Qlik Replicate Reviews

We use this solution for data warehouse replication. It is used by three network developers in our company. 

It's very user-friendly when it comes to settings and configuration. It also offers very detailed logging about warnings and errors.

We would like to see more details in messages about errors with the system.

I have been using this solution for one year. 

This is a stable solution. 

We use a local company for support and do not rely on Qlik support. 

Before using Qlik Replicate we used to use QlikView and Qlik Sense for data visualization. Our vendors recommended to use Qlik Replicate instead.

The initial setup is very straightforward. There is a recommendation on the Qlik website about database configuration and there is very good step by step manual for getting set up.

Qlik Replicate offers an annual subscription, but after five years a solution like GoldenGate offers a lower price. Overall, Qlik is an expensive solution. You need to pay for all additional features that you would like to use. 

I would rate this solution a nine out of ten. 

We use EC2 for the cloud service for Qlik Replicate. We generally use Qlik Replicate from SQL server source to SQL server source destination, or to the AWS RDS instance. Either a single server on-premise or AWS RDS Postgre Aurora.

Qlik Replicate has improved our organization because it has allowed each team the ability to do their own data replication into our single-source data, such as data lake or our AWS. All the data can be moved to a single location.

The most useful functions of Qlik Replicate are data manipulation and transformations.

When you remote into it the Qlik Replicate UI a lot of times it just freezes. We set up the EC2, to allow them to go to the server and click on the Replicate icon, it just opens up and just sits there. At that point, we have to go into the EC2 and then reboot the server. This should be fixed, it is frustrating.

When we do receive errors when the solution suddenly fails it will give a message of  "Error." You have to go and figure out which setting you have to tweak to get the actual error. This could be improved by being more descriptive or more intuitive. They have eight different options of things the error would say, such as enhance logging, but you don't really know what that means. The wording doesn't tell you if it fails. It makes it difficult when trying to find the actual problem.

In a feature release, they could improve the solution by making it easier to use two different destinations. If we want to do have on-premise and in the cloud, it seemed difficult when I was attempting the process. It would be useful to just have one source and then two different destinations, using the same transformations and other configurations.

I have been using Qlik Replicate for approximately six months ago.

The scalability is very good because we are using Amazon AWS.

We have approximately 10 people using the solution in my organization and most of them are developers, such as software engineers. The solution is moderately used in our organization.

The technical support could improve. It is difficult to connect with them on the phone. There can be a lot of back and forth communication.

We previously used SSIS and an in-house built product.

We ended up choosing Qlik Replicate because we were doing a lot of transforms, and decided to list the data in one place. Qlik Replicate was a good product to get data over without turning on a CDC. We wanted a tool that was easy to use and we decided Qlik Replicate was right for us.

The initial setup involved setting up the source and the privileges needed on every source. DBAs don't like that too much, but they have to give each team access privileges but that's the only way to use Qlik Replicate. Additionally but then the troubleshooting and stuff, it took about a month just getting all the stuff right, all the details. The initial additional troubleshooting and other aspects of the implementation took about a month to have all set up correctly.

We did the implementation in-house. The solution has not needed a lot of maintenance, we do not have an assigned individual for maintenance.

We are evaluating other solutions at this time, such as DM, which uses Qlik Replicate in the background.

Overall the solution is straightforward to use. It does a good job at what it needs to, but it's not as robust in the transformations, for example, the lookups.

I rate Qlik Replicate a seven out of ten.

Our primary use case is to transform and modernize our analytics environment and modernize the data pipelines.

It enables us to transform data at the latest stage rather than in ETL loads, so it's more ELT which is one of the advantages. It is also in near real-time, which brings significant advantage for our embedded analytics approach.

We have technical people who work with it. I do not have a lot of feedback to provide at this stage. We want to implement a data lake but that's at the second stage to be integrated with the other tools that we use, which are Qlik. Since we use Qlik, we intend to leverage Attunity's capabilities because Attunity is now part of the portfolio.

I have been using Qlik Replicate for around two months. 

We've had a team of consultants helping us directly. So we do not use support now. We are in the phase where we're really working with the consultants from Qlik now.

It was easy to set up. We had specialists who helped us with the setup. We have around three users. 

It's being used daily. 

It's extremely promising. It implements new real-time capabilities for data ingestion. It works in hybrid mode that is a hybrid cloud. This is very good and it looks like it has very good performance. We're quite happy.

I would rate it a nine out of ten.

In the next release, I would like to see closer integration with data catalyst.

I am a consultant who is using Qlik Replicate for one of our customers. It is primarily used for the historical load, as well as the incremental load.

Our current project involves a client that has their legacy data in SAP HANA. They want to transfer all of the data from SAP into Snowflake. It involves terabytes of data and Qlik is being extensively used.

From a technical perspective, this is an excellent product.

Qlik can be made more user-friendly.

Support-wise, this solution is in need of improvement.

We have been working with Qlik Replicate for almost one year.

This product is very stable.

The scalability is very good. My customer has about ten people who are using this solution.

When we reach out to technical support, they should be good enough to support us.

When we reached out to them to assist with doing the PoC for our customer, they declined my request. Our customers were trying to access their data and when we asked certain questions from the Qlik folks, they were heavily focused on the licensing issue and wasted time with that while we could have been solving the problem.

By comparison, when I speak with HVR technical support, they never ask anything like this. Rather, they will directly help us. They receive the problem and straightaway they will try to help us. This enables us to better speak with our customers.

We are a partner, and when we want to reach out to the Qlik experts, we would like to receive answers.

Overall, I would rate their support a four out of five.

I have used HVR and I feel that it has more features than Qlik. It is also more customer-friendly.

Feature-wise, I cannot think of any improvement that is needed. We are very happy with Qlik, no doubt about it. The only problem is with support. When we ask for technical assistance they should be in a position to support us.

I would rate this solution a ten out of ten.

Qlik Replicate is a product used to replicate data. 

A valuable feature of Qlik Replicate is that you do not need ETL. It's easy to use—you choose two systems and it automatically replicates them. Even if there is no CDC available, if you insert it and update it, and there is nothing to find out, then you can use Qlik Replicate. It's a good product. 

This product could be improved by providing more insight regarding errors. One of our customers that uses Qlik Replicate has had an issue. We tried to debug it, but we could not trace the error message. The infrastructure site should give us more insight about errors. Qlik Replicate is not a business solution, it's an IT solution. The reporting tools and bug site should be improved. 

Qlik bought Attunity, and I was working with Attunity Replicate for more than 10 years. 

Qlik Replicate is stable. 

This solution is scalable. 

Qlik Replicate is not expensive, compared to GoldenGate. 

The competitors of Qlik Replicate are Oracle GoldenGate and Sybase Replication. 

I rate Qlik Replicate an eight out of ten. 

To someone looking into Qlik Replicate, I would say that it's easy to use and Qlik Replicate is only one part. You should know the data to replicate it. It's a technical solution. If you are an integration consultant and you are using a replication tool, you should also know ETL tools to complete the picture. If you want to use Qlik Replicate, you should also focus on the ETL side.