TIBCO Integration (including BusinessWorks and Flogo)

This was great for integrated with Salesforce. I feel that we got our money's worth by using this implementation. We were able to integrate with everything that we wanted and the pricing was really good as well. This solution is really easy to use and easy to catch on how to use it.

Scribe Online seems to be well suited for integrating flat files with Salesforce and generating flat files for ERP consumption.

Scribe Online seems a little more challenging to use for web apps without official connectors available in their Marketplace. But I have yet to test this functionality.

This is a great tool for ETL work with multiple connectors.

I believe Scribe is an excellent tool for ETL of multiple data sources. It has a standard interface that allows you to quickly connect to various connections without having to have the knowledge of how the connection is made under the hood.

Scribe is well suited for everything related to data/applications integration. You can totally rely on all your integration processes being served to Scribe. In our experience, it's better suited if you want all the integrations to run automatically. The only scenario where we find Scribe less appropriate is in extremely custom connections, where the customer APIs are not standard.

Scribe is very well suited for our business needs, where we have our CRM on the cloud and we need a copy of data locally for varied analytics.

This is perhaps not the best tool for two way, instantaneous synchronization of data.

I see TIBCO Scribe as a good solution for all small business, mid-size and enterprise size CRM projects where data migration and / or easy to complex integration scenarios are to be implemented. This includes requirements where data flows not only between two systems but between three or more systems and processes shared over various applications.

It very user-friendly to integrate with other systems.

Just the overall purpose and business aspect on how we utilize the service. It's a huge help to not have to manually enter bills and each line expense. And being that it's fast and user-friendly just makes it that much better.

For me it is very simple. I can stand up an integration leveraging our bulk API to any third-party tool in a matter of hours or days with 100% data reconciliation.

I think Scribe is perfect for data migrations and data integrations. As a Microsoft Dynamics partner, our goal for 2019 has been to migrate ten clients from their partner-hosted CRM systems to Microsoft's Cloud D365. Scribe has been the perfect tool for quickly and accurately creating mappings between the two systems. We also have a client who will be migrating from their old system to D365 as well as integrating to another system. I feel confident that Scribe will allow us to migrate in a timely fashion as well as push data back and forth accurately between their other system and D365. I would say Scribe would be less appropriate for a one-time small scale data migration. I don't know if the benefit of saving time with Scribe would outweigh the cost of implementing, learning, and using it. I personally feel that having a partner teach me how to use Scribe made the learning go much faster. When I originally wanted to learn Scribe, I did not have the resources to learn.

We have used Scribe in the past (on-prem) and it was very helpful for a lot of scenarios, so I cannot imagine very many that it would not be beneficial. We are looking into Scribe to power our future SMS projects.

In my experience, I can't really face a scenario where the TIBCO product is inappropriate. Everything was working well even during stress tests and heavy loads (as number or frequency). The solution is perfect for our customers with a really small effort from a technical side.

Well suited for integrations with an external system of record like a state client system that is housed in SQL or Oracle. A scenario where it is less appropriate may be to replace a already useful UI with another UI to do twice the work. More times than none, it's well suited.

Anything integration

Any integration within your organization. It can contribute either way with whatever complexity the integration is.

When workflows come into the project then it's less effective as we have to depend on the BPM product. It would be good if everything can be integrated into one as the licensing costs of maintaining all of it is huge. It's well suited for any integration, the variety of connectors and adapters it has makes it easier to integrate with any system.

BW is a great tool to push your organization more to an event driven real-time org versus a batch oriented one.

Scribe has allowed my company to provide dependable mapping of data for any scenario. One example is a customer who was integrating large amounts of data to MS CRM and having issues with the CRM API. Rather than pushing many thousands of records through the API, Scribe allowed us to create a process to maintain 100% reliability of data and know exactly which records need to be updated. The end result was sending a much smaller set of records over to CRM.

Cloud-based implementations with the need to replicate data on-premise.

Used TIBCO for migration of our data for our learning management system.TIBCO, succesful Content ,data migration(courses, classes, registrations, transcripts etc.) ,User migration(Internal users and Partner migration)and Report migrationIntegrations with different applications Workday,Single Sign-On,CertTracker,Okta,Partner contact sync and Questionmark is succesful.LOD: Learn on demand is a third party vendor application where all Virtual classes are delivered by the vendor application. Learning management system sends the class and registration events to learn on demand via real time web service call through TIBCO

The Scribe portion of TCI is great for getting solutions into the marketplace quickly. Scribe is also excellent as a configurable integration solution even for less technical users.

I love TIBCO Cloud Integration. The speed of the applications and data being integrated is to die for. It is so innovative and beneficial to the company. The self-service makes it so easy for users.