The best thing about Sisense is that there's no need for coding experience. In fact, it doesn't let you use sql syntax at all. You simply select fields and apply filters and aggregations to those fields through the UI. There is also a feature to do year or year stacked visualizations that I was not able to replicate in DOMO. You can also do rolling 3mo and 12mo averages easily.

I like the visual way data models are presented, and how easy it is to edit source queries etc while in there. Sisense is supportive, we find it easy to schedule calls etc with them if we have issues. It is very flexible with the look and feel via javascript, the Pivot 2.0 API, and JAQL. Live models have been useful for us, especially the variables you can have in the connectors. An example of the flexibility with Javascript - financial formatting of a Pivot table (linux). I used javascript to make the pivot table show: red or green for variances, brackets around negative numbers, renaming column headers so they include the name of the selected month (in a dashboard filter). I also used columns for ordering, and hid them.

I like the ease of building the data in the Elasticubes. It's fantastic. I like the ease of creating/changing dashboards. I have been able to train users to build dashboards in less than an hour.