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i-nexus vs StrategyBlocks

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6.0#13 in strategic planning softwareFrom $28 a month
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StrategyBlocks

7.4#2 in strategic planning softwareFrom $750 a year
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Facti-nexusStrategyBlocks
HeadquartersLondon, United KingdomLinkedIn lists Auckland, New Zealand as headquarters, while the maker gives an Auckland address at Level 9, 57 Fort Street.
IntegrationsThe company says i-nexus connects with project management software, ERP, CRM, and other business systems; its Trust Center lists Product Fruits and Google Analytics as vendors and integrations.Documented integrations include Azure AD single sign-on, calendar integration, Google Drive attachments and Microsoft Project through Metrics Zone Cloud Connect.
Purposei-nexus provides software for organizations to create, execute, and optimize strategy and operational excellence.StrategyBlocks is a SaaS platform for strategic planning, management, mapping and execution that breaks high-level objectives into tactics and links strategy elements to metrics.
SupportThe company lists support by email at [email protected] and provides UK and US support phone numbers.The pricing page lists email support for Trial and Premium plans, and phone support for the two Premium plans.

i-nexus plans

  • Standard$28 a month
  • EnterprisePriced on request
  • Starter—
  • WorkbenchPriced on request

StrategyBlocks plans

  • StandardFree
  • StrategyBlocks Builder StandardFree
  • TrialFree
  • Premium 1 - 50 Staff$750 a year
  • Premium Enterprise/Not-for-profitPriced on request

Pick i-nexus if…

i-nexus may suit organizations that want to connect strategic planning with project execution and performance tracking. Its described users include executives, directors, managers, teams, and finance professionals.

Pick StrategyBlocks if…

StrategyBlocks is aimed at enterprise organizations managing strategy across departments and business units. Its stated audience includes CEOs and other executives.

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