What each comparison covers
Each page starts with the shape of the product: where it runs, who operates it, and what it starts from. Then it states the jobs where the other tool is the better choice, and the jobs where Sigla is.
The source and date are at the bottom of every page. Product pages change, and a comparison without a date is a guess.
How to read a comparison
Read the row that matches your constraint first: where the result has to run, or who has to maintain it. That row usually decides the choice before the feature rows matter.
If two options are close, pick the one whose next change is cheaper. The build is a week; the changes last a year.
FAQ
Are these pages affiliated with the other products?
No. The products are named for comparison only, and each page carries its own sources and date.
Why compare at all?
Because the choice is usually made against a tool the team already knows. Naming the trade-off is faster than a feature matrix.
How often are the facts updated?
Each page states the date its facts were checked. Treat a page older than a quarter as a starting point and verify the vendor page.