Beams vs Diligent One Platform vs SAI360 - Which Tool Fits Your Business?

Pros and Cons of Beams

Pros and Cons of Diligent One Platform

• Combines governance, risk, compliance, audit, ESG, and cyber oversight into one unified platform, reducing reliance on multiple vendors

• Provides proprietary, real-time insights on executive compensation, shareholder pressures, and climate risks, helping leadership make data-driven decisions.

• Whether a company is just moving off spreadsheets or running an advanced ERM program, the platform adjusts to various maturity levels.

• Features like customizable dashboards, pre-configured templates, and certification modules are built specifically with board users in mind.

• The platform's depth may overwhelm smaller organizations or those with minimal GRC infrastructure.

• Given its enterprise-grade capabilities, licensing and implementation costs may be more suitable for large-scale enterprises.

Pros and Cons of SAI360

• SAI360 offers a 360-degree view of enterprise risk, enabling organizations to identify, assess, and address threats comprehensively across departments.

• SAI360 is equipped to address international compliance frameworks, making it suitable for multinational companies dealing with varying regulatory landscapes.

• Its flexible, modular design allows organizations to adopt what they need and scale as their governance, risk, and compliance needs grow.

• The platform’s commitment to innovation ensures it evolves with emerging risks and compliance demands, helping users stay ahead of regulatory changes.

• The comprehensive nature of the platform may result in a steeper learning curve for non-technical users without prior GRC experience.

• Some users report that while the platform is configurable, specific modules lack the granular customization found in more specialized tools.