ZAP BI software provides a range of functionalities, including dashboards, key performance indicators (KPIs), scorecards, reports, ad-hoc analysis, alerts, and report scheduling. It integrates insights from multiple business systems.
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ZAP BI Key Features
- Data Migration: Zap ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) consolidates and reconciles all data onto one platform. Users can choose between Power BI or Zap Data Hub Analytics to view analytics.
- Data Hub Analytics: The software includes standard features such as reports and KPIs. It also has advanced functionalities like automated management reporting, what-if analysis, and report scheduling. Users can drill down and view sales, inventory, AP/AR, and financial analytics.
- Discovery and Alerts: ZAP BI automates discovering and learning about business issues, sending immediate alerts with detailed reports on performance changes. The system allows for scheduled, distributed, and subscribed reports, which can be shared internally and externally. Users can view data on other BI platforms like Power BI and Zap Data Hub.
- Efficient Setup and Maintenance: For SQL Server data sources, ZAP CubeXpress accelerates deployment, automatically identifying tables and relationships for immediate use.
- Data Warehousing: Enables automated warehouse indexes with enterprise-level security. It brings all data into one platform with cloud data warehouse storage up to 100TB.
System Solutions
- Sage X3
- Sage 100
- Sage 300
- Sage Intacct
- SAP Business One
- SYSPRO
- Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central
- Microsoft Dynamics 365 F&O
- Microsoft AX
- Wiise
- Xero
Pricing
Zap BI offers three pricing plans: Silver, Gold, and Platinum.
Pricing is based on which system you are integrating with, but it’s usually $615/month for the silver plan, with gold and platinum being quote-based. The lowest price for any plan is Xero’s silver, which is $310/month.