Adyen provides payment integrations for online checkout, point-of-sale terminals, and selected payout use cases.
Business Software
Business software encompasses the enterprise applications that IT teams deploy, integrate, and maintain to keep organizations running efficiently.
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How to choose business software tools
Business software supports recurring operational work such as finance, customer management, planning, collaboration and reporting. The category includes platforms used across a company as well as tools built for a specific business process.
What belongs in this category: A listing belongs here when its primary value is managing a business workflow or shared operational record rather than infrastructure, security or software delivery.
Who uses these tools
- Operations and finance teams
- Business application owners
- IT teams integrating company systems
Capabilities to compare
- Workflow and approval management
- Reporting and data exchange
- Role-based access and administration
Operating considerations
- Integration with identity, finance and data platforms
- Data export, retention and regional hosting
- Licensing changes as users and workflows grow
Selection checklist
- Document the workflow and required system integrations before comparing products.
- Test reporting, permissions and data export with realistic roles.
- Include migration, administration and training in the total cost.
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Airwallex supports business payment acceptance and transfers, with APIs and account services whose availability depends on market and approval.
AppFlowy is an open-source workspace app for docs and wikis, offered as a desktop app backed by hosted AppFlowy Cloud or a self-hosted AppFlowy Cloud deployment.
Asana organizes tasks and projects into lists, boards, timelines, and calendars, with rule-based automation and cross-team Goals and Portfolios for visibility.
Atlassian's portfolio includes Jira for work tracking and Confluence for shared documentation, with separate plans and permissions.
Box stores business files and supports collaboration through invited users or shared links with configurable permissions.
Checkout.com provides payment APIs and hosted components for building merchant checkout flows.
ClickUp is an all-in-one work platform combining task/project management, docs, chat and dashboards, with a public REST API available on all plans including the free tier.
Dropbox offers cloud file storage, synchronized access, shared folders, and links for teams that exchange documents across devices.
Fibery lets teams build custom apps (tasks, docs, CRM-like objects) on one connected workspace, with a free tier for up to 10 users and paid plans from €12/user/month.
Freshworks offers Freshdesk for customer support and Freshservice for IT service management.
Height combines task and project tracking with integrated team chat, custom workflows and an API. Its website did not respond during this review's verification checks - confirm current availability directly.
HubSpot offers CRM records and related marketing, sales, and service tools that depend on the selected subscription.
Infomaniak is a Geneva-based Swiss cloud provider offering web/email hosting, cloud infrastructure and the kSuite productivity suite, with free and paid tiers.
Linear is an issue-tracking and project-management tool built for software teams, emphasizing speed, keyboard-driven workflows, and integrations with tools like GitHub, Slack and Figma.
Logseq organizes knowledge through linked pages, blocks, references and queries.
Mercury offers US business account services, cards, payment tools, and an API for eligible businesses; banking services are supplied by partner banks.
Mollie provides a payments API for European businesses covering cards, iDEAL and other local payment methods online, plus in-person card terminals and subscription billing, with pay-as-you-go pricing.
monday work management organizes projects in boards, with configurable views, automations and integrations.
Navanem is a digital agency serving Geneva, Lausanne and French-speaking Switzerland with website, application and digital-visibility work.
Notion combines pages, team wikis, task tracking, and flexible databases for organizing shared information and projects.
Obsidian is a local-first note-taking app that stores notes as plain Markdown files, extensible through a large community plugin ecosystem, free for personal use with paid Sync, Publish and commercial-license add-ons.
OpenWA is a community-maintained gateway that exposes WhatsApp messaging through a self-hosted API and dashboard.
Outline is a team wiki and knowledge base with real-time collaborative editing, nested docs and search, sold as paid cloud plans with an optional self-hosted deployment.
Payoneer offers businesses ways to receive client and marketplace payments, manage currencies, and pay suppliers or contractors where supported.