Rating method
How the BizAtlas team gathers public information, compares offers and assigns provider scores.
Information sources
We use publicly available online information: provider and developer websites, product catalogues, technical documentation, service descriptions, partner pages and published projects. The team compares sources to distinguish product capabilities from supplier services.
What we assess
We examine specialism, portfolio breadth, implementation and integration scope, hardware services, training, support and project geography. We consider how clearly services, solutions, cases and delivery terms are described. Each selection also considers how the offer relates to its task and business sector.
How scores are assigned
The BizAtlas team assigns scores on a scale from 1 to 10. Each is an editorial assessment of the listed offer, summarising its coverage and the completeness of available information. Scores help readers navigate the catalogue; choosing a contractor also requires reviewing its profile, systems, cases and delivery scope.
How selections are organised
Providers are grouped by systems, services, equipment, sectors and business tasks. A selection includes suppliers whose public offers relate to that area. Developers, integrators and hardware suppliers may participate in the same project with different responsibilities, so their roles are identified separately.
How to use a score
Compare providers using the same brief: business format, location count, existing software, hardware and required integrations. Confirm pricing, availability, product versions and support terms with the supplier. New public information may lead to changes in a profile and its score.
Understanding this topic and choosing a solution
How the BizAtlas team gathers public information, compares offers and assigns provider scores.
We use publicly available online information: provider and developer websites, product catalogues, technical documentation, service descriptions, partner pages and published projects. The team compares sources to distinguish product capabilities from supplier services.
The BizAtlas team assigns scores on a scale from 1 to 10. Each is an editorial assessment of the listed offer, summarising its coverage and the completeness of available information. Scores help readers navigate the catalogue; choosing a contractor also requires reviewing its profile, systems, cases and delivery scope. Consider your business tasks and scale when comparing offers.
Frequently asked questions
What information is the catalogue based on?
We use publicly available online information: provider and developer websites, product catalogues, technical documentation, service descriptions, partner pages and published projects. The team compares sources to distinguish product capabilities from supplier services.
Compare providers using the same brief: business format, location count, existing software, hardware and required integrations. Confirm pricing, availability, product versions and support terms with the supplier. New public information may lead to changes in a profile and its score.
Who assigns provider scores?
The BizAtlas team assigns scores on a scale from 1 to 10. Each is an editorial assessment of the listed offer, summarising its coverage and the completeness of available information. Scores help readers navigate the catalogue; choosing a contractor also requires reviewing its profile, systems, cases and delivery scope.
Compare providers using the same brief: business format, location count, existing software, hardware and required integrations. Confirm pricing, availability, product versions and support terms with the supplier. New public information may lead to changes in a profile and its score.
Which criteria are considered?
We examine specialism, portfolio breadth, implementation and integration scope, hardware services, training, support and project geography. We consider how clearly services, solutions, cases and delivery terms are described. Each selection also considers how the offer relates to its task and business sector.
Compare providers using the same brief: business format, location count, existing software, hardware and required integrations. Confirm pricing, availability, product versions and support terms with the supplier. New public information may lead to changes in a profile and its score.
Why do selections contain different providers?
Providers are grouped by systems, services, equipment, sectors and business tasks. A selection includes suppliers whose public offers relate to that area. Developers, integrators and hardware suppliers may participate in the same project with different responsibilities, so their roles are identified separately.
Compare providers using the same brief: business format, location count, existing software, hardware and required integrations. Confirm pricing, availability, product versions and support terms with the supplier. New public information may lead to changes in a profile and its score.
How should I compare providers before choosing?
Compare providers using the same brief: business format, location count, existing software, hardware and required integrations. Confirm pricing, availability, product versions and support terms with the supplier. New public information may lead to changes in a profile and its score.
Providers are grouped by systems, services, equipment, sectors and business tasks. A selection includes suppliers whose public offers relate to that area. Developers, integrators and hardware suppliers may participate in the same project with different responsibilities, so their roles are identified separately.