Onfinity Enterprise Asset Management vs Prometheus Platform

Onfinity Enterprise Asset Management manages business assets from tracking and maintenance through costing and disposal. It records location, custodian, maintenance, cost, and expenses across an asset's lifecycle, and automates depreciation and amortization schedules using methods assigned to asset classes. Costs can be capitalized against active projects, which can be converted into assets when they close. Maintenance tools cover service events, preventive alerts, breakdowns, and records of maintenance costs, parts, and resource hours. EAM works with Finance to generate costing and posting transactions, and assets can be activated, moved, or disposed of through Inventory. It also supports leased-asset accounting described as compliant with IFRS 16, partial or full disposal records, capital budgeting, plant maintenance, multi-level asset composition, and audit trails. The maker says users can record transactions through a mobile interface and offers solutions on cloud or on premise. Pluto is described as a free Community Edition, with Asset Management among its apps; Nova and Galaxy pricing is available by contact.

Prometheus Platform is integrated enterprise asset-management software for asset-intensive industries. Its solutions span maintenance and logistics, capital projects, master data management, environmental health and safety, and engineering. Maintenance capabilities include planning and scheduling, shutdown, turnaround and outage management, reporting and analytics, and mobile EAM. The cloud-based platform provides real-time connectivity, mobile access, and offline functionality, with Android, iOS, web, and Windows availability. Listed integrations include SAP, Oracle ERP Cloud, IBM Maximo, Microsoft Dynamics 365, and Hexagon EAM. Reporting offers customizable charts and real-time actionable insights. Prometheus says its AI platform automates tasks, turns complex data into actionable insights, predicts failures, and forecasts inventory and resource demand. Out-of-the-box solutions are configurable and intended for quick implementation without costly customization. Security resources include SOC 2 Type 2, multifactor authentication, backups, and vulnerability management. Pricing is on request, with tailored contracts and variable onboarding costs. The vendor describes pilot deployments for many solutions, but no free trial is stated.