AMIGO
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What both publish
| Fact | AMIGO | Stracl |
|---|---|---|
| Audience | The maker describes AMIGO for mid-market teams, global enterprises, and consulting firms seeking a white-label platform. | The maker describes Stracl as suited to change professionals leading large, high-risk and complex business transformations. |
| Company history | AMIGO describes more than 30 years of enterprise transformation experience and says its experience dates to 1995. | The maker says Stracl grew from software spun out of change management training and consulting company jTask Inc and describes Stracl as a Silicon Valley startup. |
| Headquarters | The maker lists 1900 Pacific Avenue, Dallas, Texas 75201 as its office. | San Mateo, California, United States |
| Integrations | AMIGO runs inside a Salesforce org and the FAQ says it runs alongside Salesforce products such as Sales Cloud and Service Cloud. | The pricing page lists SSO, an automated organizational data load REST API, a Microsoft Power BI change management template report, a Tableau Web Connector, and an SAP GRC connection, with Tableau and SAP GRC marked Request Quote. |
| Purpose | AMIGO is a Salesforce-native platform for managing enterprise transformation programs across governance, people, process, technology, data, and value. | Stracl is a cloud-based platform for organizational change management that helps teams turn AI output into actionable program data. |
AMIGO plans
- Consulting partner programFree
- Contributor$20 a month
- Manager$85 a month
- Executive$145 a month
- AMIGO EnterprisePriced on request
- AMIGO ProPriced on request
Stracl plans
- Enterprise 10$1,499 a month
- Enterprise Unlimited$1,999 a month
- Enterprise 10$16,189 a year
- Enterprise Unlimited$21,589 a year
Pick AMIGO if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.
Pick Stracl if…
Stracl suits change professionals overseeing complex, high-risk business transformations who need stakeholder, communications, training, and role-mapping tools. Teams should also be comfortable with enterprise pricing and a cloud deployment.