As a general rule, QlikView customer should take the opportunity to re-think how they build apps and solve problems in the Qlik Sense environment. Sense does not yet have a feature that QlikView currently has, there is a roadmap or other information to address that gap. In areas where there is an overlap and where Qlik Q: Is QlikView more feature rich than Qlik Sense?Ī: QlikView and Qlik Sense address broadly different use-cases, and as such some features that are relevant to address one use case are not relevant whenĪddressing another use case. Minimal development expertise to build and publish powerful analytical QlikView continues to provide customers with an in-theboxĪnalytical application development platform, enabling analysts with Publish approach, since every user can simply drag-‘n’-drop to build or extend Unlike QlikView, Sense does not require a build and Q: What are the major differences between QlikView and Qlik Sense?Ī: Qlik Sense provides new capabilities in the area of true self-service Sense delivers the ease-of-use business users require to create personalized visualizations,reports, and dashboards through simple drag-‘n’-drop techniques, while ensuring centralized data security and governance. QlikView leverages Qlik’s patented data indexing engine to dynamically reveal the hidden relationships within the data, resulting in more thorough comprehension and informed decision making.Ī: Qlik Sense is a next-generation, self-service data visualization and analysisĪpplication built using Qlik’s market-proven data indexing engine. With skills transferable between both platforms this doesn’t have to be a one-time decision and a blend of the two products is perfectly acceptable, as mentioned above.Ī: QlikView is the market-proven, leading BI application platform for the rapidĬreation of guided analytics applications which support user-driven exploration and analysis.

If you want to push more of the responsibility for creating visualisations on to the users who will be consuming the data then there is a lot of merit in using Sense.

If you have a business intelligence team providing analytics to the rest of your business, QlikView may be the best option. Sense allows users to explore their own data, whilst QlikView can be used to build “guided analytics”, meaning a designer will have defined a layout that provides pre- defined views of the data.įor developers there are some more powerful features in QlikView, but many of these have equivalents in Sense. Qlik Sense is designed to compliment QlikView.

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