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Compass
atlassian.comSummary
Compass is an internal developer platform by Atlassian designed to improve developer experience by providing a unified catalog of software components, tracking software health, and offering extensibility through integrations. It helps engineering teams manage their distributed architectures, standardize best practices, and gain insights into team performance.
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Free
$0.00 one time
- Up to 3 full users, unlimited basic users
- Software component catalog with unlimited services
- Health scorecards and metrics (3 scorecards)
- Up to one configurable software template
- Apps and integrations
- Component creation, ownership management, activity feed, dependencies, configuration as code, announcements, permissions
- Alerts and on-call management
- Monitoring and Slack integrations
- Alert and notification policies
- Alert reports
- First- and third-party apps, Atlassian Marketplace apps
- Team management and dashboard
- Predefined metrics
- 3 custom metrics
- Limited to 3 full users
- No custom component types
- Only 1 configurable software template
- 1 month alert data retention
- Atlassian Community support only
- No uptime SLA
- No IP allowlisting
- Requires Atlassian Guard Standard subscription for SSO, SCIM, Active Directory Sync
Standard
$7.67 per user
- Everything from Free, plus:
- Up to 35,000 full users, unlimited basic users
- 20 configurable software templates
- 3 custom component types
- 50 custom fields and scorecards
- 100 custom metrics
- Operations management (on-call schedules, respond to alerts from 150+ integrations)
- One year of data retention (for alert data, metrics, events, scorecard scores)
- 9/5 regional support (2-hr response time for critical issues)
- No 99.9% uptime SLA
- No 24/7 support
- No IP allowlisting
- Requires Atlassian Guard Standard subscription for SSO, SCIM, Active Directory Sync
Premium
$23.96 per user
Popular- Everything from Standard, plus:
- Up to 35,000 full users, unlimited basic users
- 40 configurable software templates
- 14 custom component types
- 100 custom fields and scorecards
- 200 custom metrics
- Enhanced operations (Advanced integrations and escalation policies, voice notifications, heartbeat monitoring)
- Two years of data retention (for alert data, metrics, events, scorecard scores)
- 99.9% uptime SLA
- 24/7 Premium support (1-hr response time for critical issues)
- IP Allowlisting
- Permissions (granular control over critical actions)
- Requires Atlassian Guard Standard subscription for SSO, SCIM, Active Directory Sync
Rationale
Compass by Atlassian is an internal developer platform focused on improving developer experience, cataloging services, and tracking software health. While it offers features like service catalog, health scorecards, and integrations with other Atlassian products (Jira, Bitbucket), it does not align with the core features of a low-code/no-code platform for building applications. There is no mention of a drag-and-drop UI builder, code customization for business logic, or direct API/database integrations for building applications. Its primary function is to provide visibility and management for existing software components and development processes, rather than enabling the creation of new internal tools through a low-code interface.
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