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What does it do?

  • Data Analysis
  • Data Visualization
  • Business Intelligence
  • Predictive Analytics
  • Automated Insights

How is it used?

  • Use Tableau AI via web app for guided data analysis and insights.
  • 1. Utilize Einstein Copilot for Tableau 2. Leverage Einstein Trust Layer 3. Access Tableau Pulse 4. Add Data Stories 5. Use Explain Data

Who is it good for?

  • Data Analysts
  • Data-Driven Decision Makers
  • Business Users
  • Tableau Dashboard Creators
  • Salesforce Users

Details & Features

  • Made By

    Salesforce
  • Released On

    2003-07-10

Tableau AI is an analytics platform that utilizes generative artificial intelligence to simplify data analysis and insights consumption. It aims to accelerate time to value for data analysts while empowering business users with personalized insights.

Key features:
- Einstein Copilot for Tableau: An AI assistant that guides users through data exploration and provides best practices for content creation within Tableau.
- Einstein Trust Layer: Ensures data security and compliance when adopting generative AI.
- Tableau Pulse: Surfaces automated analytics in plain language, anticipates user questions, and suggests additional questions.
- Data Stories: Automated, plain-language explanations that can be added to dashboards.
- Explain Data: Dynamic visualizations for deeper exploration and discovery of insights.
- Einstein Discovery in Tableau: Provides trusted and transparent predictions and recommendations.

How it works:
Tableau AI is integrated into the Tableau Platform, allowing users to interact with it through various tools and interfaces. Users can utilize Einstein Copilot for AI-driven guidance, leverage the Einstein Trust Layer for data security, access Tableau Pulse for personalized insights, add Data Stories to dashboards, use Explain Data for dynamic visualizations, and benefit from Einstein Discovery for predictions and recommendations.

Integrations:
Tableau AI supports integrations with Salesforce (as part of the Tableau Platform) and is recognized as a leader in Forrester's Augmented BI Platforms Wave.

Use of AI:
Tableau AI is built on the Einstein Trust Layer, which ensures trusted, ethical, and open AI-powered experiences.

AI foundation model:
The specific AI foundation model or language model used is not explicitly mentioned.

How to access:
Tableau AI is available as a web app and is part of the Tableau Platform.

  • Supported ecosystems
    Salesforce, Apple, iOS, Android, Google, Salesforce, iOS, Apple, Android, Google
  • What does it do?
    Data Analysis, Data Visualization, Business Intelligence, Predictive Analytics, Automated Insights
  • Who is it good for?
    Data Analysts, Data-Driven Decision Makers, Business Users, Tableau Dashboard Creators, Salesforce Users

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