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Indigo ELN vs RSpace

Indigo ELN

5.9#16 in electronic lab notebook softwareFree plan
Free planWebAPISelf-hosted
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RSpace

8.2#2 in life sciences softwareFrom $6,000 a year
Free planWebAPILinuxmacOS
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FactIndigo ELNRSpace
DeploymentThe product is web based, and the maker says a Docker image is available.Enterprise customers can choose on-premises deployment or a private AWS instance in a location of their choice.
ExportsUsers can print project, notebook, and experiment pages to PDF and export or import SDF files.Documents and files can be exported as HTML, XML, PDF, DOC and RO-Crate, with repository export options such as Figshare and Dataverse.
IntegrationsThe product supports APIs for integrating customer services, databases, and electronic signature services.The site advertises more than 20 integrations spanning storage, repositories, data-management-plan tools, chemistry, biology, instruments and collaboration software.
SearchUsers can search by entity attributes and, with BingoDB integration, by product structure or reaction scheme.Advanced search covers full text, metadata and chemical structures.
SupportEPAM offers customization, integration, support, and maintenance services priced according to individual needs.The contact page offers a support team and knowledge base, while Enterprise includes live chat and premium email support.

Indigo ELN plans

  • Core Indigo ELNFree

RSpace plans

  • RSpace Open SourceFree
  • Team (Academia)$6,000 a year
  • Team (Commercial)$12,000 a year
  • Enterprise (Academia)$34,000 a year
  • Enterprise (Commercial)$34,000 a year
  • InfrastructurePriced on request

Pick Indigo ELN if…

Indigo ELN suits scientists who need to create, organize, search, and share chemistry research records. It may also fit teams seeking a self-hosted web notebook with APIs and access controls.

Pick RSpace if…

RSpace may suit researchers, data managers, librarians, stewards, research computing specialists, and policymakers who need a shared notebook and research data workflows. Enterprise customers can choose on-premises or private AWS deployment.

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