361 is an orchestration layer that sits on top of your existing systems. So the first question is not “which one is better” but “where does this tool land on the map”. There are four possible positions.
Replaces it
361 does the same job with enterprise data and permission context, so a separate tool becomes unnecessary.
Works alongside
The tool stays in place; 361 builds a two-way data and trigger relationship with it.
Feeds it
361 prepares and exports the data; you see the result inside your own tool.
Gets bridged
The tool keeps running on its own and 361 builds a bridge in between.
The matrix, by tool type
Rows are tool types, not brands — because the position follows from what a tool does, not from its name.
Let us be honest: an open protocol, not a named plug-in
There is no one-click, named “connector for that tool” shipped in the box. Connections are built through four open mechanisms. That means a bit of setup work on day one — in exchange, the connection never depends on a vendor’s plug-in roadmap.