The choice depends on your team. If you have analysts trained on the Microsoft ecosystem and advanced modeling needs, Power BI is a reference. If you want your business teams to build and query their own dashboards, without training, that's what Axiome is for.
| Axiome | Power BI | |
|---|---|---|
| Onboarding | Immediate — natural language, no training | Training recommended (DAX, modeling) |
| Built-in AI | Axi, native: questions, creation and explanations | Copilot, depending on licenses and setup |
| Hosting | Europe (Paris / Frankfurt), GDPR-compliant | Microsoft cloud, depending on setup |
| Pricing | €30 per user, all included | Tiers and add-ons, depending on capacity |
| Audience | Business teams, no technical expertise | Data analysts and BI teams |
| Metric governance | Semantic layer included, single definitions | Models to build and maintain |
| Support | Fast, personal support directly from our team | Standard Microsoft support, ticket-based |
Why switch
What teams gain by moving to Axiome
Immediate autonomy
No training: if you can ask a question, you can use Axiome.
Effortless sovereignty
European hosting and encrypted credentials, by default.
A readable price
One per-user price — no license matrix.
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