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Introducing Qlik Anonymous Access. Here are a few ways it can help:
When organizations openly share data, they demonstrate that they have nothing to hide. This transparency enhances customer trust, builds brand loyalty, and fosters a positive public image.
Example: Imagine you're a company committed to sustainability. By using Qlik Anonymous Access to publish a dashboard illustrating how your products are ethically sourced, you demonstrate your commitment and differentiate yourself in a crowded market.
Sharing aggregated (and anonymous) data can position you as an industry leader. Your insights can attract new business partners and customers.
Example: Consider a marketing software company that regularly publishes reports on the latest digital marketing trends. By sharing these reports, they become a go-to resource in the field—boosting their sales pipeline.
What is Qlik Anonymous Access?
Qlik Anonymous Access is your no-login-required gateway for sharing data. It allows organizations to host dashboards, reports, and analytics for public use—whether through a web portal, an app, or directly embedded on a website. Best of all, the data is always up-to-date, thanks to automatic refreshes. No complicated logins, no hassle.
Key Benefits of Qlik Anonymous Access
Key Use Cases for Qlik Anonymous Access
Wondering how Qlik Anonymous Access can work for your organization? Here are some impactful use cases:
How Does Qlik Anonymous Access Work?
Here’s how Qlik Anonymous Access makes publishing public-facing analytics simple:
With Qlik Anonymous Access, sharing your analytics and public data has never been easier or more secure. Whether you’re a government looking to enhance transparency, a company showcasing CSR efforts, or an academic sharing groundbreaking research, this solution helps you share your insights with the world.
Want to see it in action?
Check out the “SaaS in 60” video and learn how Qlik Anonymous Access can help you turn public data into a competitive advantage.
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