Rational BI vs UNLOQ

Modern Business Intelligence, analytics and data science

Rational BI provides effortless analytics, data science and business intelligence in a modern analytical platform that connects to all your databases, data files and cloud drives including your AWS and Azure data sources.

Explore and visualize data in a lightning fast interface.

Build real-time notebook-style reports directly in your web browser with JavaScript and SQL with direct and live connections to all your data.

Filter and query data at light-speed with a full SQL database embedded in the client without network latencies.

Schedule reports and notebooks for automatic delivery to everyone in your organization. Enterprise features like Single Sign-On and strict SLAs make Rational BI a perfect fit for organizations of all sizes.

Rational BI delivers deep analytics, reporting, dashboards and a full Business Intelligence stack in a single modern platform.

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Making strong authentication as it should be. Simple&free

UNLOQ comes in the shape of a widget, which you can easily embed into your site, and a companion mobile app that your users will need, in order to authenticate. The default authentication mechanism is a multi-factor system that uses out of band communication to authenticate a user. After a user has registered with UNLOQ (downloaded the app and created a profile), he will only have to click the UNLOQ button and, in a fraction of a second, he will receive a push notification on his mobile phone, asking the user to approve or deny the authentication request. To prevent spam, each user will be asked to verify his/her identity when sending their first authentication request from a browser. For the first authentication request, the user will receive a notification asking for a time-based one time password that they can find in the app.

And this takes us to the alternative authentication methods that UNLOQ allows. The first one is a time-based one time password that users can select, in case they don’t have internet access on their phone. The second one is the e-mail login option that can be used in case the user does not have a smartphone. Developers may choose to have one, both or none of the alternative authentication mechanisms implemented, depending on the specific case for which they are building the system for.