Avatar Systems vs. Maptitude

Avatar Systems is appropriate for basic routine medical visit charting. In my opinion, I would not use it for anythin beyond that. I was not impressed with Avatar's capabilities and customization. The system is great for locked down user level permissions.

Incentivized

In logistics it is great for allocating customers to their nearest warehouse through a process called tagging. For marketing, you can prioritise sales leads and carry out competitor adjacency analysis. For field-based roles it's useful for calculating work content, and for membership organisations and similar situations, it can be used to look for clusters with similar interests.

• Locked down permissions for access

Incentivized

• Integrates data from disparate sources.
• Easy to use GIS functions including drive time analysis, territory analysis, buffer and density analysis and data aggregation, geo coding.

Incentivized

• customer service
• customization
• response times to tickets
• tier one support
• post transition support
• functionality improvements for templates
• more robust options for more than basic visit types

Incentivized

• Some functions are not intuitive and require training.
• More graphics options.
• More charting options.

Incentivized

Customer support has always been top-notch.

In my opinion, Avatar Systems would rank low on my list when compared to the others.

Incentivized

Maptitude is far superior to this API. It provides the ability to utilize your data in many different ways. The only program that came close to this was Microsoft Maps, and that program is no longer supported. If you are looking for a great program to map your sales data, with several tools to help not only see and understand your data in a graphical format, Maptitude is a winner!

Incentivized

• Avatar Systems didn't meet all of our needs, but would for a private practice

Incentivized

• I used to use ultra low cost MapPoint. Maptitude, while being at a slightly higher price point, is just streets ahead of what MapPoint could do and but at a price where I don't need to charge my clients any extra for using it.