Jaspersoft commercial edition is an embedded business intelligence suite designed to be built-into SaaS products as an integrated reporting engine. It provides reports and dashboards for customer-facing applications without requiring app developers to build their own reporting engine.
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Tableau Desktop
Score 8.3 out of 10
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Tableau Desktop is a data visualization product from Tableau. It connects to a variety of data sources for combining disparate data sources without coding. It provides tools for discovering patterns and insights, data calculations, forecasts, and statistical summaries and visual storytelling.
$70
per month
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Tableau Creator
$70.00
Per User / Per Month
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Tableau Desktop
Free Trial
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No
Free/Freemium Version
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No
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
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Yes
Entry-level Setup Fee
No setup fee
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Jaspersoft offers flexible pricing for ISVs and SaaS per customer or by CPU core.
All pricing plans are billed annually.
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vs Tableau and ad-hoc visualization, Tibco is a poor alternative.
vs Microsoft SSRS, support of non Microsoft stacks is why we picked the tool.
At the time, we selected Jaspersoft because we did not have a multi-tenant model, and we needed a reporting solution that offered a package with many licenses at a reasonable cost. Now our needs have changed, and the licensing model no longer makes sense.
Tableau is much …
We looked into Tableau a bit but we decided to go with Jaspersoft because of how open ended and flexible Jaspesoft is. We love the open source nature and the fact that we could make custom things for stuff that doesn't exist yet. Jaspersoft also is more pixel perfect and from …
More flexible than Qlik, easier to integrate and cheaper to run. Less polished and ultimately capable than Tableau, but more flexible commercially and technically. In terms of commercials and support, easier to deal with than either Qlik or Tableau.
Price was a big factor. Jaspersoft is well priced compared to Tableau. We found Glow scaled badly. With Jaspersoft, we can add as much horsepower as we need.
TIBCO does a better job in providing seamless data mapping and migration from one legacy system to other without any loss of traffic or compromising the security of the data. Whereas with another tool sometimes because of the integral framework there may be some questions as to …
Very cost-effective and was easy to work with. However as I’ve said before, when your data volumes grow significantly over the years it’s important to plan what your needs will be. Twice in my career, we chose Jaspersoft Enterprise Edition and both times outgrew it in under 6 …
When looking at the different features of these reporting engines, and what we were going to be using it for, the answer seemed clear. Jasper offered exactly what we were looking for, and did so for a price that we were happy with. For a scalable, feature-rich reporting engine …
I have found them to be on par in my experience. In terms of why my company selected Jaspersoft - I am happy to use both and was not involved in that part of the selection process. I came more involved later.
These could be more easy to learn and reporting. For example, building a demo page, but we expected guarantee for Business Intelligence work. So my clients and I at the end we decided to try Jaspersoft and the result was as expected.
I have trialled Tableau, QlikSense and Power BI. Honestly, I feel that these products are leagues ahead of Jaspersoft. It may be because I am a SQL developer that I find them easy to use, but they seem far more intuitive to use.
Apart from Microsoft's SSRS (incumbent solution that Jaspersoft replaced), we evaluated Power BI, Business Objects, Cognos, and Tableau.
Jaspersoft was selected because of the following reasons: