Facing sleepless nights and frustration with issues caused by your legacy integration solution? It may be easier than you think to switch to a modern iPaaS.
Topic: Legacy Systems
Does Your Integration Strategy Inspire or Impede?
Examining how businesses can convert existing integration strategies to accelerate innovation, while achieving greater efficiencies and cost-savings now and for the future.
5 Best Integration Platforms 2024
The rapid pace of innovation for integration technology continues unabated. Just a few short years ago, enterprises were committed to cumbersome, on-premises products that required a significant (and ongoing) investment of time, resources, and budget.
Today, enterprise integration is an innovation enabler, helping organizations to digitally transform while accelerating critical technology advances.
No longer married to legacy on-premises technology, enterprises are rapidly shifting to the cloud. Modular IT infrastructure supports greater agility and speed, ensuring a profitable and enduring successful business.
This updated buyers guide provides a detailed overview of integration platforms so you can compare vendors based on these important key considerations:
- Ease of implementation
- Price
- Scalability
- Security
- Compliance
What is an integration platform?
Platform integration connects independent software applications to streamline interactions between each app.
There are many different types of integration technology available today, including:
- iPaaS: A suite of cloud services enabling development, execution, and governance of integration flows connecting any combination of on premises and cloud-based processes, services, applications, and data within individual or across multiple organizations. [1]
- Enterprise service bus (ESB): An architecture that supports centralized components that perform application integrations.
- API management platforms: Connecting two or more applications using their application programming interfaces (APIs) to exchange data.
With the shift to cloud-based operations, iPaaS technology is leading the trend.
“iPaaS has moved to early mainstream adoption globally, reaching 20% to 50% of the global target audience who will use iPaaS offerings to integrate not only applications and data, but also ecosystems, APIs, and business processes.”
Gartner Hype Cycle for Cloud Platform Services 2022
Top Five Enterprise Integration Tools
The Digibee Integration Platform
KEY FEATURES
- Born-in-the-cloud platform: easily build integrations with reusable pipelines and capsules
- Low-code interface: No specialized training required, all developers familiar with JSON will be comfortable with Digibee
- Automated alerts: Pre-emptive monitoring of mistakes for immediate resolution
- Global configurations: Manage accounts, API keys, and multiple instances from a single dashboard with on/off toggles for common settings
- Digibee execution panel: Safely test integrations and apply global parameters, deploy in seconds
- Single real-time dashboard: Monitor and troubleshoot integration pipelines across multiple projects, view performance metrics at a glance,classify errors and automate response mechanisms, use pre-built connectors to send data to ticketing systems such as JIRA
- Learn more
REVIEWS
PROS | CONS |
---|---|
– Authentically born-in-the-cloud platform – Implement in weeks versus months (or years) – Works in tandem with existing legacy iPaaS solutions to fast-track stalled innovation initiatives – Accessible to developers of all skill levels, no expensive training or certification required – Simple, all-inclusive pricing model that includes maintenance and support | – While rapidly gaining market share, Digibee is new to the market – Technology focuses exclusively on integration versus broader capabilities such as API management |
CUSTOMERS
- Johnson Brothers (liquor distributor)
- Lowes (retail company specializing in home improvement)
- Payless (international discount footwear chain)
- Additional customer stories
PRICING
Digibee pricing reflects a contemporary “all in one” model that provides free access to the most recent product innovations and capabilities. The pricing is incredibly simple, requiring only three SKUs with no limitations. Rather than charging for potential maximum usage (typical pricing model for legacy iPaaS solutions), Digibee customers pay only for what they consume.
The pricing model is based on the provision of pipelines and Runtime Units (RTUs), as follows:
- Pipeline: An integration pathway that uses a sequence of components to connect systems and establish data flow between them
- RTUs: Runtime Units that support capacity requirements based on concurrent transactions and/or memory
SKU #1
Get Started Bundle
10 pipelines, 20 production RTUs, 10 test RTUs
SKU #2
Additional Pipeline
Additional pipeline, includes production/test RTUs
SKU #3
Additional Capacity
More RTUs as needed within production/test environments
As the customer’s integration strategy expands, additional pipelines and RTUs are added as needed. This ensures the customer only pays for what they use, with per unit pricing going down as the implementation grows.
