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In this article, we are taking a closer look at two of the most popular embedded analytics solutions on the market – Reveal and Looker, to help you find the best tool for your needs.  

We know that in today’s highly competitive business environment and flooded markets, choosing an embedded analytics vendor for your business needs could be quite overwhelming, and to help you make the best choice, we’ve compiled this list of the top 7 embedded analytics platforms. 

Powered by two of the greatest analytics technologies, augmented analytics allows users to ask questions and automatically generate insights by exploring their data using conversational language.  

Chartio is a cloud-based business intelligence and analytics solution that provides business teams with the tools and functionalities for data exploration and data visualization. It’s one of the most popular visualization tools on the market that helps decision-makers make refined graphs, reports, and dashboards, and take the best case decisions faster.   Or it used to be. You may […]

Modern analytics applications like embedded analytics solutions enable non-technical users to manage and work with data themselves by providing self-service and modern architecture capabilities. They deliver real-time reporting, interactive data visualizations, and advanced analytics capabilities including machine learning and AI directly into an enterprise business application. 

The multi-tenancy services reduce the complexity and customizations that are often required when embedding BI into your OEM software, ERP application, or other SaaS applications. Its capabilities allow you to easily maintain data isolation while supporting multiple tasks within the same account or organization at the same time.

The best embedded analytics solutions offer a lot more than just data visualizations. We gathered a list of 7 embedded analytics features you need to keep in mind when choosing your embedded analytics vendor.

Stored procedures are one of the most used and most popular database subjects and as such, they offer a handful of benefits. Using stored procedures can simplify and accelerate the execution of SQL queries, and more.