Tableau
VerifiedPremiumPowerful business intelligence platform
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Powerful business intelligence platform
Data verified Sep 5, 2026
Tableau (now part of Salesforce) is the world's leading analytics platform. From self-service visualizations to enterprise-grade analytics, Tableau helps people see and understand data — trusted by 87,000+ organizations globally.
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Data Analysts
Use Creator licenses to build, publish, and manage dashboards and run custom R/Python scripts for advanced analytics.
Business Users
Use Explorer licenses to modify existing dashboards and perform web-based authoring on published data sources.
Business Stakeholders
Use Viewer licenses to consume pre-built dashboards, filter, comment, and download summaries.
Tableau starts at $15/user/mo (Paid).
Yes, Tableau offers a free trial of 14 days.
Yes, Tableau provides an API for developers.
Tableau is available on Web, Mac, Windows, iOS, Android.
Tableau integrates with Salesforce, Google Workspace, Microsoft Teams, Slack, R, Python.
Tableau's published plans · verified Sep 5, 2026
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Tableau is offered as both cloud and self-hosted (hybrid) deployment.
Prices require an annual contract billed upfront Also, AI/Tableau+ features require a sales conversation
Tableau is best suited for Data Analysts, Business Users, Business Stakeholders.
Common uses for Tableau include building interactive dashboards, analyzing and visualizing business data, custom reporting for business decisions, visualizing salesforce crm data.
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