Hyperproof vs Onspring: Which is best for you?

One challenge I’ve encountered is the limited functionality in Dashboards and Analytics, this would be very helpful to have an executive reporting view in the tool that i can pull out for board presentations.

The only thing I didn't like about Hyperproof is whenever you click back, it doesn't remember where on a page you were, so if there are 100 controls on that page, you have to scroll all the way back to where you were.

The ability to create any workflow freely gives you control and flexibility, especially for vendor management

Inability to delete certain fields after they've been created. When customizing the layout of pages it quickly becomes burdensome to scroll through a list of fields that will never be used