Digibee customers access all features and capabilities at no extra charge. A new customer can get started with SKU #1 for less than $60,000 USD, including:
- Digibee-hosted iPaaS
- All support and maintenance, 24/7/365, including all new features and upgrades
- Continuous education
- Customer enablement with direct Digibee support to design, build, test, and run integrations
Digibee provides an interactive product tour of the Integration Platform.
RATING
- G2 rating = 4.7 out of 5
MuleSoft: Anypoint Platform for Integration
KEY FEATURES
- Anypoint API Designer: Library of APIs, templates, examples, and connectors
- Anypoint Studio: IDE for integration and API development with prebuilt modules
- Anypoint Connectors: Use a web interface or a desktop IDE to integrate systems)
- Anypoint Exchange: Marketplace for connectors, templates, examples, and APIs)
- Anypoint DataGraph: Reuse, consume, unify multiple APIs
- Anypoint Partner Manager: Accelerate partner onboarding, simplify partner management
- Anypoint MQ: Messaging service for asynchronous communication patterns
- Anypoint Code Builder: IDE to design, develop, deploy APIs, integrations, and automations
REVIEWS
PROS | CONS |
---|---|
– A legacy industry veteran, MuleSoft has a strong roster of established customers that have invested heavily in the technology – Mulesoft feature set is deep, extending well beyond iPaaS capabilities | – Complicated and expensive pricing model – All software developers and architects must be MuleSoft-certified to use the technology and to engage with customer support on any matter – End-of-life cycles are chronic and time-consuming, monopolizing expensive developer resources |
CUSTOMERS
As a legacy technology vendor, the MuleSoft customer base is broad and varied. Customers featured on the company’s website include:
- Airbus
- Barclays
- Citrix
PRICING
MuleSoft pricing is complicated, incorporating two different pricing models: usage-based and tiered. Customers must pay for:
- VCore (to support product usage)
- Edition (gold, platinum, titanium)
- API management (based on usage and volume)
- Integration (three different tiers)
- API Experience Hub (for full API management capabilities)
- Additional capabilities and add-ons are optional
MuleSoft provides a free trial of its Anypoint platform.
RATING
- G2 rating = 4.5 out of 5
- Capterra rating = 4.4 out of 5
For a deep dive of MuleSoft’s legacy iPaaS, read the research paper.
Azure Integration Services
KEY FEATURES
- Logic Apps: Create workflows and orchestrate business processes to connect hundreds of services in the cloud and on-premises
- Service Bus: Connect on premises and cloud-based applications and services to implement highly secure messaging workflows
- API Management: Publish APIs securely for internal and external developers to use when connecting to backend systems hosted anywhere
- Event Grid: Connect supported Azure and third-party services using a fully managed event-routing service with a publish-subscribe model that simplifies event-based app development
- Azure Functions: Simplify complex orchestration problems with an event-driven
- Azure Data Factory: Visually integrate data sources to construct ETL and ELT processes, accelerate data transformation
REVIEWS
PROS | CONS |
---|---|
– Developers working within an existing Azure environment are loyal and may prefer to build and code with Azure tools – Strong API management tools – A large existing Microsoft customer base provides a stable foundation upon which Azure can build | – Simple tools incapable of supporting sophisticated enterprise use cases, with prebuilt connectors limited beyond the Azure ecosystem, difficult with non-API-led connections – Each tool has its own interface to learn and manage; a deep learning curve for all users – Numerous, complex pricing models make it difficult to monitor and control costs |
CUSTOMERS
The large, existing Microsoft customer base presents significant add-on opportunities for the Azure Integration Services. Customers featured on the company’s website include:
- Swiss Re
- Quest
- Mission Linen Supply
PRICING
Azure Integration Services pricing is variable. During implementation, Azure cloud services are required. Additional costs depend upon the number of paid services deployed. Ongoing costs include additional Azure cloud services.
