DevResults alternatives
DevResults alternatives for NZ and Australian businesses
DevResults: US$28,000 a year for the entry band, plus separately priced setup and training
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What people compare DevResults with
DevResults lists US$28,000 a year for its entry programme band, with setup and training charged separately. Owners look for an alternative when they want their reporting records to stay theirs and the system to fit how their business works.
Yours to own
Programme Results for Claude Code
The open-source programme results desk that is just a database and Claude Code. Built around your business, with your DevResults data brought across.
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How to choose a DevResults alternative
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Compare the full bill
Compare the band your organisation actually buys, not just the entry figure. DevResults' published annual bands rise to US$49,000, US$70,000 and US$91,000, with setup charged separately. Include training and support in the comparison, and check the current terms before renewal.
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Keep your records yours
With your own version, your reporting history can be backed up and exported independently. Decide who in your business owns access, keeps the records and is responsible for backups. This matters if you want the reporting record to remain available beyond a vendor subscription.
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Fit your own reporting rules
Check whether the system reflects your measures, definitions and reporting periods. Your definitions should govern how counts and rates are calculated. Make sure unknown results stay distinct from zero, and that corrections do not erase earlier records. Your reviewers still need to check the evidence.
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Plan the switch
DevResults provides a reporting-period export that can be brought across from a spreadsheet. The import keeps original records for review, while headings, definitions, periods and totals are reconciled. Documents, narrative responses and other services need separate migration work, so agree what is included before switching.
The option that fits
Own a reporting desk shaped around your business
An owned reporting desk gives you reporting in a database you own, shaped around the way your business works. Enterprise DNA builds your version, brings your DevResults data across and runs it for you for one setup fee, then a monthly retainer. If you prefer to manage it yourself, there is also a free version you can run. This suits you when owning the record and fitting your own reporting rules matter more than choosing another standard subscription.
- check Your records stay in a database you own
- check Your measures and reporting calendar reflect your rules
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Make it yours
Design your own DevResults replacement
Everything starts from the open-source base. Then it gets your name, the parts you run, your rules and your data from DevResults. Try it here, and we build the real one.
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Questions
DevResults alternatives, answered
What should I compare against my DevResults renewal? expand_more
DevResults lists US$28,000 a year for the entry annual subscription, with US$33,800 setup charged separately. Training is also separate, and its FAQ example differs from the listed bands, so check your current quote and renewal. The free version has no licence fee, but hosting and operating time still cost. Enterprise DNA charges one setup fee, then a monthly retainer.
Can I bring our current reporting records with us? expand_more
Yes. DevResults provides a reporting-period export that can be imported from a spreadsheet. The import keeps original records and holds results for review while headings, definitions, periods and totals are reconciled. Documents, narrative responses and other services need separate migration work.
Will an alternative handle our own measures and definitions? expand_more
The free version distinguishes counts, weighted rates and snapshots, keeps unknown results separate from reported zero, and preserves corrections. Your version can be built around how your business runs. Reviewers still need to check overlapping groups, collection methods and the evidence behind reported figures.
Would a new system replace all our current services? expand_more
The free version runs the internal reporting desk. Enterprise DNA can build staff screens and partner access you need, and connect collection and mapping services. Keep existing services until the new connections are installed and tested, then confirm the reporting work you expect the replacement to cover.
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