer experience when in need of support.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Personalizing reports is extremely important - the permissions and accessibility options for data and reports is extremely dynamic allowing us to create content at the user level.
Great experience using DOMO
What do you like best about the product?
1. Affordability and Ease of Use:
As a startup company very early in the business, one of our main targets is also to keep everything within budget and minimise the cost, wherever possible. DOMO helps a great deal in that. Not only is it affordable, but also very easy to use. The visualizations, charts and dashboards are easy to understand and grasp.
2. Mobile Accessibility:
One of the best things about DOMO is its mobile application, both for android as well as iOS users. The CXOs of the company can view dashboards and insights easily on their fingertips through the mobile app.
3. Customer Support:
DOMO provides good support and customer care options and the support team is always ready to help.
As a startup company very early in the business, one of our main targets is also to keep everything within budget and minimise the cost, wherever possible. DOMO helps a great deal in that. Not only is it affordable, but also very easy to use. The visualizations, charts and dashboards are easy to understand and grasp.
2. Mobile Accessibility:
One of the best things about DOMO is its mobile application, both for android as well as iOS users. The CXOs of the company can view dashboards and insights easily on their fingertips through the mobile app.
3. Customer Support:
DOMO provides good support and customer care options and the support team is always ready to help.
What do you dislike about the product?
Despite being easy-to-use and affordable, there are a few not-so-big disadvantages of using DOMO. You won't see much of the themes and creative visuals here. Only limited themes are there which can make almost all the dashboards/apps look similar. Visualizations, charts and colors/themes can be improved.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
As a product-based company, we need to see the sales of our services every hour to track the business progress. DOMO helps us to visualize our data and give it a meaning, so that the stakeholders can understand how our products are performing in the market. The visualizations and charts help us to easily get insights about our business. Also, the mobile app feature here is too good as our stakeholders and CXOs can see the dashboards at the tip of their fingers on the DOMO mobile app.
Flexible and Ease of Implementation
What do you like best about the product?
We have asked Domo for many different options to our use case. They made it work!
What do you dislike about the product?
In order to use the data science a subscription to Domo is required.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
They are solcing our problem confusing data. We have a lot and need data science to tell us what to do.
Experience with DOMO
What do you like best about the product?
Great visual aide either by charts or table format.
What do you dislike about the product?
Information is delayed by about 30 minutes to 2 hours.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
DOMO gives me quick visual aide for analyzing data either by hourly intervals or daily in a month or multiple months
Functional and performant service
What do you like best about the product?
Loads data rapidly. Dashboards are flexible and can be parametised. Charts are easy to customise.
What do you dislike about the product?
Documentation can be lacking, difficult to troubleshoot at times
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Measuring platform usage, billing for customers, spotting trends, troubleshooting
Domo is a fantastic product that enables my team to control everything we need for our data.
What do you like best about the product?
Domo is world-class as controlling your data. From bringing data into the tool, transforming it, creating cards (pivot tables/pivot charts), and sharing those cards with executives and business partners, Domo makes this intuitive and quick. The implementation of Domo is easy and you can continue to add more datasets over time. Integrating our datasets is simple enough as they work with RedShift and PostgreSQL. This ease keeps me in Domo every day, and somedays I find myself in Domo more than Excel.
What do you dislike about the product?
Domo has continued to innovate and create new features that puts in parity with competing products like Tableau. I don't have any dislikes about the product.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Our executives and business partners expect up-to-date data when making decisions. Without Domo, we would be making manual updates in Excel or Google sheets, which is not scalable with the number of datasets Domo updates for us each day. Also, many of our datasets have millions of rows, which already makes it able to do things I wouldn't be able to do otherwise.
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