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Lattice alternatives

As of 28 Oct 2026, the panel rates Culture Amp (3.5/5), Small Improvements (3/5) and 15Five (3/5) highest among the other 18 Talent Management products evaluated. Ratings that look equal are rounded to half stars; the order uses the unrounded rating, then the name. The highest-rated European alternative is Small Improvements (EU-Made). Ratings are the AI panel’s opinion, formed from public evidence: how scores are made.

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European alternatives to Lattice

European by provenance (EU-made, EU origin with foreign ownership, or UK and wider Europe). Data hosting is stated only where the vendor’s own pages prove it.

  1. Panel rating

    Small Improvements is a talent management platform from Small Improvements Software GmbH in Berlin, optimized for 50 to 750 staff.

    • Data hosting: not stated on the vendor’s pages

    Small Improvements in detail →

  2. Leapsome

    EU-Made

    Panel rating

    Leapsome, from Leapsome GmbH in Berlin, is a talent-management suite covering reviews, engagement surveys, goals and OKRs, learning, compensation, feedback and 1:1 meetings; HRIS packages are priced at 7 €/Mitarbeiter/Monat for Basis and 10 €/Mitarbeiter/Monat for Pro, shown at 5 € under a promotion to 31 December.

    • Data hosting: not stated on the vendor’s pages

    Leapsome in detail →

  3. Perdoo

    EU-Made

    Panel rating

    Perdoo, from Perdoo GmbH of Berlin, is OKR and strategy-execution software with HR modules.

    • Data hosting: Default not stated; pages mention the EU
    • Free plan: yes, per the vendor’s page captured 1 Oct 2026

    Perdoo in detail →

  4. Sympa

    EU-Made

    Panel rating

    Sympa, a talent management HR suite from Sympa Oy of Espoo, Finland, lands mid-field on this bench.

    • Data hosting: Default not stated; pages mention the EU

    Sympa in detail →

  5. eloomi

    EU origin, foreign-owned

    Panel rating

    eloomi, founded in Copenhagen, acquired by Dayforce in 2024, scores here as a learning product first.

    • Data hosting: not stated on the vendor’s pages

    eloomi in detail →

  6. Mirro

    EU-Made

    Panel rating

    Mirro, a talent management platform from ZITEC COM S.R.L.

    • Data hosting: not stated on the vendor’s pages

    Mirro in detail →

  7. Factorial

    EU-Made

    Panel rating

    Factorial HR S.L.

    • Data hosting: not stated on the vendor’s pages

    Factorial in detail →

  8. Kenjo

    EU-Made

    Panel rating

    Kenjo, an HR suite from Kenjo GmbH of Berlin, is strongest on performance reviews and pricing transparency: five of six judges scored both 6, citing configurable 360° review cycles with peer nomination and public per-employee prices — Starter 6,0 €, Growth 10,0 €, 10 % annual saving.

    • Data hosting: not stated on the vendor’s pages

    Kenjo in detail →

  9. 360Learning

    EU-Made

    Panel rating

    360Learning is a learning platform first, and that is where it scores highest: learning and development clusters at 6 to 7 for skills profiles with gap analysis, career profiles, learning paths, a SCORM player and a 20,000-skill ontology.

    • Data hosting: not stated on the vendor’s pages

    360Learning in detail →

  10. Docebo

    EU origin, foreign-owned

    Panel rating

    Docebo lands here as a learning platform rather than a full talent-management suite.

    • Data hosting: not stated on the vendor’s pages

    Docebo in detail →

  11. Workpath

    EU-Made

    Panel rating

    Workpath, from Workpath GmbH in Munich (Amtsgericht München, HRB 230902), is an OKR and strategy-execution platform, and the bench's scores are lopsided: strongest on goals and feedback at 4–6, weakest on performance reviews at 1–2 and learning and development at 0–2.

    • Data hosting: not stated on the vendor’s pages

    Workpath in detail →

Other alternatives

  1. Culture Amp

    Rest of world

    Panel rating

    Culture Amp scores highest on performance reviews at 7 to 8, with judges citing configurable cycles covering self-reflection, peer and upward feedback, calibration views exported to CSV, and role-permission documentation stating who sees historical reviews; the works-council and skeptic judges scored 7, citing editable question text after a cycle goes live and no public information on bias analysis.

    Culture Amp in detail →

  2. 15Five

    Rest of world

    Panel rating

    15Five scores peak at performance reviews, 7 to 8, and bottom out at sovereignty, a uniform 3, and codetermination and privacy, a uniform 4.

    15Five in detail →

  3. Betterworks

    Rest of world

    Panel rating

    Betterworks is a talent management platform whose scoring is strongest on goals and feedback and on learning and development, both at 7 to 8: judges credited cascading goals with roll-up visibility and weekly updates, feedback that rolls automatically into the next review, and succession planning with plans by role, readiness and risk of loss.

    Betterworks in detail →

  4. Appraisd

    Provenance unknown

    Panel rating

    Appraisd, a performance management platform by Talos360 positioned for organisations with 50 to 5,000+ employees, scores highest on goals and feedback at 6 to 7, with integrations and portability and performance reviews clustered at 6.

    Appraisd in detail →

  5. Mooncamp

    Provenance unknown

    Panel rating

    Mooncamp, from Mooncamp GmbH of Cologne, is an OKR and strategy-execution product — goals and OKRs aligned to strategy, weekly async check-ins, dashboards and business reviews.

    Mooncamp in detail →

  6. Cornerstone

    Rest of world

    Panel rating

    Cornerstone's captured pages document a talent suite whose evidence is concentrated in learning: learning and development is the strongest criterion at 8 with no spread — enterprise learning with automated assignments, certifications and renewals by role and region, a skills ontology surfacing gaps at individual, team and organisation level, career paths, talent pools, succession snapshots and a configurable grid for high-potential and at-risk people.

    Cornerstone in detail →

  7. HiBob

    Rest of world

    Panel rating

    HiBob's verdict turns on one strength and two holes.

    HiBob in detail →