Infinity provides a centralised, integrated model that connects our processes, applications, and other components. It allows us to visualise these through views and reporting functionality, and to share them with colleagues outside the architecture community. The tool also offers flexibility in how diagrams are created. Our organisation uses both Visio and Draw.io, and Infinity supports both. Adopting Infinity has helped us move away from spreadsheets and has driven greater consistency across our solution design practices.

I find Orbus Software incredibly intuitive and easy to use, even for the most uninitiated user. The user interface is exceptionally good, which makes it easy for anyone to use the software meaningfully. I really like its native Microsoft integrations, such as with Azure, SharePoint, and other Microsoft enterprise applications and solutions, which integrate quite seamlessly. The visualizations and reports from Orbus Software are absolutely brilliant and allow us to share critical, meaningful information to large audiences with ease. The level of service quality from Orbus as a company is exceptional, with customer success teams and account teams working really hard to understand and help overcome business problems. Their communications, including webinars and knowledge bases, build a whole community around the software that enhances the experience. The roadmap planning workshops and webinars are brilliant as they help us plan improvements and take advantage of developments within the solution.

I like that Orbus Software is relatively inexpensive. It's built on Microsoft Office 365, which is pretty handy because it allows me to use Excel to coordinate diagrams and datasets. This integration makes it easy for a broad group of people in my organization to interact with the product, even if they don't have a license, as they can comfortably use Excel spreadsheets to manipulate data which we then import. It's user-friendly in that way.