Pricing · Capabilities · Deployment · Enterprise controls · Privacy & data policy · Integrations
These are the selected requirements where at least two candidates have reliable, distinct answers. Use them to narrow the shortlist first.
Compare Atlassian Rovo, Dust, and Amazon Bedrock Agents across pricing, knowledge-work capabilities, deployment, enterprise controls, data policy, integrations, and execution evidence.
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18 of 21 candidate-requirement cells have current Source-Backed or Execution-Verified answers.
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These are the selected requirements where at least two candidates have reliable, distinct answers. Use them to narrow the shortlist first.
The remaining uncertainty is limited to governed execution evidence.
All selected non-execution requirements have reliable answers.
These remain unknown unless publication-approved governed execution evidence exists. Source documentation cannot close them.
This comparison describes available evidence. “Unverified” means no matching accepted evidence—not that a feature is unavailable. It is not a universal ranking, score, recommendation, or purchasing decision.
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Atlassian documents Rovo inclusion, credits, and separate Rovo Dev licensing.
Source-BackedDust is sold as an enterprise workspace product through a sales-led commercial path. The reviewed official page does not publish a universal self-service dollar price, so buyers must obtain a current quote.
Source-BackedAmazon publishes Bedrock usage pricing and related model and service charges.
Source-BackedRovo is delivered within eligible paid Atlassian Cloud subscriptions and must be enabled for a verified business-domain organization. This source does not establish a self-hosted Rovo deployment.
Source-BackedDust is delivered as a managed AI-agent platform available through Google Cloud Marketplace, with regional hosting options and private enterprise offers. The reviewed official source does not establish a generally available customer self-hosted Dust platform.
Source-BackedAmazon Bedrock Agents is now named Amazon Bedrock Agents Classic and is not open to new customers; existing customers can continue using it, while AWS directs new customers toward Amazon Bedrock AgentCore. Existing deployments use version aliases and application API calls.
Source-BackedRovo provides documented search, chat, and agent capabilities across Atlassian work.
Source-BackedDust provides enterprise assistants grounded in connected knowledge and tools.
Source-BackedBedrock Agents combine models, action groups, knowledge bases, and orchestration instructions.
Source-BackedAtlassian organization administrators can manage which supported Atlassian apps expose Rovo features; availability varies by Cloud plan and excludes Atlassian Government Cloud in this documentation.
Source-BackedDust documents SAML and OIDC SSO, SCIM, RBAC, dual-layer agent permissions, admin-gated overrides, audit logs with 365-day retention, EU data residency, encryption, and enterprise compliance controls. Plan and contract eligibility still require confirmation.
Source-BackedAmazon Bedrock Agents supports IAM service roles and scoped permissions for models, knowledge bases, guardrails, S3, and Lambda action groups.
Source-BackedAtlassian documents AI data-use, encryption, permissions, and third-party training controls.
Source-BackedDust states that customer data is not used for model training and documents AES-256 encryption at rest, TLS 1.3 in transit, GDPR compliance, EU data residency, and permission isolation. Contract-specific retention and subprocessor details still require review.
Source-BackedAWS documents default encryption of Bedrock agent control-plane and session data with AWS-owned keys, with an option to use customer-managed symmetric KMS keys; KMS usage and customer configuration remain subject to AWS shared-responsibility and pricing terms.
Source-BackedRovo supports Microsoft Teams integration. Group and channel use requires organization-admin setup, Microsoft tenant permissions, and Marketplace installation; direct-message behavior has a different setup boundary.
Source-BackedDust documents more than 100 production connectors plus REST APIs, MCP, webhooks, OAuth2, bidirectional read/write synchronization, and incremental refresh. Individual connector permissions and plan availability still require validation.
Source-BackedAmazon Bedrock Agents Classic orchestrates foundation models, action-group APIs, knowledge bases, organizational data sources, applications, and user conversations; it is available only to existing customers under the documented maintenance-mode boundary.
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