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Easy Data Transform vs Microsoft Planner

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FactEasy Data TransformMicrosoft Planner
AudienceThe maker describes the software as intended to make it easy, quick and affordable to wrangle business data, and says it grew from the founders’ own data-cleaning needs.Microsoft presents Planner templates and use cases for marketing, sales, software development, IT, human resources, project management, and operations teams.
Founded20191975
HeadquartersUnited KingdomRedmond, Washington, USA
PurposeEasy Data Transform is desktop software for visually cleaning, merging, filtering, deduplicating, analyzing and reshaping data without coding.Planner brings tasks, to-do lists, plans, and projects across Microsoft 365 apps into one online work-management experience.
SecurityThe maker says it does not sell customer information, and its payment processor is PCI DSS Level 1 certified and does not share financial details with the maker.Basic plan task titles and descriptions are stored in Azure and encrypted at rest and in transit; premium plan data is stored in Dataverse.
SupportThe maker offers email and forum technical support, documentation, and a 60-day money-back guarantee.Microsoft offers Planner help and learning articles, administrator resources, community resources, and Microsoft partner assistance.
TrialThe fully functional trial lasts 7 days of use, which need not be consecutive; after it ends, saving and exporting require a license.Microsoft describes a one-month free trial, requires a credit card to sign up, and says the subscription converts to paid unless canceled.

Easy Data Transform plans

  • Core Edition—

Microsoft Planner plans

  • Microsoft Planner—
  • Microsoft Planner (included in Microsoft 365)Free
  • Planner Plan 1$10
  • Planner and Project Plan 3$30

Pick Easy Data Transform if…

Easy Data Transform suits Windows or Mac users who need to clean or reshape data through a visual workflow rather than coding. It may fit people handling multiple files or folders, though the Core Edition has no charts.

Pick Microsoft Planner if…

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

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