SnapLogic Reviews

Ease of use The UI has different shapes, color, size to easily categorize and help you search and pick what fits and what doesn't to complete your workflow Have developed a predictive ML(Machine learning) based app (called IRIS) within the designer to help developers identify which snap to use next Has the option to use their cloud processors or use native In-house servers to process your data Flexible and customized pricing Have connectors for most source systems out there

Not able to connect to every source available out there. Missing quite a few. could be under development. Enterprise support is good but can be much better Need to purchase different snap packs for different DB's or sources Not all languages are supported. Have basic support for Python

- Easy to use and easy to learn - 3 based portals, namely designer, manager and monitor which makes the overall management of the product easy - Vast number of pre-built connectors that are available with the product, some of them need separate subscription though. This makes the overall integration much faster to deliver - Being completely hosted in the cloud, it scales well as needed

- I wish product more options to authenticate and authorize integrated applications - I wish product had some kind of a variable that lives beyond the execution of a request. This is typically necessary in case where downstream system is secured with a short-lived dynamic token and we have to reuse a token until its expiry

The fact that the software can give u the authority to organise every data processed in ur enterprise is quit mind blowing , doesnt take alot of quality time for ur data to ; Existing databases and legacy systems Cloud, hybrid, and on-premises environments Sales and marketing applications Mobile devices and apps CRM systems Data storage platforms Data warehouses Analytics tools

At first it is difficult to use , until u start each step by step It is inexpensive to the ones who can afford it

Ease of integration, Wide range of ETL features and integration connectors with different APIs and platform, Ease of debugging

Limit in specific connectors, Limited history tracking

The biggest selling point for Snaplogic is the user interface and intuitive design. I received no training to use the software but was able to figure it out and within an hour or two I was building pipelines. I like how they are flexible with how you process your data. My company has GCP Servers that we're able to utilize because of their flexibility. The last point I will touch on is the wide range of source systems available as an input.

The only pain point I've found in Snaplogic is occasionally when connecting to SAP HANA it will say an error is present even though the snap has been validated already. The only way to fix the error is by created a new snap with the same information which can be frustrating.

It is easy to use and easy to configure tasks. Also easily to configure using ipaas

The troubleshooting is a pain. It is different to know what pipelines are feed to what other pipelines and determine the complete dependencies

Being able to monitor and create reports for data usage and access saves a ton of time with auditing and reporting on data privacy compliance.

There is a bit of a learning curve, but the time saved once everything is set up more than makes up for it

It is easy to learn and use even for people not into programming.

The software can be glitchy at times and over-engineered.

Integration, parsing, Task (Ultra, scheduled),

Strong UI tab , UI navigation, Muliple tab makes it slow

It was very easy to deploy. We used it to sync an on-prem database to the cloud, and it alleviated many security concerns caused by other products, because it does not require ingress into our network.

In general I am not a fan of "no code" solutions, because they are inherently less customizable.

Allows for easy tracking of feeds into a system. Easier firewall rules allow for more robust integrations. Lots of built-in integrations.

The learning curve is not difficult per se as it is quite graphical but until you get used to it it can be a little daunting.