What Sisense changed

• Removed the headline "The governed distribution layer for product AI."
• Removed the section highlighting "20+ years of experience powering analytics."
• Removed the homepage video link.
• Removed text describing the platform as a "foundation" for governed AI experiences.
• Added a standard navigation menu (Platform, Solutions, Developers, Resources, Plans, About).

Sisense is simplifying its pitch by removing technical jargon like "governed distribution layer" and legacy claims about their 20-year history. This suggests a shift toward a cleaner, more modern AI-first brand identity rather than relying on their long-standing reputation in traditional analytics.

• Added "Learn more" links to the Compose SDK and Generative AI sections.
• Added a new resource section featuring a Gartner report on AI-powered analytics.
• Added a "Book a live demo" call to action in the footer.
• Added a full site navigation menu including links for Platform, Solutions, and Developers.
• Included new case study links for customers like Measuremen and Funraise.

The company is moving from just talking about AI to giving users direct paths to use their developer tools and generative AI features. This suggests they are ready to scale their "Sisense Intelligence" suite.

• Removed the top navigation menu including links to Platform, Solutions, Developers, and Resources.
• Removed the entire site footer containing company info, support links, and social media icons.
• Removed "Learn More" buttons from the feature sections for Compose SDK and Sisense Intelligence.
• Removed the "Get Demo" and "Book a live demo" buttons from the top and bottom of the page.
• Removed several resource links to reports, webinars, and blog posts.

The website now focuses almost entirely on the core product message. By removing the menu and footer, they are forcing visitors to look at their AI features and sign up for a trial without distractions.