Azure Integration Services offers a free trial or a pay-as-you-go account to test the product.
RATING
- G2 rating = 4.4 out of 5
- Capterra rating = 4.6 out of 5
boomi
KEY FEATURES
- Intelligence: Embedded AI capabilities to build faster and manage easier
- Composability: Reusable building blocks and powerful automatability
- Democratization: UX for all roles and skills supporting role-based access control and team-based development
- Scale: Elastically scale as needed to handle varying workloads
- Security: Built with enterprise-grade security and reliability
- Lifecycle Management: Built-in versioning and governance controls of integrations, workflows, APIs, and data models
REVIEWS
PROS | CONS |
---|---|
– Well-established within the industry with a large customer base – Strong support for remote businesses with infrastructure that requires totally on-premises connectivity – A viable choice for organizations that prefer to outsource integration and instead rely upon Boomi’s prebuilt connections, network of SIs and ISVs, and the Boomi marketplace | – Complexity of use with seven different point products – Expensive with complicated pricing and licensing, each tool has its own volume-based pricing model, all support is paid – Product roadmap weighted towards citizen developers and automation |
CUSTOMERS
- Red Cross Australia
- MOD Pizza
- Boise State University
PRICING
Boomi pricing incorporates a mix of tiered and volume-based pricing. Versions include Professional, Pro Plus, Enterprise, and Enterprise Plus with features varying by version.
Customers must pay for:
- Integration (features and numbers of connectors)
- Master Data Hub (increases in data volume)
- B2B/EDI Management (number of trading partners connected)
- API Management (number of API calls made)
- Flow (number of apps built)
- Data Catalog and Preparation (number of connectors and users)
RATING
- G2 rating = 4.2 out of 5
- Capterra rating = 4.5 out of 5
Workato
KEY FEATURES
- Recipe Design: Customize recipes with different triggers, actions, and other steps
- Connectors: Includes a method of authentication, triggers, and actions for a specific app
- On-prem Connectivity: A secure connection from within a private IT environment to connect to Workato cloud
- API Platform: Turn API recipes into endpoints so others can easily consume data without access to a specific Workato account
- Workbot: Build customizable workflows
REVIEWS
PROS | CONS |
---|---|
– Known for ease of use in building automation in less sophisticated lines of business use cases that focus on citizen developers – Majority of business is embedded with ISVs to support expansion – Especially popular with small to medium enterprises | – Difficulty executing sophisticated enterprise integrations – Reputation of accelerating pricing once deployed (charges for tasks and connectors) – Incapable of deploying in a private cloud, must host everything |
CUSTOMERS
Customers featured on the company’s website include:
- Broadcom
- Atlassian
- MGM
PRICING
Workato pricing varies based on integrations for the business or a product:
- Workato for Business: Start with a workspace, including unlimited apps, connections, and users. Recipes added individually or in packs (10, 25, 50, 100)
- Workato for Products: Integrations and workflow automations built for products. Connect to thousands of apps with 24×7 support
Options include:
- Cloud or on-premises, subscription
- On-prem apps, databases, custom apps (connected with REST, SOAP)
- Optional add-ons include security, operations, and more (for Business)
RATING
- G2 rating = 4.7 out of 5
- Capterra rating = 4.6 out of 5
What to look for in an integration platform
Clearly, integration technology platforms vary by feature set, pricing models, and other differentiators. As you build your enterprise integration strategy, consider these universal benefits:
Compatibility
Your integration platform software must be compatible with the systems and applications you use today, as well as new innovations you will implement in the future.
Born-in-the-cloud iPaaS systems such as Digibee natively support a composable IT infrastructure. This agile environment makes it easy to connect all systems and applications– legacy or cutting edge new –regardless if they are legacy, on-premises, or already in the cloud.
Ease of Use
Complicated technology that requires significant training and expensive certification limits the resources available to perform the work. It also results in very long implementation times for an extended go to market.
