GraphPad Prism vs. Vizlib

If you need to use multiple softwares to compile data such as spreadsheets, another app to run statistics, or another software to make graph and layout, you can try Graphpad Prism because it can do all of this in just a few clicks.

I have read reviews where Vizlib is performing well. That was not our experience integrating Vizlib with Qlik Sense cloud as a write back capability. So, my experience is that integrating Vizlib with Qlik Sense cloud as a write back capability is probably not an area where they perform well

• Graphs
• Data analysis
• Layouts

• Visualizations
• Forecasting
• Storytelling

• The layout feature have been improved over the years but I believe it could be improved by adding more editing tool specially those for images.
• Prism should have more packages for stat analysis.

• Vizlib promised a writeback capability that it just was not able to deliver. We bought additional developer licenses for QlikSense that were not planned in the initial Vizlib discussions, but even with they were not able to implement a writeback capability.
• I feel Support was horrible... very slow, and with inadequate expertise.

We have figured out how to use Vizlib features on our own on many occasions. Whenever we do run into questions, the support team is very helpful and able to help us figure out how to do things quickly. I feel features are more advanced, but we know the depth is there when we’re ready to use it

Vizlib support is awesome! We have quick turnaround times and regular updates when we open cases. It’s so good we often ask them Qlik Sense questions, rather than going to Qlik support

Graphpad can process multiple steps in just one platform. Database > Stats > Graphs > Layouts > Export

I selected Vizlib based on several positive Qlik community forum comments. It would seem that they had a different use case than we did

• It improved a lot the way we show data, and therefore it increased our visibility.
• Analysis performed by this software gives credibility.

• We have had a negative experience with Vizlib... we paid for a capability that wasn't delivered, and that cost us time that could have been better spend on other priorities. Negative ROI.