Azure Data Catalog vs. CatalogExpress

Overview
ProductRatingMost Used ByProduct SummaryStarting Price
Azure Data Catalog
Score 8.7 out of 10
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Microsoft's Azure Data Catalog is an enterprise-wide metadata catalog designed to make data asset discovery straightforward, a fully-managed service that lets analysts. data scientists, and developers to register, enrich, discover, understand, and consume data sources.N/A
CatalogExpress
Score 0.0 out of 10
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nexoma's software solution "CatalogExpress" is a versatile SaaS tool for data syndication. It consolidates product data from one or multiple sources and file formats (CSV, XML, JSON, XLSX, etc.) and prepares these datasets for customer-specific target formats. The desired exchange formats (e.g., XLSX, BMEcat, xChange, FAB DIS) including classifications such as ETIM or ECLASS, are then exported with optimized product data and distributed manually or on a schedule to customers,…N/A
Pricing
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Editions & Modules
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Offerings
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Free Trial
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Free/Freemium Version
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Premium Consulting/Integration Services
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Entry-level Setup FeeNo setup feeRequired
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Community Pulse
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User Ratings
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User Testimonials
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Azure Data Catalog has helped our data governance and BI
efforts. It's an enterprise-level data dictionary that grows with our data
ecosystem. We build cloud-native apps with data management tools. And we get
insights quickly and with less overhead, and the drag-and-drop interface is one
of the best parts of it. Drag-and-drop is easy so that we can deliver quickly.
Visual effects make it more flexible. One thing to note is that working on it
requires some skill to maintain the integrity of all the components. Another
improvement would be lowering the licensing cost.
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Pros
  • It's easy to use and implement.
  • Ownership of the data.
  • It's helpful for all businesses.
  • Policy on data preservation.
  • It can utilize various data sources.
  • Data management is secure and simple.
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Cons
  • We have been it for a while now and I do not see any major concerns with the product interms of UX/UI, product support and periodic releases
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Alternatives Considered
To create cloud-native applications, we rely on Azure Data
Catalog for data management. I believe it was better suited to our organization
and maturity level regarding costs and onboarding procedures. We can get
insights quickly and with less work. Familiarity also played a role in our
choice. In general, I believe this product is worthwhile. But the IT
environment in which it will be deployed will impact this. Therefore, compared
to other tools on the market, Azure Data Catalog is the best option.
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Return on Investment
  • Less time spent on data searches.
  • Discovering, understanding and consumption of data sources is much easier.
  • We recover data from different locations from a central point.
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ScreenShots

CatalogExpress Screenshots

Screenshot of the CatalogExpress login page. The SaaS feed management solution consolidates and optimizes product data for seamless distribution across various channels and formats. It is currently operable in English, German, and Spanish, with more languages to be implemented sequentially.Screenshot of where CatalogExpress consolidates product data from various sources (CSV, XML, JSON, XLSX) and prepares it for customer-specific formats. This screenshot shows the data mapping UI, where source data can be mapped to corresponding target data fields. After mapping, the data can be verified against respective XSD schemas and generated in various formats (e.g., XLSX, BMEcat, ETIM xChange, and many more).Screenshot of the workflow where CatalogExpress consolidates data from multiple sources, including different file formats (e.g., single CSV tables) and several systems (PIM, ERP, DAM, MDM, and more), with existing connectors to systems like Akeneo, ATAMYA/eggheads, Contentserv, Crossbase, OMN by Apollon, Oxid, Pimcore, Shopware, and Viamedici.Screenshot of the interface in CatalogExpress where users can automatically distribute their generated data via email, SFTP, or API, ensuring compliance with quality standards through data verification against standard schemas or custom mechanisms.