Datadeck vs switchedOn For Teams

All your Business Data → Beautiful, Real-time Dashboard

Datadeck collects and blends your data in real time to visualize it in beautiful templates and widgets. It brings teams together by sharing the same data with everyone and allowing your whole company--from the least technically skilled entry level assistant to your CIO--to get on the same page and make united decisions.

And it allows all of them to use a simple internal search engine to ask and get answers in plain English. So you can solve the most pressing problems facing your company. Together.

No code. No hassle. No need to create star schemas or dimension tables. Datadeck combines your data fast and efficiently to deliver only the results you need to answer only the questions you’re interested in right now.

switchedOn aims to help users reach inbox zero while improving team communication at the same time.

switchedOn aims to help users reach inbox zero while improving team communication at the same time.

switchedOn is a secure team messaging app, but unlike other work chat, teams can link to their existing email providers like Gmail or Microsoft Exchange. Email gets an upgrade with annotated tasks which are integrated into the traditional email readers. Users can direct tasks to specific @colleagues through team messages, while the real-time task manager gives updates on progress and completion within team onBoards – a centralized layer of cloud data from email, chat, tasks, docs, and events. No task goes ignored.

switchedOn is a Singapore and US-based team communications startup. The one-year-old company launched their website switchedOn.com in March 2015, is launching beta-testing in May 2015, and is currently accepting testers.

The company's founder, Jason Collins, hatched the idea over a year ago while tagging his own overcrowded inbox at a software company in San Francisco. switchedOn is Jason's fifth startup. The American entrepreneur was an early engineer at Wily Technology, enterprise software pioneer in the IT Application Performance Management (APM) space, which was acquired by CA Technologies for $400M. Jason now has a small team of developers in Budapest and Singapore.

To sign up or find out more, go to switchedOn.com or @switchedOnTeams.