With one of the fastest implementation times in the market, Digibee is 70% faster than legacy integration solutions. Watch the video to see how quickly developers build integrations with Digibee.
Price
For most companies, investing in platform integration is an expensive proposition. According to the Digibee State of Enterprise Integration survey in 2023, 59% of survey respondents invest up to one quarter of their IT budget on integration.
Avoid complex pricing models, especially common with legacy solutions that tend to combine usage based with tiered pricing–a model that is difficult to monitor and control. Gartner best practices when evaluating iPaaS pricing is a helpful resource.
Maintenance & Support
Often overlooked during negotiations are ongoing costs related to maintenance and support.
Modern born-in-the-cloud integration solutions update seamlessly, ensuring all users have access to the latest features and capabilities without investing resources (and potential downtime) to support a new software version.
Contemporary iPaaS technology lessens the reliance on a vendor for support. This is reflected in Digibee’s support offering which is provided free of charge. With an intuitive interface and drag and drop capabilities, developers quickly learn and work on their own for expedited results.
Try Before You Buy
Every vendor showcased in this buyers guide offers a demo and/or trial so you can test-drive the technology before you commit. Many Digibee customers began their journey with a guided, interactive tour, transitioning to a 60-minute tailored demo designed to address their specific use cases within their existing environment.
Use these resources to help inform your enterprise integration strategy:
- The State of Enterprise Integration Report 2023 for insights to how your peers are leveraging the technology
- The Digibee Pricing page covers our straightforward pricing model with helpful comparisons on subscriptions and services
For more information, take a look at our website or contact us to talk to our team. Good luck with your integration project!
[1] Gartner Glossary: Integration Platform as a Service (iPaaS)
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Lowe’s Integration Success: How Digibee Transformed Shipping
Interview with Duncan McFadden, enterprise platform support for ServiceNow at Lowe’s, discussing how Digibee’s iPaaS transformed their shipping logistics.
In this episode of “Integration. Redesigned.,” our host, Digibee’s Chief Marketing Officer Cait Porte, interviewed Duncan McFadden, enterprise platform support for ServiceNow at Lowe’s (sometimes incorrectly referred to as Lowes), to discuss how Digibee’s iPaaS transformed their shipping logistics. By partnering with Digibee and implementing a modern shipping integration solution, Lowe’s saw improvements in error monitoring, logging, and email notifications, resulting overall in better performance and reduced manual efforts. Duncan also expressed his intention to utilize Digibee for future projects, particularly in inventory and asset management, which are crucial aspects of Lowe’s operations.
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Full transcript
CAIT PORTE:
Hello and welcome back to integration. Redesigned. I’m your host, Cait Porte, and in this episode,I am joined by Duncan from Lowe’s. Duncan, welcome.
DUNCAN McFADDEN:
Thank you, guys.
CAIT PORTE:
Duncan, we’ve worked together now with Lowe’s for a little while. Why don’t you tell everybody what your role there is over at Lowe’s?
DUNCAN McFADDEN:
So. My name is Duncan McFadden. I handle enterprise platform support for ServiceNow. I’ve been doing it for roughly four to five years now. Whether it’s been from just handling enhancements and defects to now more handling the actual platform itself from like, license structure, platform upgrades, and all that kind of support.
CAIT PORTE:
So Duncan, thank you for joining us. Tell me what prompted Lowe’s, when you think about how Lowe’s is working with ServiceNow and integration, but what prompted you to look for an integration solution?
DUNCAN McFADDEN:
So at the time, we were just about to start working a defect related to all of our shipping integrations, where a lot of stuff was just getting like, random errors. At the time, we weren’t really logging anything just because we had nothing really set up from IT, at least from that background. Honestly, we weren’t really looking for an integration solution. It just happened to be due to the friendship of other individuals that they started working for Digibee. And we were able to look at that solution holistically and start to work something together.
