Logi Symphony vs Sumboard

Logi Symphony embeds analytics and reporting in applications for customer-facing products and internal teams. It offers self-service dashboards and reports, custom analytics, and server-generated paginated documents such as invoices, statements, and regulatory materials for scheduled distribution. Users can explore data, run ad hoc queries, and build dashboards, multi-page reports, scorecards, and other views. Developers can embed features with .NET, REST, and JavaScript APIs, extend workflows with custom components, and use Python or R for analytics. Built-in ETL and data-cube tools support data cleansing and combining sources. One deployment can serve multiple client organizations with tenant isolation, white-labeling, and localization. Deployment options include on-premises, private cloud, and hybrid environments. Security features include granular data access controls and SSO; AI features such as natural-language queries require the separate Simba Intelligence module. The vendor says its cloud solutions encrypt data in transit and at rest using TLS ciphers and AES-256, and that its security program aligns with ISO 27001 and SSAE-18 SOC 2 frameworks. Pricing is available on request.

Sumboard is a low-code platform for embedding interactive, customer-facing analytics in B2B SaaS products. It connects to PostgreSQL, MySQL, MS SQL Server, MariaDB, MongoDB, and REST APIs. Dashboards support interactive filters, period comparisons, scheduled email reports, PDF and Excel exports, and white-label customization. The SDK installs from npm and supports simple embedding, token parameters, and application filters. Sumboard says token-based authentication limits each customer to its own data. It does not store customer data except cached information, removed when the cache timeout expires. Servers are hosted in Europe on OVH infrastructure; Sumboard says it inherits certifications and standards including ISO 27001, GDPR, SOC 1, and SOC 2. Growth costs €199 a month and includes up to 10 embedded dashboards, unlimited viewers, up to 10,000 scheduled emails monthly, unlimited dashboards and data sources, and email support. Business costs €499 a month. A 30-day business-plan trial is available. Customer self-service dashboard building is planned, while teams can configure dashboards now.