CX Impact vs IteroJM

CX Impact is a portable skill for AI agents that turns supplied documents, process descriptions, and numbers into visual maps. It can produce customer journey maps, service blueprints, process maps, AS IS / TO BE comparisons, and sales funnels. Its maker names product managers, analysts, designers, and service teams as intended users. Results include interactive HTML, editable JSON, and a source snapshot; the viewer can export SVG, and funnels can also export CSV. The HTML opens without a server or CX Impact account. Installation instructions cover Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode, and DeepSeek Harness. The code is MIT-licensed and costs nothing; AI agent and model usage depend on the user's plan. Map creation runs in the user's agent environment with the selected model provider, while generated HTML makes no network requests. Quantitative funnels need user-provided data and metric definitions, and the viewer has no visual editor.

IteroJM is web-based customer journey mapping software for product, customer-experience, and service-design teams. Its shared workspace lets owners and members edit journeys with permissions. Maps use drag-and-drop lanes and stages, and linked maps can connect to metrics. Users can upload or record interviews, generate transcripts, and organize qualitative research into jobs to be done, pain points, opportunities, and insight cards. Personas, interviews, touchpoints, and evidence connect in one shared flow. Measurement includes Google Sheets workflows, stage-level metrics, and chart cards. Starter is free at free and includes one journey map, one persona, one metric, and one manager seat, with community support. Pro costs $49 a month; Enterprise costs $79 a month. Those tiers expand maps, personas, metrics, and manager seats. Annual billing is offered with a stated 20% saving. The maker is located in Kyiv, Ukraine.