Share and collaborate your
way with Tableau
Share your data discoveries
Tableau Desktop gives you the power to see your data in a whole new way. Explore and answer critical business questions in just minutes — but don’t keep these insights to yourself. What if you could quickly and securely share data, reports, and dashboards with your team, company, and customers?
Tableau’s sharing and collaboration options make that easy, whether your data is on-premises, in the cloud, or spread across a hybrid deployment. Simply choose the Tableau option that best integrates into your existing data environment: Use Tableau Cloud for a fully-hosted solution, deploy Tableau Server on your preferred cloud platform, or install on-premises.
Tableau Cloud
Fully hosted by Tableau
If you don’t want to install software or purchase hardware, choose analytics as a service with Tableau Cloud. Securely publish interactive dashboards and data—whether in the cloud or on-premises—and access your content from any browser or mobile device, enabling your teams to share analytics with anyone, anywhere.
Tableau Server
Deploy on the public cloud
If you prefer not to manage on-premises servers but want full control of your software, deploy Tableau Server (on Windows or Linux) on Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud Platform, or Microsoft Azure. You benefit from all the great features of Tableau Server, with the added scalability of the leading public cloud solutions.
Install on-premises
If your organization's software and data is on-premises, you may want to keep your analytics there too. Tableau Server installed on-premises, whether on Windows or Linux, gives you full control of your analytics software while ensuring all your content remains behind IT's firewall.
Which option is right for you?
Fully hosted by Tableau
- You want the simplicity of a fully hosted solution
- You need to easily share analytics with people outside of your organization
Deploy on the public cloud
- You're already using AWS, Azure or GCP for your infrastructure or data
- You want full control of your software, but don't want to manage hardware
Install on-premises
- You have the resources to set up and maintain on-premises software
- You need to ensure that sensitive information remains behind your firewall