What changed
Every metric from your previous review, measured again: queue waits, failure rates, load times, storage, concurrency.
Continuous Review
Each review re-runs the measurement and re-scores the environment, so you watch your Health Score and its coverage move between reviews. Two full reviews a year, the delta quantified, every number read against the rule library and your own history. Drift is invisible in one snapshot — trend against your own baseline is the product.
TP95 load time · trending between reviews
Illustrative data.
Every metric from your previous review, measured again: queue waits, failure rates, load times, storage, concurrency.
Fixes that held, and fixes that didn't. A schedule redesign that worked in March can quietly unravel by September.
Slow growth is invisible day to day — stale content accumulating, queue waits creeping, concurrency approaching capacity. Two measured points make the direction plain.
| One-off review | Continuous review | |
|---|---|---|
| cadence | Once | Two full reviews a year |
| what you see | Where the environment stands today | Where it stands — and which direction it's moving |
| benchmarked against | Our rule library, calibrated on 800+ findings | The same, plus your own previous reviews — and an anonymized peer view that sharpens with every estate in the program |
| regressions | Visible only if you review again | Caught at the next review, with the delta quantified |
| pricing | From $6,000 per review | From $14,000 per year |
cadence
what you see
benchmarked against
regressions
pricing
The rule library was calibrated against 800+ findings from real enterprise Tableau reviews. Each rule carries not just a threshold but a distribution: what failure rates, queue waits, and load times actually look like across estates. That comparison is available from your first review.
A continuous review adds a second axis: your own history. Every metric is measured against your previous reviews, with the delta quantified — “is 23 minutes of TP95 queue wait normal?” gets answered against the library and against your own trajectory.
The third axis compounds. Continuous-review estates form an anonymized corpus of measured environments, and every estate that joins sharpens the peer comparison for all of them. We will always tell you exactly how many estates sit behind any peer number we show you — early in the program that count is small, and we'd rather say so than pretend otherwise.
Continuous Review
from $14,000/year
Next step
A continuous review usually starts with a first full review — or with the free snapshot if you want to see the method on your own numbers first.