Top Dashboard and Reporting Tools of 2021

Analytics Insight has selected the top dashboard and reporting tools of 2021.

The function of dashboard and reporting tools is to make the process of data analyzing easy for the companies. Using these tools, data visualization can be created and one can customize it in various ways. These tools are essential for supervising business activities properly and making the right decision for future operations.

Top Dashboard tools

Datapine

This dashboard and business intelligence tool allow all employees in a company to easily create interactive, dynamic online dashboards. The initial creation process takes only a few clicks as there are more than 80 professional dashboard templates for different industries like manufacturing, healthcare, retail, logistics, etc., and business functions like sales, IT, marketing, HR, etc. The dashboards from this software are extremely customizable and offer plenty of different features you can use, including chart zooms, time interval widgets, drill-throughs, and drill-downs.

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Klipfolio

With the help of Klipfolio, different data sources can be gathered in one widget, easy setup, accessible on all devices, visualization, and customization of data according to the company's corporate image. It supports Facebook, Google Analytics, Salesforce, HubSpot, and more than 90 other cloud applications.

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Cyfe

This online dashboard tool brings together all marketing channels, sales, finances, social media, and web analytics. It's free for using up to 5 different dashboards. You can share the dashboard with your team, clients, and everyone else. It mails data reports automatically in JPEG, PNG, CSV, and PDF formats.

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SiSence

SiSence provides an easy-to-use interface, the ability to turn analysis into visual reports with ease, ability to take snapshots of your data. With this business intelligence platform, one can easily convert complex data into easy-to-understand insights. This tool gathers and manages data from several sources. There are numerous visualization options for the interactive online dashboard.

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Tableau

This software allows data discovery and visualization. It allows people to easily visualize, analyze, and share data without needing IT intervention. The platform supports many data sources including Oracle, MS Excel, SalesForce, Google Analytics, MS SQL, etc. The paid versions of Tableau offer easy-to-use and well-designed dashboards. The tool is perfect for companies that have clients with a few users and who have to provide solutions in numerous organizations, as well as for companies without the infrastructure to build their server installation.

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Top Reporting Tools

Hive

Founder: John Furneaux and Eric Typaldos

Cost: $12/user/month.

Hive is a robust tool for project management, reporting, and flexible task coordination. By leveraging AI and machine learning, Hive Analytics provides interactive dashboards to gain actionable insights on team productivity and proactively spot risks. Manage team utilization across specific projects or clients by accurately allocating current and future resources according to real-time data.

Hive aims to improve workplace productivity for companies of all types and sizes.  Located in New York, the Hive team strives to deliver the best productivity platform for centralized workflow management and insights. As a team of active Hive users, the platform is truly built by the users, for the users. Hive integrates with Google Drive, Salesforce, Jira, Dropbox, Slack, Zoom, One Drive, Box, and more than one thousand other tools through Zapier.

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ProWorkFlow

Founder: Julian stone

Cost: $10/user/month

Standard reports of ProWorkFlow provide detailed information on workload and performance as well as your projects, tasks, time, and financial data. Custom reports let you build your own report, select the filters and data that you need, and even share the report with your team. Key features of this tool include resource reports on staff and time, workload breakdown reports, time summary reports, individual project reports, general project reports, task reports, and the ability to export reports to multiple formats. ProWorkflow integrates with tools like Xero, Quickbooks, KashFlow, FreshBooks, MYOB AccountRight, Box Storage, DropBox, Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, and hundreds more through Zapier.

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Reportei

Founder: Babba Rivera

Cost: $14.50/month

Reportei generates digital marketing reports quickly, focusing on social media data and analytics. This tool is great for agencies, freelancers, and digital marketing professionals that need to save time on reporting and spend more time on analysis. It also offers a marketing timeline feature, allowing users to add events and milestones throughout the project to the timeline and categorize them to keep track of overall project progress. It integrates with Facebook, Instagram, Linked In, YouTube, Facebook Ads, Instagram Ads, Google Ads, Google Analytics, and other channels.

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FineReport

Founder: Chen Yan

Cost: Free

FineReport's basic features include broad database support, data integration, report scheduling, multiple exporting formats, and security features. Users can create complex reports, and live dashboards with plenty of 2D & 3D charts, as well as GIS maps with some neat animations. The tool supports responsive display on PCs and mobile and offers dashboards with BIM and IoT scenario capabilities. The tool also has a great data entry feature, which allows users to leverage widgets and forms to input report information directly into relevant databases. Data validation features ensure the data's properties are accurate. This provides teams with an efficient way of collecting the latest information via web forms. FineReport integrates with third-party software such as CRM, OA, ERP, and other systems. It also provides rich APIs for customization.

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Wrike

Founder: Andrew Filev

Cost: $9.80/user/month

Wrike's reporting tools can be configured for each individual team's needs, with a number of solutions available for specific industries such as marketing and professional services. The tool also features an easy-to-use report builder and a number of prebuilt templates for tracking common metrics. Users can build reports from scratch, create new templates, or adapt previous reports. Wrike also has a dedicated help center with interactive training, videos, a 'Getting Started' guide, and a thriving community. It integrates with Salesforce, Zendesk, and QuickBooks, as well as with file management software from Microsoft, Google, and Dropbox.

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