Opentalk vs. Stackfield

What is OpenTalk?

OpenTalk is a video conferencing software aimed at businesses, educational institutions, and the public sector. It offers features like chats, direct messages, surveys, voting, and virtual workshops. OpenTalk places emphasis on data protection and is GDPR-compliant, operated in German data centers. The prices vary depending on the range of functions and number of users. There is a free starter package, standard packages for €7.50 or €75 per user, and a premium package for €12.50 or €125 per user. Custom packages are available upon request.

What is Stackfield?

Stackfield - made & hosted in Germany – is an all-in-one collaboration tool that combines a variety of features teams need for collaboration. These include: task management, project planning, video conferencing, team chat, whiteboards, and file sharing. The features can be individually assembled and customized, so that the user interface always remains as clear and intuitive as possible.

Data security at Stackfield

Stackfield places particular emphasis on data protection: Stackfield stores all data on servers in Germany and ensures that data processing takes place exclusively within the EU. GDPR-compliant and certified according to several ISO standards (ISO 27001, ISO 27017, ISO 27018), Stackfield guarantees comprehensive data protection standards and offers additional features to ensure the security of sensitive information. The platform has, among other things, comprehensive rights management and true end-to-end encryption of the data. This way, no one, not even Stackfield itself, can view the content of chat messages, tasks or files.

Who is Stackfield suitable for?

Stackfield is a secure option among the project and collaboration tools and is suitable for companies of all sizes. The tool is ideal for industries where the security of company data is essential – such as public authorities, banks, insurance companies, law firms, consulting firms, and universities.