We heavily use Metabase for about 5 years now and are very happy with it. In my previous company the BI/data science team did an investigation to potentially re

We heavily use Metabase for about 5 years now and are very happy with it. In my previous company the BI/data science team did an investigation to potentially replace metabase with a more powerful tool. They concluded, that while e.g. superset would be better for themselves, they decided to stick with Metabase because the lower barrier to entry for non-technical users. While Metabase is not the most sophisticated tool out there, we had great experience onboarding users that only knew Excel before. Which resulted in them answering the majority of basic questions about data themselves, reducing the load on the BI/data staff.