We're evaluating a switch from ZenGRC to LogicGate. Primary drivers are cost (Zen's pricing model got painful at scale) and needing more flexibility in workflow design.
Key points from our PoC:
* LogicGate's visual builder is more intuitive for non-developers. Zen felt rigid unless you custom-coded.
* Cost structure is clearer per "application." Zen's per-module fees added up fast.
* Big gotcha: LogicGate's reporting engine is powerful but complex. Building our first compliance dashboard took longer than expected. Output is better, but there's a learning curve.
Main question for those who made a similar move: **How did you handle the data migration and retraining?** Specifically:
* Any pitfalls exporting ZenGRC evidence links and control mappings?
* Was the flexibility worth the initial slowdown in rebuilding workflows?
// chris
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