BrightGauge is a BI tool from ConnectWise that puts essential information in one place, providing visibility for more informed decisions. The user can customize BrightGauge dashboards and sync other business tools in its BI dashboard software for ultimate visibility. Users can also display data with embeddable gauges on public sites.
$325
per month
Panorama Necto
Score 8.0 out of 10
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Panorama Necto is a business intelligence solution that provides enterprises with new ways to collaborate and create unique contextual connections. Some key features include: Workboards/Dashboards, Advanced Analytics, and Contextual Discovery.
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Pricing
BrightGauge
Panorama Necto
Editions & Modules
Standard
$325
per month
Enterprise
$449
per month
Enterprise+
$635
per month
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Offerings
Pricing Offerings
BrightGauge
Panorama Necto
Free Trial
No
Yes
Free/Freemium Version
No
No
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
No
No
Entry-level Setup Fee
$499 one-time fee
No setup fee
Additional Details
Set up fee is waived for Enterprise+ customers. A discount is offered for annual billing.
BrightGauge is essentially Power Bi at the reporting level. In Power Bi, the data must be modeled, and reports must be created, developed, and shared. BrightGauge is a buffet of report creation in a more straightforward form. I use Power BI more than BrightGauge in my current …
BrightGauge is by far the easiest to learn/use of the BI tools I have experienced. We had managers building their own dashboards with no outside help. It is not incredibly versatile though so if you want to get much more beyond taking the data and putting it in a chart or table …
I'm not aware of any other competitors to Bright Gauge that we selected. They seem to be very close to managed IT service providers and have been great at tailoring their support to the PSAs like ConnectWise, AutoTask, etc. I can see Bright Gauge getting more and more popular …
More visually enriched infographics and geo analytics and lower license cost means Panorama is a front runner in comparison to the tools mentioned above.
This is the next generation BI tool, which will be very helpful for small and medium businesses to kick start data exploration and visualization of their diverse databases, with less intervention from IT. This tool is more end user centric and gives way more power to the end …
Micro strategy and SAP business objects require building cubes. This requires lots of SQL language and a need to export them to a repository so they can be used to build ad hoc reports. They have to be scheduled to view or analyse the data in Excel or PowerPoint or PDF formats. …
One of the best tools in the market available today. I started getting attached to this tool recently and this never stops amazing me. I can connect to a variety of data sources and quickly analyze my data. The best part of this product is the built-in intelligence system which …
We can visualize the data right away in Necto. Where as we have to create reports in SAP Business Objects to present it to the business user. The reports have to be scheduled at particular time to get the presentation. We need to have additional SDK code for SAP Business …
We have evaluated few small vendor's BI tools for reporting purposes. Among other BI tools, we found Necto is quite easy to use and provides very good data visualization. Also it provides collaboration features which are least supported by other BI tools.
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In comparison with Pentaho Business Analytics, Panorama Necto 14 is providing similar features where it is distinguished through its provision of a suggestive analytics feature. This is fairly unique to the Panorama Necto 14 software where it analyzes information from various …
We are evaluating different data visualization tools and recently I tried Panorama Necto. I was really amazed with this product as it's a new age technology and powerful tool for visualizing data, creating reports. It comes with Infographics which is great and best unique …
All the above mentioned BI tools are complex from a maintenance perspective. They are not easy to learn. All those BI tools have limited cloud based reporting capability. Whereas Necto is a fully web based self service BI tool. It's collaborative capability makes it stack up …
It provides attractive info-graphics according to user's interest. Their visual materiels are modern and stylish. You can use the same dashboard everywhere. Necto always keeps you up-to-date through mobile devices. It gives you many automated analysis and recommendations …
Collaboration on data is super powerful in the case of Necto and wins all the medals compared to other BI tools. The real time analysis for decision making is extremely easy and just a click away, which is really not a smooth case for other BI tools.
BrightGauge lets us know when we have critical issues that need solving. A massive influx of tickets all at the same time triggers an investigation. Usually, it is tied to a server going down, which we can address. It would not be helpful for a small MSP or IT department with just a few daily tickets. The stats are better used to track a large amount of clients.
How efficient is the tool for error handling capabilities? - In this case Panorama Necto has a unique feature of exceptional error handling capability and conditional error alerts that can be sent to stakeholders via email. An important question to ask while selecting any BI tool is, how good is the support? Panorama Necto has a group of highly knowledgeable and responsible support team members. The online video tutorials are very helpful and it's easy to learn this tool. This tool is very cost effective.
Comes with lot of option to modify and build the smart infographic. Uses innovative pictures and charts to create the dashboards
Helps you identify why you are succeeding and where you should shift your focus to.
The maps are amazing and they just don’t act as control points rather you can populate various measures on them making it really efficient to understand the business in geographical info graph
Some features are very basic and sometimes you can't add your own SQL query for custom reports. For Macs and Blackberry users this application is not helpful. Non-languages are not supported in info-graphics. They need to improve their forecast analysis. Report sharing is limited among the portal users only
Usability is BrightGauge's strength. Granting the ability of virtually any user to be able to create a dashboard is incredibly valuable. If an organization very simple and straight forward reporting needs then BrightGauge is a perfect fit for them. Connecting to the dataset we used was very quick and easy and I imagine it would be the same for any major data source you would like to pull from.
It provides all the features that are required and some that are not the basic requirements, but they represent a great additional capabilities, not available within the similar products
We did not need to use BrightGauge's support for the entire time that we used it. Best support is always the one that isn't needed because nothing breaks.
I'm not aware of any other competitors to Bright Gauge that we selected. They seem to be very close to managed IT service providers and have been great at tailoring their support to the PSAs like ConnectWise, AutoTask, etc. I can see Bright Gauge getting more and more popular as time goes by
In comparison with Pentaho Business Analytics, Panorama Necto 14 is providing similar features where it is distinguished through its provision of a suggestive analytics feature. This is fairly unique to the Panorama Necto 14 software where it analyzes information from various data sources and recommends solutions based on historical review
For larger customers, the dashboarding has helped our customers to remain sticky and add services/revenue to our MSP. They want to add more fragments of their IT for the 1 pane rollup.
From a leadership perspective, BG has allowed me to make difficult staffing decisions with confidence. Detailed metric driven decisions on who is hitting KPIs/who isn't - as well as when data proved we were overstaffed and understaffed.