ezzyScorecard vs Logi Composer

ezzyScorecard is a web-based cloud tool for implementing and monitoring a business or nonprofit organisation’s Balanced Scorecard. Users can rename or add perspectives, set weightings and define objectives; linked objectives update a strategy map. The product displays perspectives, objectives and metrics in a color-coded scorecard, alongside a pictorial map of objective relationships. Its Workbench supports alternate dashboard reports, metric comments, red flags, trend analysis, multigraphs, saved report templates and downloadable presentations. Initiatives can be prioritized, assigned timelines and strategic alignment, and connected to perspectives, objectives, metrics and accountability. Users can drill into metrics and examine trends at process and actual levels. Each business is limited to 8 perspectives, 4 objectives per perspective and 6 metrics per objective. Plans allow unlimited user access. Business costs A$75 a month for 3 businesses, Corporate A$120 a month for 6, and Consultant A$150 a month for 10 businesses per pack. A 30-day trial is listed, as is a free six-month Professor subscription for students. The maker says the product focuses on implementation and control, not strategy development or interpreting outcomes and developing corrective action.

Logi Composer is a low-code analytics product for software teams embedding dashboards and data visualizations in their applications. Teams can brand analytics with white-label options and custom themes, configure dashboard interactions, and let end users create analytic content or run ad hoc analysis within the application. Embedding options include iFrameless, JavaScript libraries, and REST APIs. Composer offers more than 50 Smart Data Connectors for sources spanning streaming, search, document, cloud warehouse, Hadoop, NoSQL, and SQL data. Users can enrich data with custom metrics, filters, sorting, columns, and labels. Its container-ready microservices architecture can scale up or down while using existing data infrastructure and security frameworks. Listed authentication protocols include LDAP, Kerberos (SPNEGO), OAuth2, X509, and SAML2. Application and data access controls, authorization groups, and activity auditing are also supported. Composer is listed for API, Linux, macOS, self-hosted, web, and Windows environments. Pricing is available on request.