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Okta Workflows (Azuqua)

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What is Okta Workflows (Azuqua)?

Azuqua was a tool that helped users integrate their SaaS applications and build custom automations. It was acquired by Okta in late 2019, and is now part of Okta Workflows. Okta Workflows leverages Azuqua’s workflow orchestration engine and application integrations…

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Azuqua for Smartsheet

8 out of 10
July 03, 2018
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We're only using it within our department. The primary use case we had for using Azuqua was to consolidate Smartsheets. However, because …
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What is Okta Workflows (Azuqua)?

Azuqua was a tool that helped users integrate their SaaS applications and build custom automations. It was acquired by Okta in late 2019, and is now part of Okta Workflows. Okta Workflows leverages Azuqua’s workflow orchestration engine and application integrations to automate complex identity…

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What is Okta Workflows (Azuqua)?

Azuqua was a tool that helped users integrate their SaaS applications and build custom automations. It was acquired by Okta in late 2019, and is now part of Okta Workflows. Okta Workflows leverages Azuqua’s workflow orchestration engine and application integrations to automate complex identity-centric processes such as user onboarding and offboarding. The product is available as part of the Okta Lifecycle Management product.

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Deployment TypesOn-premise, Software as a Service (SaaS), Cloud, or Web-Based
Operating SystemsWindows, Linux, Mac
Mobile ApplicationNo
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Score 10 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Incentivized
We use it to keep record of customer's accounts, the contact each customer mades when he reaches out to us, to created cases related to customer contacts, which are typically about concerns or issues they experience, we use it to take chats, calls, emails, etc.
  • keep record of customers
  • take calls and chats, emails.
  • good aplication to combine different tools that we use on the worksite.
  • Sometimes it lags.
  • When connection is lost is difficult to get connected again, need to re-upload page multiple times.
It is very good for taking contacts of customer and keep it as a record base, I think it wouldn't be as light or simple to use it as a application for creating leads or a sales company.
Score 8 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Incentivized
We're only using it within our department. The primary use case we had for using Azuqua was to consolidate Smartsheets. However, because we were kept adding to the number of Smartsheets we found Azuqua could not easily scale and therefore we have abandoned this use case. Our second use case was for 1-click update requests. This is where Azuqua is extremely beneficial as it is saving a lot of time in creating the update request. We have to send out multiple update requests based on standard wording but having to create those manually is very time-consuming. We can now check a box in Smartsheet and Azuqua will automatically generate and send the update request.
  • Repetitive actions which are fairly static i.e. do not change much. Once the work flows are set up they can be forgotten about.
  • Where there are constant changes. Using them for consolidating sheets where the fields in the sheets may change and new sheets are added starts to introduce a whole level of complexity which to be honest negates using Azuqua.
My score is based on using Azuqua for static and repetitive actions.
July 03, 2018

Positive Experience

Justin Farr, CPA | TrustRadius Reviewer
Score 9 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Incentivized
We implemented Oracle Cloud and we used Azuqua to integrate Salesforce with Oracle so that we could pull in invoice information.
  • The user interface is great and makes sense.
  • The customer support was amazing and was key to us being able to utilize Azuqua.
  • It allows a non-engineers to manage integrations.
  • I wish it had an out of the box integration with Oracle. We had problems getting the files into Oracle.
  • I wish there was a place that we could save files onto so that we could pick up the files as needed.
Azuqua is well suited to allow non-engineers to manage system integrations. Azuqua can be hard if the integration gets too complicated. It was difficult to train users on the complicated FLOs we built.
J. D. Ridenour | TrustRadius Reviewer
Score 10 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Incentivized
Our use of Azuqua filled a niche need in our workflow. We were using Smartsheet forms to capture support requests, and use Salesforce as our CRM. Smartsheet does not have a real way of connecting the two. Azuqua made it simple to turn the form entries into a support case. In minutes I was able to set it up and had cases being assigned to the proper contacts, or had those contacts it created. Azuqua was a great help in getting this set up as well.

