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FactProcessOnSparx Enterprise Architect
CollaborationThe product supports online multi-person collaboration and sharing through links.Built-in version control and deployable cloud-based servers support collaboration by globally distributed teams on shared projects.
Diagram typesThe site lists flowcharts, swimlane diagrams, BPMN, UML, network topology diagrams, ER diagrams, organizational charts, and mind maps among its supported diagram types.UML Use Case,Activity,State,Interaction Overview,Sequence,Communication,Package,Class,Object,Composite,Component,Deployment; BPMN; SysML
HeadquartersHong KongCreswick, Victoria, Australia
IntegrationsA ProcessOn blog article describes API integrations with office software and third-party applications, and names DingTalk and Enterprise WeChat as communication tools.External-data integration covers Jira, Confluence, Polarion, Azure DevOps/TFS, Wrike, ServiceNow, Autodesk, Bugzilla, Salesforce, SharePoint and Dropbox.
PlatformsA ProcessOn article says the service supports PC, Mac, iOS, and Android.The native application supports Windows; Sparx lists Linux through Wine and macOS through Wine or CrossOver, with compatibility depending on the runtime.

ProcessOn plans

  • Free VersionFree
  • Lifetime Edition—
  • Personal Edition—
  • Personal Edition—

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 ProcessOn if…

ProcessOn suits people who need to create or share diagrams online, including teams collaborating on flowcharts or mind maps. Its free plan may fit smaller projects with up to 9 personal files and 3 collaborators.

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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