Most people, at most companies, have trouble accessing their data. Sourcetable makes it easy for people to access data from most business applications and databases. That data is accessible in an interface that everyone can use and understands: a spreadsheet.
The kinds of ways people use Sourcetable include: -- Operators accessing their Postgres data to setup automated reporting functionality. -- Marketers using Sourcetable to build CAC or LTV reports using their Hubspot, Google Ads and Klaviyo data. -- Sales managers connecting their Salesforce or Pipedrive data to build charts and graphs visualizing their team's sales funnel. -- CFOs building operating models using their Quickbooks and Stripe data -- Analysts loading and querying CSV files that won't fit in Excel or Google Sheets -- Founders who need a lightweight Business Intelligence solution, but have limited engineering resources.
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Compared with ALL older versions of software especially both Linux Office tells you what to do instead of performing what you ask for step by step. I often cannot find the way to repair what I did where in Windows this goes fine or is easy to correct. Beside that Open Office is very slow compared with Libre Office and Microsoft is still the fastest.
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