Domo vs QuickSight

Domo wins quite a few awards and high scores in our 400+ point analysis. The SelectHub scoring engine crunches this data to compute the final score. We base our evaluation on technical, functional and vendor criteria, as well as ease of deployment.

• Gather Data: Use data from your preferred systems and sources with over 1,000 connectors. Set up integration tasks with automation. Make cloud warehouses work for you with the Domo Cloud Amplifier. Our analysts give the platform 96 for source connectivity.
• Perform Complex Calculations: Blend and transform data, and create calculated columns with Domo Analyzer and Magic ETL. Target specific buyer segments with behavioral, store and sales data. Domo gets 91 for advanced analytics in our assessment, putting it ahead of Power BI and Qlik Sense.
• Manage Data: Combine, aggregate, pivot and filter datasets with Magic ETL. A handy checklist on the screen guides you through the steps. Domo is intelligent — it shows green dots if two datasets have common fields while blending. We give it a 100 for data management.
• Acquire IoT Insights: Domo differentiates itself with full support for IoT technologies, scoring a 100 in our analysis. It integrates with AWS IoT systems for edge analytics. Writebacks are super helpful for updating remote systems.
• Gain ML Insights: Check if you’re spending wisely — create accurate cash flow models with machine learning. Boost your chances of closing customers by calculating the lifetime value for each buyer. Domo scores 100 in our analysis for built-in data science capabilities and its constant emphasis on AI/ML.

• Self-Service BI: Get answers to questions and share insights independently through self-service analysis of business data. Connect to data sources, manipulate values to create visualizations, invite others to collaborate and share dashboards and reports — all without the need to install any application. 
• Multi-Tenancy: Its multi-tenant architecture with namespaces allows vendors to provide data exploration and dashboarding capabilities for multiple applications at the same time. Host multiple clients and add templates created and shared by dashboard authors to the proprietary visualizations library. 
• Embedded Analytics: Embed dashboard sessions into proprietary software to enhance business with console analytics. Personalize the appearance of visualizations and reports by adding custom fonts, colors and styles. Set defaults and error handling to match the host application for a cohesive feel. 
• Report Sharing: Stay informed as to how key metrics are performing by scheduling automatic email updates. Ensure secure access to dashboards and email reports by showing only relevant data through targeted reports. 
• Flexible Pricing: Save on upfront costs and capacity planning through its p    ay-as-you-go pricing model for report consumers — people who view dashboards, but don’t create them. 
• Mobility: Get data insight and forecasting summaries on-the-go through its mobile version, available on both iOS and Android. Drill down into mobile-optimized dashboards and reports for in-depth analysis and filter to view specific metrics, even when away from the office. Share results with others and get email alerts for changes in business data as they happen. 
• Automate Deployments: Deploy applications at scale, keeping them online for continued access while minimizing downtime. AWS CodeDeploy provides automated app deployments to multiple cloud compute services, such as Amazon EC2, AWS Fargate, AWS Lambda, and on-premise servers. Seamlessly integrates with continuous delivery process pipelines, such as AWS CodePipeline, GitHub and Jenkins. 
• Promote Data Literacy: Identify key metrics, perform what-if analysis through simple point-and-click actions, discover hidden trends and generate forecasts — without needing any technical skills. Generates dashboard summaries in easy-to-understand language to enable shared understanding of data insights. 
• Scalable: Its serverless architecture makes it easily scalable, ensuring fast loading of dashboards even during peak traffic. Scales as the organization grows to take on larger loads — no need to set up dedicated servers. 
• Data Security: Its Enterprise version provides additional security features through permissions-based access to AWS data, row level security, SSO and data encryption. It is FedRamp, HIPAA, PCI PSS, ISO and SOC compliant, keeping with industry best practices.