Which process provides the interactive Prep Flow experience in the browser?

The process that provides the interactive Prep Flow experience in the browser is Tableau Prep Flow Authoring. This capability allows users to create, edit, and manage their data preparation flows directly within the Tableau Server or Tableau Online interface. By leveraging Prep Flow Authoring, users can visually manipulate and transform their data, applying various cleaning and shaping techniques in an intuitive and interactive manner without needing to switch to a desktop application.

This interactive experience supports collaborative efforts as multiple users can share insights and changes in real-time. Additionally, it fosters a more efficient workflow as users can immediately see the impact of their modifications on the data, enhancing both data understanding and analysis.

Other processes mentioned, like SAML Service, VizQL Server, and Search and Browse, serve different functions within the Tableau ecosystem. SAML Service is primarily related to authentication and Single Sign-On (SSO), VizQL Server focuses on rendering visualizations from the data source, and Search and Browse is related to content discovery within Tableau. However, none of these processes specifically enable the interactive preparation of data flows like Tableau Prep Flow Authoring does.