Before we used Azuqua, we were spending an average of 2 hours per day just creating these tickets. Saving 10 hours a week was an easy decision to make.
  • Connecting apps: We used it specifically to take data from Smartsheet and use it to create Salesforce cases. It can do similar thing for all sorts of applications, and the list keeps growing.
  • The customer support was incredible. More than once, a feature I requested specifically was implemented - and quickly. The application went through countless changes and progress was swift.
  • My Azuqua rep was always available and transparent. They didn't give me false promises, and always delivered on the ones they did make.
  • The app itself is a visual affair, and simple to use. Getting started was easy, especially with Azuqua's help, which they gave gladly. Expanding was simple, as the way that "FLOs" are built is simple, while the tool remained powerful.
  • The system is reliant upon the APIs of the programs it connects. More than once, a change to Smartsheet's API broke the connection. Azuqua was always quick to correct once they were alerted, but I have to wonder if there's a way to be more proactive. Still, this is minor, as the issues weren't Azuqua's fault.
As stated earlier, our use case for Azuqua was very specific: We used Smartsheet forms to capture support requests, and used Azuqua to create cases in Salesforce from this data. For this, it worked flawlessly, though Smartsheet's limitation ultimately caused us to stop using it. Azuqua can connect lots of apps, but I cannot speak to where its limitations truly lie. For moving data from fields in one program to fields in another, it works great and is easy to use and maintain.
Scott Davis | TrustRadius Reviewer
Score 9 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Incentivized
In the service of a Digital Asset Management system and complementary Project Management tool, Azuqua is employed for API calls between separate databases to automate function triggers within the integrated tools.
  • High compatibility with various tools and cloud stuff.
  • Good visual UX for showing how the scripts and "flows" carry out the steps you direct the Azuqua tool to perform.
  • Good visual UX for showing errors when hiccups occur and you gotta do some troubleshooting.
  • For n00bs, a sort of semantic template tool builder would be awesome. An interface Where you Type out something like "If I need to based on
So often, when work is dictated by separate work process flows in different silos AKA - different TOOLS, an inevitable feature of any company, provided that there are API protocols for those different tools and your company Security IT allows it -- Azuqua can communicate between those separate databases to automate function triggers, alerts, and save your team the bandwidth to communicate office minutiae. Nothing is the perfect "Make it So" button, but Azuqua is something that gets pretty close in an imperfect world.
Julie Leonard | TrustRadius Reviewer
Score 8 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Incentivized
This tool is being used to create targeted notifications and streamlining communications based on criteria as needed. It addresses a lot related to automation and reporting. It also helps us to communicate status and movement of certain KPIs in a clean and automated way. It works well with Smartsheet to become an advanced notification tool, whereas Smartsheet notifications are a little more limited.
  • Tracking change over time and showing that in aggregate format
  • Creating complex multiple if/then scenarios
  • Only sending reminders if certain criteria are met
  • I wish the FLOs were more self explanatory.
  • I wish it was more clear how many FLOs are needed and when to adjust a FLO vs when to create a new one.
  • I wish the criteria screen within a FLO would allow for easier toggling/testing.
It is suited to track things that have multiple factors influencing it. It works well with more complicated KPI tracking requests. It works well with trying to aggregate things that move over space and time.

It is less appropriate for easier tracking items where Smartsheet notifications is a more straight forward option.
Hoon Kim | TrustRadius Reviewer
Score 9 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Incentivized
We onboarded Azuqua to connect Google services with our project management software in our marketing department. We then scaled it across several other projects supporting other teams as we utilized other SaaS solutions. We were able to connect 2 disparate systems to send data from one to the other, eliminating duplicate data entry as well as keeping information in sync. By utilizing Azuqua we were also able to connect our DAM system to also be integrated. It has allowed us to be nimble as well as look avoid looking for that one tool solution in our tools ecosystem so that we can custom tailed our tech stack to our needs and connect them through Azuqua.
  • Easy to create API connections without coding background
  • Powerful logic capabilities to create complex if/then systems
  • Ability to have raw HTTP API connections negating the need for a specific custom plugin for a service. As long as the service has an API connection, most likely you can utilize it.
  • Better failure notification system. Hard to get alerted immediately when connections fail. Takes some digging to find the reasons for failure and then restart the workflow.
  • Better way to modify pre-existing workflows. Really needs a way to copy "cards" so that one isn't manually duplicating workflows from scratch.
  • Better FLO management system. FLOs are lumped into one folder. Would benefit from subfolder organization.
  • Pricing plan unbalanced between price per FLO, per table, and per user.
If you are using many difference cloud tools, Azuqua most likely can connect them.

Make sure to get IT security buy off to implement.
Treacy Seeley | TrustRadius Reviewer
Score 10 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Incentivized
We use the Azuqua platform to connect our sales system (Salesforce) with our order management (JIRA), data storage (S3) and finance (Oracle) tools. We also use it to send a notification (Slack & Gmail) to team members when certain instances occur.

It helps us address the challenge of communication, duplication of effort, manual entry errors, manual entry of data and limited resources. Ultimately it has made our process lightning fast and error-free from the moment a deal closes until the deal is billed and reported upon.
  • Ease of use. I am not a developer, and yet with just a few hours of coaching, I was able to set up a very advanced FLO that connects half a dozen different systems and touches multiple departments.
  • Great support. My team that help set up the FLOs were amazing and supportive, making sure to teach me as we went along. And when my original hours were over, they were always willing to help with questions, new FLOs I was creating on my own or support for errors.
  • Logical. Being able to see the process and show it to others in my organization is easy with the logical GUI layout and connector lines and colors. It has been easy to explain to management and other departments, how this works, and how it might help other teams.
  • Documentation. My biggest (and only really) issue is the shortage of detailed documentation. When I have a question, I ultimately had to go back to my rep, because I could not get clear, detailed enough documentation to solve the issues on my own.
It is very well suited for agile, complex businesses that work across multiple cloud-based platforms, and want to automate their communication between their systems. It is not useful for server-based integrations.
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