Looker

It is really easy to share Looks(single query/visualization) and Dashboards built in Looker. It is possible to this via URL so you don't even need to save them or send the results directly to someone via email. Looker also has a Slackbot, but unfortunately have not used it yet. Looker also supports embedding you Looks and Dashboards.

Tha data analytics sharing is really easy with teams. Very deep SQL modeling ability makes your companies secret data safe and secure. The team leader can control what he is sharing with others.

Sharing features include scheduling reports to be delivered by email, downloaded as PDF, bookmarked, published to a common space, exported as iframe etc.

Looker has a good range of roles and users that you can define and assign. The sharing capabilities in Looker are quite good as well.

This is probably my favorite feature of Looker, and the reason it makes such a difference in our organization. Not only can we quickly write queries and cobble together reports, but we can share them quickly with each other. Data visibility has increased dramatically since adopting Looker.

Collaboration is very easy in Looker. You can always share "looks" (analyses), reports, dashboards etc. with co-workers. Everybody has his/her own "space" to play around. People can simply share and schedule all pieces or have them delivered as CSV, HTML, etc.. Even collaboration on data modelling layer is possible! Access control and permission settings are very detailed and granular.

Collaboration is near-perfect.

I haven't used all the sharing functions, right now I just have a couple scheduled reports that send. I like that it only sends when new data is availble

It's nice that you can publish reports. However, I would find it much more secure if you could publish a report but have simple password control to restrict access. Otherwise a bot for instance could always discover a public report.

It's decent.

Very easy to distribute reports by email and to schedule recurring reports

Ease of sharing is great. I love that any report that has been built can be shared via URL, regardless of whether that report is itself saved to any particular collaboration space or dashboard. Even and ad hoc data pull can be shared with a link.

Access control is a bit time consuming and tricky to configure, but it's def possible.

Looker is awesome, interface is very comprehensive (after few days using, it's pretty automatic), tools and configuration are very impressive and your personalization of a dashboard screen is something amazing. I shared my experience with some friends and they loved it. =)

While it is easy to show other people pre-done reports, it is not clear to me how easy it is to share reports with some people and restrict it to other people.

Each Look has a permalink that is shareable, and all of the report details are visible in the query string. This is both a good and bad thing. You can generate a shortened URL by hitting cmd-U (on Macs) on a Look which helps tame really long filters. However the other issue is that if you filter off say, user email addresses or other sensitive information, and then accidentally paste that link somewhere you shouldn't, that data is now out in the wild even if they can't access the actual Look without logging in.

Beyond that, one thing Domo did much better was collaboration. You could easily comment on data and annotate it, and annotations are a huge missing feature in my opinion. If we have issues with our data for a certain period of time, or need to highlight a certain date with a note, there is currently no way to do that natively with Looker chart visuals outside of a general comment in the box of the chart object in the dashboard, or in the Look description. There's also no way to do things like set general annotations/alerts that appear on all reports using a given chunk of data from a given timeframe. If I know data was broken for a certain period, I want to flag that somewhere so it becomes visible to anyone who generates a Look using data from that period.

I'd also love for there to be an option to create and store a report snapshot at a preset date (such as 90 days after a promotion ends) where it automatically emails me a PDF or ideally a link to a static Look of things up to that point since data can change over time. Right now the only way to do it is either schedule reports (that run indefinitely, so less than ideal), or make a note to pull a PDF at a given date and save that to Google Drive or something.

First hand experience with Looker's scheduled e-mail and in-app sharing functionality.

"Spaces" are helpful but a bit unintuitive.

Looker has customizable access controls so users can be provisioned to access only certain data sources. It also allows for sharing reports and dashboards across teams and allows for scheduling reports and dashboards to be emailed to team members. Reports can also be exported to Google sheets or Excel and can then be updated in near real-time.

Sharing is made fairly easy with generated short URLs, users can define their own variations of saved reports if they need their own variant of a published reoprt.

Easy to schedule and distribute; only downside is that it can only be based on static email addresses.

Views and dashboards are easily shared, and the ability of basic users to easily create new views allows for a lot of new data discovery.

We love the sharing, make public and scheduling capability.

I still get confused on Looker folders. Maybe because it has just changed and I am not used to it. It is still hard to see what other people have done and rework is common.