CAIT PORTE:
So tell me a little bit more about this shipping situation. We know that Lowe’s provides amazing customer service. I’m a Lowe’s customer. There’s one around the corner that I hate to admit that I frequent so often. We’re always doing home projects, but when you think about this from a consumer standpoint, obviously we care about shipping notifications, but was there an impact to consumer behavior here or was this primarily internal logistics? What was going on?
DUNCAN McFADDEN:
So this would be just internal logistics. Related to movement of IT equipment. So when you think about, let’s say, like, the phones, like, your signature captures that obviously you’re doing your payment methods through, any of those kind of items where we’re moving stuff. It’s a different FedEx account than what you’d see from like a consumer level. So, we’re just not sure if there was like a disconnect there. But we were using kind of like. An old version of their integrations, which was like soap based. Granted, again, it was built in 2017, but obviously Digibee was able to help us move to a more modern solution of the shipping integration.
CAIT PORTE:
It’s interesting to hear 2017 referenced as, like, a long time ago, but you think about technology changing every day and new things coming out. We want to have our companies on the latest and greatest of technologies without the legacy holding us back. When you think about before and after and what the outcome was in using Digibee to power these integrations, what are you seeing now as a result of that implementation?
DUNCAN McFADDEN:
So, I think in the past we could say there was at least a 5% to 10% plus disconnect when it comes to sometimes showing like delivered statuses. Sometimes, I mean, the status would not even show anything. It would just show that the tracking was just sitting there, doing nothing. One, we’re seeing those, from like a logging perspective a lot better, because obviously you can see logs tremendously better when it comes to Digibee’s platform. As well as making sure we know that those alerts are happening. So obviously all that stuff is being sent back to our platform and we’re able to see some of that stuff through email notifications. It does seem that we’re getting a better, or at least a lower rate, of issues. I would still say there’s probably like a 2% when it comes to – but I want to say this is more like a FedEx-related question. But yeah, it’s definitely working a lot better. Again, obviously to speed to market of not having to do some of these extra logging tables and doing some of that extra work just to be done from our side was nice. And yeah, I mean, the tool is really easy to show someone what’s going on.
CAIT PORTE:
I love there were two things that you referenced there. One of the things that we talk about is the ability to drive down your backlog. So Duncan, has there been anything that you’ve been able to see as an output now that you’re no longer worried about this shipping situation where, “hey, yeah, those notifications are going out, we’re not seeing as many errors. I don’t have to react to feedback or questions or monitoring or issues.”
Is there anything now that you’re able to get to as a result? Has that been something that’s come as a result?
DUNCAN McFADDEN:
Yes! So, while we were working this with you guys, I was actually doing some other enhancements when it came to some parts of shipping and receiving. And I guess an example would be at the time someone had to manually receive stuff, right. Because we’re concerned with obviously that delivered status being correct at the time with the old integration. So, someone was manually receiving product to actually show the movement of assets to the stores. So, obviously this is more like a holistic asset management approach. But, with that, right, now that we know that the delivered
status is a little bit more refined and able to be known that it’s correct, we moved everything to be back to automatic receiving. So, obviously you’re taking – I think we took about three users off of manually receiving stuff. When you look at the hours of time spent per year, something like they were wasting probably like $15K-$18K on it per year. I mean, granted, this is just hour based, but that alone, right? I mean, that speaks volumes. How quick – while you guys were doing the integration, I’m obviously doing other work and we’re able to just push out more stuff together that way.
CAIT PORTE:
Yeah, I’ve talked about this a lot on the podcast is my background is in product and product management, and so I have a soft spot for the ability to get more work done, particularly for development, because you can then say, “hey, we’re going to focus on these really crucial, more innovative things, so that’s because we have this ability unlocked,” right? So it’s not to say you no longer need those three individuals or that your time is no longer needed related to this integration, you just can now focus those resources on other more crucial things. It sounds like.
You also mentioned that the platform allows for more visibility. Can you tell me about what you’re showing and who you’re showing it to? You referenced that earlier.
