Sheetcast VS SpreadsheetWeb

Sheetcast Pricing

SpreadsheetWeb Pricing

Sheetcast

• Rapid Web App Deployment: Instantly converts Excel spreadsheets into live web applications.
• Non-Technical Accessibility: Empowers users without coding skills to build custom apps.
• Secure Hosting: Automatically hosts applications on highly secure servers.
• Workflow Automation: Streamlines business processes and automates repetitive tasks.
• Per-User Security: Customizable access settings for individual users.
• File Attachments: Supports attachments such as photos, videos, audio, and GPS data.
• Data Protection: Prevents data corruption and restricts access to sensitive areas.
• Live Updates: Enables immediate rollout of changes with zero downtime.
• Custom Notifications: Triggers tailored email alerts for specific events or changes.
• Integration & Backups: Seamlessly integrates with existing systems and maintains automatic backups.

SpreadsheetWeb

• Excel Conversion: Turn Excel spreadsheets into web applications and APIs.
• No-Code App Builder: Create interactive apps without programming skills.
• Flexible Deployment: Choose between public cloud, private cloud, and on-premise hosting.
• Interactive Calculators: Transform complex calculations into online tools.
• Data Collection & Workflow: Implement scored questionnaires and automate data aggregation.
• User Management: Manage named and anonymous users for secure app access.
• Support for Azure and AWS: Deploy on major cloud platforms worldwide.
• Scalability: Support from individual apps to enterprise-scale deployments.

Sheetcast Use Cases

• Building employee timesheet applications.
• Creating financial forecasting tools.
• Developing online quoting systems for clients.
• Setting up client and customer portals.
• Managing inventory through web-based systems.
• Publishing interactive public reports.
• Collecting field data with multimedia attachments.
• Gathering survey data through forms.
• Implementing intranet document management solutions.
• Automating RSVP tracking and event management.

SpreadsheetWeb Use Cases

• Converting pricing and quoting spreadsheets into online applications
• Building interactive calculators for client or internal use
• Digitizing Excel-based questionnaires for data collection and scoring
• Automating sales workflows that rely on complex spreadsheet logic
• Rapidly deploying business process applications without custom development
• Collecting and aggregating data from distributed users

Sheetcast FAQs

• Do I need programming experience to use Sheetcast?

  No technical or programming expertise is required to build web applications with Sheetcast, making it accessible for users with any background.
• How secure are the web applications created with Sheetcast?

  Applications are hosted on highly secure servers, include multiple levels of access control, and allow you to block sensitive areas and hide confidential formulas.
• Can I automate workflows using Sheetcast?

  Yes, Sheetcast enables you to automate business processes and track workflows within your custom web applications.
• What types of files can be attached within apps?

  Sheetcast supports file attachments including photos, videos, audio, GPS locations, and more for comprehensive data collection.
• How is pricing determined for Sheetcast?

  Pricing is usage based, allowing you to pay per user or per data column, and you can choose the most cost-effective approach for your organization's needs.

SpreadsheetWeb FAQs

• Do you offer free accounts?

  Yes, SpreadsheetWeb offers a Free Tier which can be used indefinitely, subject to limitations such as branding and usage caps.
• How is SpreadsheetWeb licensed?

  SpreadsheetWeb is available via public cloud, private cloud, and on-premise server licensing models to suit different business requirements.
• What happens to my web applications when I cancel my account?

  Upon account cancellation, all account data, web applications, and content are permanently deleted from the system.
• What is Onboarding?

  Onboarding provides dedicated assistance to migrate your spreadsheet tools to SpreadsheetWeb, including project management and hands-on application development.
• What is a Named User?

  A named user is someone accessing an application with a username and password, typically in restricted applications requiring login.

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