EasyTerritory vs Nomadia Territory Manager

EasyTerritory provides tools for designing, managing and optimizing sales and service territories with spatial data. Territory Designer supports geography-based and account-based planning, workload balancing and capacity planning. It can import account, lead, territory and reference data from Excel, Dynamics 365, Power Platform, SQL Azure and other sources. The Power BI Territory Visual supports territory drill-down, metric-based heat maps, territory lookup, travel-time rings and point-to-point distance calculations. EasyMap embeds maps in Dynamics 365 and Power Platform, supports optimized multi-stop routes and can open directions in Apple Maps, Google Maps or Waze. A REST API supports territory lookup by postal code or coordinates and address geocoding. Standard and Enterprise cloud editions run in Microsoft Azure. Standard costs $2,400 a year and includes 60,000 Azure Maps transactions, up to 20 Power BI Territory Visual users and six support hours. Enterprise costs $7,450 a year and includes 260,000 transactions, unlimited visual users and 16 support hours. Trials last seven days for Standard and 14 days for Enterprise; registration involves a brief product demo.

Nomadia Territory Manager is a web-based SaaS platform for planning commercial territories and field-team coverage. It can combine market potential, client density, sales history, geographic accessibility, travel time and suitable visit times. Its algorithm proposes divisions using factors such as balanced potential, travel time and administrative or commercial boundaries. Users can simulate changes, compare scenarios and assess effects before implementation. Interactive maps display indicators including potential and workload, helping identify underused or overloaded areas. The platform supports assignment rules, quota planning, workload balancing and scenario planning. Data can be shared or exported as PDF, Excel, WKT or JPG for exchange with CRM, ERP and analytics tools. Nomadia says Territory Manager is natively integrated with its field-service management platform and shares data, AI intelligence and user experience. The product is designed for geomarketing experts and sales managers, including nontechnical users. A trial version or pilot is available by contacting Nomadia. Pricing is on request. Nomadia describes customized support from data consulting through mobile-terminal rollout.