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DataBrain helps product teams craft and share beautiful dashboards with customers, vendors and partners using natural language. DataBrain provides a robust SDK that allows for extreme customizability to match your design and charting system, saving engineering and product teams hours of time and resources.
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DataBrain stands out as an AI-powered analytics platform designed specifically for SaaS companies, offering several unique features:
Embedded analytics: DataBrain provides a modular SDK that allows easy integration of analytics into existing applications, enabling companies to go live with customized dashboards in as little as 7-10 days
AI-driven insights: The platform leverages AI and natural language processing to generate automated insights and allow users to ask questions in plain language
Flexibility and customization: DataBrain offers a "Swiss Army knife" approach, connecting to multiple data sources and providing extensive customization options for charts, dashboards, and user interfaces
Multi-tenancy support: Built from the ground up to handle multi-tenant SaaS environments, DataBrain simplifies data management for companies serving multiple clients
White-labeling: The platform can be fully white-labeled, allowing companies to maintain their branding and user experience
Enterprise-grade security: DataBrain offers robust security features, including role-based access control and the option for hosted solutions to meet compliance requirements
Rapid deployment: The platform is designed for quick implementation, reducing the time and resources typically required for building analytics solutions in-house
Support for both technical and non-technical users: DataBrain caters to data analysts with SQL and Python scripting capabilities, while also providing user-friendly interfaces for business users
By combining these features, DataBrain aims to provide a comprehensive, modern solution for SaaS companies looking to enhance their analytics capabilities without the complexities of traditional BI tools or the limitations of building in-house solutions.
DataBrain's answer:
DataBrain's pricing model is unique and generally more flexible compared to many competitors:
Module-based pricing: Instead of charging per seat or user, DataBrain prices based on the modules you choose to use. This allows you to pay only for the features you need
Unlimited users: There's no additional charge based on the number of users or clients viewing the dashboards. This can be particularly cost-effective for companies with a large user base or those expecting rapid growth
Flexible plans: DataBrain offers three main plans - Growth, Pro, and Enterprise. Each plan includes different features, and you can mix and match modules to create a custom plan that fits your specific needs
No usage-based pricing: Unlike some competitors who charge based on the number of views or data volume, DataBrain doesn't increase costs as your usage grows
Cost-effective compared to traditional BI tools
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Hey everyone, I'm interested in taking the Tableau Certified Data Analyst Exam Readiness course through tableau.com to prepare and get Tableau certified. I had some questions about the course, such as are the videos pre recorded or in person, do you have access to the material once the 90 days expire, and I was also wondering if anyone had input/advice for this course. Thanks! Source: almost 2 years ago
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