Its ability to access different applications and offer development functionalities, along with the valuable feature of drill-down reports, enhances its usefulness in financial analysis and reporting.

It offers a unique and powerful feature called ''swapping'' which allows users to easily switch between columns and rows, and the platform automatically recalculates all the relevant measures accordingly. It provides extensive self-service capabilities, enabling users to customize visuals such as changing bars to circles. It offers a wide range of analytics options including statistics and visualizations, as well as prediction capabilities, allowing users to make forecasts based on the latest data.

Pyramid has a wide level of uses, as it's a complete ETL process and has a good level of connecting to a lot of data sources. 

The features I find most valuable are 'Discover,' 'Formulate,' and 'Model.' I use them regularly to build logic and create reports for my job.

I think the most valuable Pyramid Analytics feature is the solution's ability to drill down and dice in the loop. I think it is better than InExcel or Power BI. Online analytics is described all up. The users really can analyze the data online.

The most valuable feature of Pyramid Analytics, outshining even top-tier platforms like Power BI, is its robust support for DAX queries. This capability enhances data analysis significantly, making Pyramid a versatile and powerful tool for deriving insights from complex datasets.

The data model capabilities seem great to me. It seems quite performant in analyzing multi-dimensional information sets and presenting them. I think that's cool. I think its graphic designer's a bit clunky and cumbersome, but it seems that they've got a good thing under there in the engine room.