We performed a comparison between Salesforce Einstein Analytics and Teradata Analytics [EOL] based on real PeerSpot user reviews.
Find out what your peers are saying about Microsoft, Tableau, Oracle and others in BI (Business Intelligence) Tools."Tableau CRM is a very capable solution. It is easy to use, user-friendly, and integrates well."
"The most valuable feature of Salesforce Einstein Analytics is the reporting tools."
"Transparency is the most valuable feature of this solution."
"The tool is valuable. It's one of the greatest programs I'm currently working with, and I believe it will continue to be crucial in the next four to five years. It's the future of our operations. Integrating other systems and conducting campaigns is easy. The solution relies heavily on AI."
"The fact that the solution is visually appealing because of its lightning interfaces can be considered one of its most valuable features"
"The out-of-the-box features are good for companies that want to try analytics and data science interventions."
"It's scalable."
"he most valuable feature of the solution is its ease of use."
"Provides ease of formulating a solution based on SQL-like queries."
"nPath has made journey/path analysis much easier."
"It has been fantastic for running complete data sets (no sampling required)."
"The product is natively integrated into the Salesforce ecosystem. You also need a CRM license. It should be more flexible with other platforms."
"If I could improve Tableau CRM I would make it as powerful as Tableau. Tableau CRM is more integrated and it's on the web, but it has less functionality. It is lacking functionality at this time."
"Improvement-wise, I feel the solution must be more robust since it is not exactly ready to handle large data."
"The price of Salesforce Einstein Analytics is quite a bit expensive for the region of Mexico. I think the price of the product could be better."
"When it comes to generating reports, it appears that many users rely on experts to handle technical aspects. For instance, if you require a weekly report displaying accounts transitioning in and out of your modules, it seems challenging to accomplish without consulting experts for assistance. Such tasks should be user-friendly and easily achievable without external assistance."
"Better pricing would make it available to more users and we would likely use it more broadly within the organization."
"If a user leaves your organization, you shouldn't lose the visibility of all of the records."
"The product is expensive."
"We have struggled with uptime. Some of the features need to be updated."
"I would like to see more/better documentation. They also need to enhance analytic/data science algorithms."
"I have found some problems with the figures depicted on graphs and figures shown, like scores which could not be negative but which were depicted as such."
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Salesforce Einstein Analytics is ranked 11th in BI (Business Intelligence) Tools with 18 reviews while Teradata Analytics [EOL] doesn't meet the minimum requirements to be ranked in BI (Business Intelligence) Tools. Salesforce Einstein Analytics is rated 8.2, while Teradata Analytics [EOL] is rated 7.0. The top reviewer of Salesforce Einstein Analytics writes "Helpful consistent measurements, high availability, and scales well". On the other hand, the top reviewer of Teradata Analytics [EOL] writes "Streamlines formulating solutions based on SQL-like queries". Salesforce Einstein Analytics is most compared with Microsoft Power BI, Tableau, Databricks, SAP Analytics Cloud and IBM Watson Explorer, whereas Teradata Analytics [EOL] is most compared with .
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