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FactClickChartsSparx Enterprise Architect
AudienceThe maker describes ClickCharts as useful for making complex processes and organizations easier to understand and for identifying process bottlenecks and optimization opportunities.The maker says its software is intended for analysts, designers, architects, developers, testers, project managers and maintenance staff.
Diagram typesThe site lists ER diagrams, flowchart diagrams, and UML diagrams, and also describes value stream, data flow, and process flow diagrams.UML Use Case,Activity,State,Interaction Overview,Sequence,Communication,Package,Class,Object,Composite,Component,Deployment; BPMN; SysML
Free planYesYes
IntegrationsThe FAQ says charts can be exported for use in other programs, and lists PDF and multiple image formats; it does not identify named third-party integrations.External-data integration covers Jira, Confluence, Polarion, Azure DevOps/TFS, Wrike, ServiceNow, Autodesk, Bugzilla, Salesforce, SharePoint and Dropbox.
PlatformsThe product page links downloads for Windows, Mac, and Android.The native application supports Windows; Sparx lists Linux through Wine and macOS through Wine or CrossOver, with compatibility depending on the runtime.
PurposeClickCharts creates visual diagrams of processes, organizations, mind maps, and other information.Enterprise Architect is a multi-user visual modeling tool for business and IT systems, software and systems engineering, and real-time and embedded development.

ClickCharts plans

  • ClickCharts Professional—

Sparx Enterprise Architect plans

  • Lite EditionFree
  • Enterprise Architect LiteFree
  • Professional Standard$245, paid once
  • Professional — Standard License$245, paid once
  • Corporate — Standard License$320, paid once
  • Corporate Standard$320, paid once

Pick ClickCharts if…

You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.

Pick Sparx Enterprise Architect if…

It suits analysts, designers, architects, developers, testers, project managers, and maintenance staff working on shared models. Teams needing requirements traceability, model simulation, or code engineering may find its toolset relevant.

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