Arrange vs beqom PaySuite

Arrange is workforce planning software for building and reviewing plans for teams, roles, costs, headcount scenarios, and funding decisions. A plan can be edited in either an organization canvas or a spreadsheet-like grid, with edits appearing in both. Its benchmark card provides fully loaded rates for 14 roles across seven levels and seven currencies, and users can override estimates. Scenario comparisons show cost changes; funding requests can record who proposed and approved them, when, and on what conditions. Users can import PowerPoint org charts and Excel headcount sheets through a review step, then export editable PowerPoint files. Google and Microsoft sign-in are supported, though plans can be started without integrations. Unsigned plans stay in browser storage on the user’s device; signing in enables sync. View-only links show the current plan structure and costs to anyone with the link. The free plan is free and allows one browser-local plan and two scenarios. Pro is $29 a month per workspace; Team is $149 a month per workspace. The terms state there is no service-level commitment.

beqom PaySuite is a compensation platform for teams managing salary and merit reviews, bonuses, and incentives. Its tools include compensation rounds, top-down budgeting, configurable workflows, audit trails, a calculation workspace, and business matrices. It also supports scenario modeling, compensation planning, headcount forecasting, and budget variance tracking. Supported programs include short-term incentives, spot bonuses, executive compensation, sales incentives, and long-term incentives. PaySuite connects with HRIS and payroll systems to synchronize employee profiles, organizational structures, and total rewards data; named integration examples include Workday, SAP SuccessFactors, Oracle, ADP, UKG, and Dayforce. The product page states support for all global currencies, 30 languages, and more than 100,000 concurrent users. beqom describes its Intentional AI as explainable, collaborative, and controllable, with AI making proposals and people deciding. The company was founded in 2009 by former SAP executives and is headquartered in Nyon, Switzerland.