Enate vs Appian
Purpose-built for delivering services
Enate is a ready-to-use orchestration platform designed to deliver flawless service delivery. From managing and allocating resources to identifying automation opportunities, Enate lets you run a high-performing service operation, without needing to build anything from scratch.
No coding, no complexity
While Appian is a blank canvas for application development, Enate is ready out of the box. It's a full-service orchestration and AI solution, designed to help business users get value fast. There’s no coding required with Enate, and everyone in the business can be trained to use it.
A powerful Appian alternative
With Enate
$
No coding required
Simple, clean user experience
Built specifically for service delivery and BPO
15+ user minimum
With Appian
$$$
Complex development needed
Complex toolset to navigate
Built for software engineers to build apps
100+ user minimum
Integrate and automate
Enate wraps around your current tech stack and integrates with a range of automation technologies. Whatever stage of digital transformation you’re at, we can help you reach your goals.
Benefits of choosing Enate
Affordable
Flexible
Speedy training
Built for purpose
Are we right for you?
Enate is ideal if you want a ready-to-use SaaS platform that’s fast to deploy, easy to use, and requires no coding.
Appian may be the better fit if you’re looking to build highly customised apps with extensive integrations and embedded tools.
What makes Enate different
Simplicity
Easy to set up and use. Our no code platform offers a simple, drag and drop interface that flexes to the needs of the user.
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Flexibility
Build unlimited and customizable workflows across various geographies with ready-to-use features such as sentiment analysis and peer review to help you thrive.
Enate pricing →
Onboard in 6 weeks
Enate can be up and running in 6 weeks.
Traditional vendors take a year.
Week 1-2
Solution scoping and client workshop.
Week 3
Feedback, playback sync & training.
Week 4-5
User acceptance testing & check-in sessions.
Week 6
Go live!