Equifax Ignite vs Nected

Equifax Ignite has no write-up on Specifiction yet; its figures are above.

Nected is a cloud-native AI decisioning platform and rule engine for designing business rules, workflows, and decisions. Its visual authoring supports Simple Rules, Decision Tables, Decision Trees, Rule Sets, and Rule Chains. Workflows can use code, database, and REST API nodes alongside Loop, Delay, and Switch actions. Rules and workflows can be triggered through an API, webhook, or scheduler. Lifecycle tools include versioning, Git sync, rollback, and staging environments. Nected also describes an AI Copilot, AI agents for tasks such as document extraction and classification, and connections to OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, Vertex AI, and custom models. Deployment choices include public cloud, private cloud, and self-hosted setups, including on-premises or air-gapped deployment. The public-cloud Free Tier lists 5k monthly invocations; the self-hosted Free Tier lists 1k daily invocations. Start-Ups costs $399 a month and includes 100k monthly invocations; Growth costs $899 a month and includes 1 million monthly invocations. Nected says product, operations, and compliance teams can author rules in its visual editor, with engineering handling integration.