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AgileCase vs OPserver

AgileCase

agilecase.com

OPserver

opserver.app

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FigureAgileCaseOPserver
Price from$25/mo£200/mo
Free plan——
Free trialYes—
Open source——
WebYes—
WindowsYesYes
macOSYesYes
Linux—Yes
iOSYes—
AndroidYes—
APIYes—
Plans published36
Spec score · Case Management Software8.7 (#11)7.6 (#87)
Audit trailYesYes
DeploymentcloudOPserver is a desktop app for macOS, Windows and Linux, and licence keys are validated against an organisation's account in Firestore.
Free planNoNo
Case intake formsYesYes
ProductAgileCase is case management software that grows with a business.OPserver is an operational intelligence and case-management platform for organisations coordinating investigations, evidence, field activity and monitored operations across distributed teams.
SecurityAgileCase states that it uses 256-bit SSL encrypted channels, encrypts user accounts, restricts support-staff access to private data, tokenizes uploaded document names and maintains full backups.The privacy policy describes role-based permissions, access controls, strong authentication, encryption in transit, restricted routes, audit trails, security logging and backups.
SupportAgileCase offers documentation, a support portal, enhanced support and free onboarding; its pricing page states a 12-hour turnaround on support responses.Pilot licensing includes standard email support; Enterprise / Public Sector includes priority support.
Workflow automationYesYes

Plans

AgileCase

  • Professional$25 a month
  • Business$35 a month
  • EnterprisePriced on request

AgileCase pricing →

OPserver

  • Pilot Licence£2,400 a year
  • Operations Licence£9,500 a year
  • Pilot Licence£2,400 a year
  • Operations Licence£9,500 a year
  • Enterprise / Public SectorPriced on request
  • EvaluationPriced on request

OPserver pricing →

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