In this chapter, we have seen that with the QMC, you can manage a Qlik Sense installation very efficiently. It includes a wide range of functions that allow you to configure your system the way you want it, and it allows you to set access rights on not only apps but also on streams, licenses, and data connectors.
Since QMC is based on standard web technology, you can, in principle, use any browser to run it, and it integrates well with other systems used to manage software and hardware components. In addition, you can use APIs to create custom management utilities.
To end this book, we'll be looking at putting Qlik Sense into practice for active data discovery as we spend the last chapters analyzing the examples of sales, HR, travel expenses, and demographics.