DUNCAN McFADDEN:
Yeah. So currently it’s really more like a reference point to only me and one other individual, but it’s more just being able to see those logs. With a lot of your more traditional, say, like, platforms as a service, you’re not going to have that much built when it comes to logging, out of the box. Without having to really stand up a good enterprise logging solution at that point. And then obviously, you run into a lot of factors of how big those tables become? How do we make sure security around some
of that stuff? So, actually just having it within Digibee and being able to see it easily and quickly for whatever request I want to look at does make things a lot easier. Right? Because obviously we know where the errors are. They’re going to be bucketed to wherever they are, and then we can just work to fix those issues really quickly.
CAIT PORTE:
Duncan, you’re referencing a number of things that we’ve talked about.
Has the ability or the usage of Digibee now highlighted, “hey, I can use this in other areas?” Are there things where you’re saying, “hey, there’s this opportunity that exists at Lowe’s, or I see this challenge, or this problem, or this service is falling down where I can now insert Digibee?”
And maybe you can talk a little bit about what you’ve seen as a result of the ease of use that we’ve talked about so far.
DUNCAN McFADDEN:
Oh, definitely! From our side, right, we’re just kind of on a hold when it comes to some integrations. But, I definitely will be using Digibee for the future. I could definitely say we’re going to be working on a pretty big project here soon related to some other kind of forms of inventory and asset management. But, when you think about inventory and asset management, that spans very large. When it comes to Lowe’s, and I mean all companies, right, they’re going to care about their inventory and asset management a lot.
CAIT PORTE:
Inventory and asset management not only matters for the consumer, matters for the business. What do we have? How much room do we have? How do we think about what’s coming in and what’s going out? Especially when you’re talking about big physical products used for home improvement. So, all that space really matters when it comes to laying out your store, thinking about your trucking, and anything that’s getting from point A to point B being available for the consumer. So, I could imagine that there’s a ton on your plate, potentially, for how can I use this technology to improve some of that or to optimize what we’re doing today?
DUNCAN McFADDEN:
Absolutely. Yeah. There’s such small things that most people don’t think about asset management that it adds up really quickly. When you start looking at like, dollar amounts, it’s very crucial to keep it in check, I’ve learned.
CAIT PORTE:
Are you looking at a lot of the dollar amounts related to the work that you’re doing or having an impact on? Is that a part of your role?
DUNCAN McFADDEN:
It is now, yes. We are looking to kind of watch what’s the difference between efficiency gains or if we can kind of move some of our – because we track, obviously, the amount of hours for certain work – so we’re going to track against efficiency gain, whatever, like CPECs and OPECs for a lot of stuff. So, it is a very big thing to my new team. I will say that at least the ServiceNow space has moved around to different departments and now it is kind of like a bigger focus.
CAIT PORTE:
Did you look at any other iPaaS solutions as you were evaluating and trying to solve this problem?
DUNCAN McFADDEN:
I personally did not. I, again, was very trusting of the individuals that I did work with with Digibee, and did take everything from what they said. And I mean, it worked exactly as we wanted, so there’s really no real reason to look for a different solution at the time.
CAIT PORTE:
Well, we love to hear that, right? We’re very happy that Digibee is having an impact on what you’re doing at the business. Duncan, thank you so much for spending time with me today.
For everyone joining us, thank you so much for joining. It’s been a pleasure. Again, my name is Cait. This is integration. Redesigned. Brought to you by Digibee. And thanks for joining me.
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A quick guide for retail businesses looking to take back control to mitigate supply chain and operations risks.
Key highlights from this guide:
Digibee’s integration platform helps retailers quickly transform their integration architecture by enabling seamless connectivity.
- Speed up your time to market with our low code, cloud native infrastructure
- Free up time and resources with a platform capable of simplifying complex integrations
- Accelerate implementation with Digibee’s superior customer support team
Digibee can help you transform your supply chain into a resilient, digitally connected ecosystem. Integration enables real-time, end-to-end visibility, flexibility, and scalability that:
- Manages inventory levels in real time
- Handles variability
- Increases efficiency
- Mitigates supply risks
Digibee in action – successful implementations for our customers
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