
Protel
German hotel property management system, now owned and sold by Planet
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3 alternatives · 4 questions answered
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German hotel property management system, now owned and sold by Planet
3 alternatives · 4 questions answered

Hosted high-fidelity prototyping with device preview and no code
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High-speed Swiss VPN that safeguards your privacy
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Create advanced interactive prototypes
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Cloud practice management for veterinary clinics
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Infrastructure monitoring licensed by sensor count, not by device, which changes what a licence actually covers
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Professional personal training software
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Inclusive Community Engagement
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Realtime communication platform for chat, IoT, and live data apps
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Grid modernization and smart utility software
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Simple and affordable live chat for any business
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Realtime messaging API for building live features into apps
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Mobile-first giving platform for churches and nonprofits
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Mobile-first giving and engagement app for churches
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Python library for game development
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The language nearly all machine learning code is written in
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Digital banking platform for US banks and credit unions, with a developer marketplace
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Managed end to end test coverage where the vendor writes and maintains your Playwright suite
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ERP for regulated and supply-chain-heavy manufacturers, strongest in automotive and life sciences
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Cloud ERP for global manufacturers
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Connected workforce platform for food and beverage plants, sold per production line with coaching included
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Complete fundraising platform for nonprofits
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Self-service data analytics and visualization
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Enterprise survey and market research platform, priced by seat and response volume through negotiated contracts
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