We have seen a return on investment with Snowflake. 

If you use the tool well, you'll see ROI from your investment.

We don't really have it commercialized or revenue-generating in any way, but what we've seen with it is we've been able to remove all of our reporting and other data needs off of production application. So we're not putting extra stress on things that we need to always have up and running in order to operate the business. That's really our security. It's more of a favorite blanket if you will, is where we're seeing the benefits.

The solution is worth the money. It is good to use. It has a lot of features which are not available in other products. However, users must explore other products to control their costs.

We do see a return on investment.

We have not yet seen an ROI.

We have many long-term customers who have been using Snowflake for years, and they wouldn't continue to use it if they weren't seeing a strong return on investment.

We haven't yet seen a return on investment because some of the applications are yet to be fruitful and make revenue. We have used Snowflake for the past three years at this point, but we have not yet made great revenue.

Very good.

Snowflake is a cloud-based, scalable solution that provides strong data security. Handling all the data is much easier in Snowflake, and it has a very nice interface to control user access. The administration of Snowflake is also comparatively easier.

We have not yet experienced ROI. 

We have seen ROI when using Snowflake based on the insights we get.

The ROI appears good on paper, particularly in terms of cost reduction in operations. However, as companies have only been using Snowflake for a year and it's hard to say for sure. It looks promising for now, but it will take a year or so to see if it holds up in practice.

I can't directly convey ROI because we are not using only Snowflake. We are using multiple products to increase our revenue and decrease time consumption. This makes it difficult to calculate ROI.