In our comparison of Infor Birst vs. Power BI, Infor Birst is the best option with a higher overall Wheelhouse Score. Wheelhouse Score uses a combination of feature and pricing comparison data, average user ratings, and editorial reviews to score software vendors on a scale of 1-10.
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This is a very wonderful system. We use it mainly for data modelling, generating reports, etc. and their client support is exceptional. However, despite the many stated cons, they’re mostly experienced by developers.
If the requirements are simple, it is easy to drag and drop reports, support and community are great, has an adaptable and robust BQL, using the API is simple, writing scripts to automate common roles is possible, and methods of processing data are both simple and complicated. Also, a section of the Admin tool has greatly eased troubleshooting reports thanks to the ability to view the BQL and final SQL query making it extremely simple to locate issues.
It’s not possible to copy and paste items. Copying dashboards and implanted reports isn’t possible. A few admin roles can’t work together with one another. For the admin monitors/screens, they work with FLASH. You can’t manage to have wonderful looking reports if you have needs for ADA approved readability as the fonts are small/medium/large and scrollbars, etc. will be on everything…etc.
It is generally good. However, putting up excel visuals is much simpler and hence more preferable.
It can be used by all thanks to its design and little tech knowledge is needed to develop amazing visuals.
Manipulating raw data into Power BI such as excel is quite complex.
A new product that needs to enhance some items
Inexpensive, plenty of features to enhance the time to make the tasks operational, and incredible performance in assembling data, security and probability of learning.
Not so intuitive, no option to paste some data, and as times features don't function as initially advertised.
We’re able to deliver several reports and content to big groups of people at a go using Power BI. It makes report generation simpler and the final users get a better opportunity of utilizing the information.
It is very customizable.
Has an interface with a dated look and feel.
This is a very wonderful system. We use it mainly for data modelling, generating reports, etc. and their client support is exceptional. However, despite the many stated cons, they’re mostly experienced by developers.
If the requirements are simple, it is easy to drag and drop reports, support and community are great, has an adaptable and robust BQL, using the API is simple, writing scripts to automate common roles is possible, and methods of processing data are both simple and complicated. Also, a section of the Admin tool has greatly eased troubleshooting reports thanks to the ability to view the BQL and final SQL query making it extremely simple to locate issues.
It’s not possible to copy and paste items. Copying dashboards and implanted reports isn’t possible. A few admin roles can’t work together with one another. For the admin monitors/screens, they work with FLASH. You can’t manage to have wonderful looking reports if you have needs for ADA approved readability as the fonts are small/medium/large and scrollbars, etc. will be on everything…etc.
A new product that needs to enhance some items
Inexpensive, plenty of features to enhance the time to make the tasks operational, and incredible performance in assembling data, security and probability of learning.
Not so intuitive, no option to paste some data, and as times features don't function as initially advertised.
It is generally good. However, putting up excel visuals is much simpler and hence more preferable.
It can be used by all thanks to its design and little tech knowledge is needed to develop amazing visuals.
Manipulating raw data into Power BI such as excel is quite complex.
We’re able to deliver several reports and content to big groups of people at a go using Power BI. It makes report generation simpler and the final users get a better opportunity of utilizing the information.
It is very customizable.
Has an interface with a dated look and feel.
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In our rating and review comparison of Infor Birst vs. Power BI, Power BI has 418 user reviews and Infor Birst has 29. The average star rating for Power BI is 4.48 while Infor Birst has an average rating of 4.24. Power BI has more positive reviews than Infor Birst. Comparing Infor Birst vs. Power BI reviews, Power BI has stronger overall reviews.
Infor Birst vs. Power BI both offer a strong set of features and functionality including Data Management, Data Migration, Report Management, Reporting & Analytics, Drag-and-Drop Builders/Designers, Layout Types, Chart Types, Customizable Items, Appointments/Scheduling, Reminders/Alerts, Workflow Automation, Document Management, Systems/Administrative, Identity and Access Management (IAM), Cybersecurity Features, Disaster Recovery, Integration Options, Third-Party Integrations, Microsoft 365, Compliance Accreditations, After-Sales Service, Supported Technologies. In our feature comparison of Infor Birst vs. Power BI, Infor Birst offers more of the most popular features and tools than Power BI.
In our pricing comparison of Infor Birst vs. Power BI, Power BI's pricing starts at Free/month and is more affordable compared to Power BI's starting cost of Free/month.
Our comparison of Infor Birst vs. Power BI shows that Infor Birst scores higher in usability for ease of use, setup & support, quality of support. Power BI scores higher in meets requirements, learning curve, ease of admin, but Infor Birst has the best scores overall for system usability.
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