Atlas FieldOps vs UpMetrics

Atlas FieldOps is monitoring and evaluation software for projects, surveys, field operations, submissions, maps, indicators, reporting, data quality and governance. It combines assignments, submission review, approvals, GIS mapping, KPI tracking and governed reports. The form builder has more than 40 field types, including GPS, geofences, photos, signatures and barcodes, with logic and validation. Android field teams can collect forms, locations, photos and consent offline, then synchronize queued work when connected. Quality controls flag duplicates, outliers, GPS problems, missing data and validation failures, with review, correction and audit workflows. A versioned API is available at /api/v1, with destinations including Power BI, Tableau, Looker, spreadsheets and internal pipelines. Security controls include scoped roles, immutable audits, consent and retention controls, export governance, and backup architecture. Starter, Professional and Enterprise plans have custom pricing and different support and integration levels.

UpMetrics manages impact reporting for nonprofits, grantmakers, foundations, and impact investors, from choosing measures to sharing results. Its workflow links customizable metrics, collaborative data collection, centralized data management, analytics, and external storytelling. Teams can code and categorize stories, photos, interviews, and testimonials, associate them with programs, and analyze them alongside quantitative data. Charts and dashboards can be reused, shared by public link, embedded, or exported without exposing underlying data. Integrations include Google Sheets, SurveyMonkey, Qualtrics, CSV exports, and some grant-management systems; custom API and RPA connections are available through Services. UpMetrics says hosted content is encrypted at rest and in transit, with customer data logically separated and MFA for sensitive access. It is SOC 2 Type 2 compliant and says it will notify customers in writing within 72 hours of a confirmed breach. Standard onboarding usually takes about four to six weeks. The free Starter Plan includes framework-building tools and a public profile page; Professional costs $1,450 a year.