eSpatial vs Optymyze

eSpatial turns location data from spreadsheets and CRM systems into interactive maps for analyzing business patterns and opportunities. Its mapping tools include heat maps, pin maps, filtering, distance measurement, and proximity or radius analysis. Teams can design territories around workload, travel time, revenue, or account count, model scenarios, and manage hierarchies. Route planning optimizes routes and schedules, and the company describes turn-by-turn mobile navigation. Data can be imported from Excel or CSV, and Salesforce integration is two-way; APIs support custom links to cloud ERP and business intelligence systems. eSpatial also offers iSMART, an on-premise server-based GIS accessed through a browser, with web and Java APIs. The company says it is ISO 27001:2022 certified and describes controls including firewalls, intrusion detection, and change management. Application data is stored in Virginia, with backups in California, and is not copied outside the USA. Live mapping-expert support is available by phone, chat, or screen-share. Mapping Pro costs $499 a year per user, with a three-user minimum. A seven-day trial is listed and there is no free plan.

Optymyze is a no-code platform for enterprise sales performance management, covering commissions, quotas, territories and objectives. Its compensation tools automate commissions, bonuses and variable pay, with payout visibility for sales and finance teams. Organizations can assign quotas, make mid-cycle changes, balance workloads and model what-if scenarios; territory tools support redesign and alignment with crediting rules. Objectives, SPIFFs and contests provide real-time results linked to compensation. A data engine connects to CRM, ERP, HRIS and API sources to cleanse, transform and process records. The maker lists 50+ native connectors, including Salesforce, HubSpot, Marketo, Workday, Stripe and Chargebee, plus REST APIs using OAuth 2.0. Security controls include encryption in transit and at rest, SSO, role-based access, threat monitoring and penetration testing. The platform is delivered as SaaS, and applications built on it are available on web and mobile. Supported platforms listed are Android, iOS, web and API. Pricing is on request; the site directs visitors to book a demo.