TIBCO Integration (including BusinessWorks and Flogo)

The Cloud integration is being used for various purposes to integrate both internal systems together and as an endpoint for external companies integrating with our systems, this covers multiple departments but is centralized and managed by IT and is our go-to integration option. The main business driver behind opting for this solution is that it gives our IT the ability to focus on the internal applications they develop with TIBCO being used to integrate these which can be managed by non-technical users without the need for our dev team to be heavily involved. This also provides a simple external endpoint for companies to POST data to our systems that we can easily monitor and create/decommission.

We are currently using Scribe as middleware between Microsoft Dynamic CRM and Dynamics Navision. It transfers all the data between the two and we also use it for imports into CRM. We have consultants guiding us and setting up the processes in Scribe. I manage the day to day business regarding Scribe.

We utilize Scribe to download necessary information from one system and populate that information in the format needed into another system to help cut down work time entering data into the one system. This method allows our department to spend time on more prevalent duties such as servicing our clients and reviewing cases.

We're currently using Scribe Online to integrate our CRM and ERP systems. We use Scribe to sync master data from our ERP to our CRM so that our business teams have access to the account data they need. Scribe is only being used by our IT CRM Support team at this point.

Scribe is used as a middleware solution. It is used across the whole organization. It does data migration from files and databases to Dynamics 365. Dynamics 365 also communicates with Scribe Online to perform event driven tasks based on Dynamics 365. Scribe Insight translates data from files to Dynamics 365 based a model of "folder watching".

Integrate Salesforce.com with Dynamics NAV 2017 and with Xactly Incent.

I've recommended and implemented the product for several of my projects over the course of my consulting career. We are evaluating its use internally for some specific integration use cases connecting some of our various cloud-based solutions. The overall goal is to improve the visibility of key data throughout the enterprise.

Our use of TIBCO is used company-wide to integrate data from one software system to another. It enables us to take data from totally different systems and change it as needed to fit the client's needs and move it to their marketing systems. With TIBCO Scribe we are able to select specific areas of their CRM systems and target specific data to sync with their marketing system.

Our company is using Scribe to integrate our system with ERP Dynamics D365. It is used in the areas of accounting, accounting, financial and procurement. Our experience with Scribe is good, our integration flow is high, and we have no problems with Scribe. We recommend it to other companies.

We use Scribe Online to connect and synchronize data from HubSpot to our on-premise CRM Dynamics for marketing and sales purposes.

It is one of the easiest ways to handle the migration of data from and to different sources. We use it for our important data availability related to MS CRM and customer contracts, so it's very important for Scribe to keep running. Also, we just need to apply some simple logic, no coding to be done as of now to use Scribe in our application. I rely on using Scribe and am ready to learn more about it as the magic that the connectors build up is so helpful for data.

At present, we are using it for data migration from SQL servers to D365. Till now, we have migrated millions of records from SQL to MSCRM using Scribe.

We're using TIBCO Cloud Integration to connect our backend with Salesforce. It's being used for Customer Operations which are all Salesforce users. We use it to bring customer data from our native system to Salesforce.

Scribe is being used by the sales department in our organization to synchronize data between the ERP system and the CRM system we use to make sales.

Scribe is being used primarily for data migration when our customers are switching to a new platform. Occasionally we use Scribe to integrate our customers CRM and ERP applications. Generally, it is our consultants who use the application as part of our consulting services package.

Within NORRIQ, both Scribe Online and Scribe Insight are being used for integration purposes between Dynamics CRM and Navision, as well as datamart replication for Reporting.
We are a consultancy company that recommends Scribe to our customers based on the project requirements.
Generally for integration between Dynamics CRM/365 and Dynamics NAV

We have been using Scribe for a very long time now. From the On-premise version to the Online version, it’s a product guaranteed to work with all our Dynamics customers. We use it for migration to the Cloud, but also for some integrations where other products require (more) custom coding. This is certainly a pro. Migration requires repeatability, and Scribe allows this easily. Also, logging is clear (most of the time ;-)), but when an error occurs it’s easy to re-run the failed record when you fixed the logic!

Our organization provides professional services to the Salesforce ecosystem with a heavy focus in state and local government. We leverage Scribe online internally to support migration of legacy customer data to the Salesforce cloud and have recommended and implemented Scribe online for several customers for basic database to Salesforce integrations. We have implemented roughly 10 projects using the platform.

We built a connection to our product using the Scribe Online platform as a means to integrate to other solutions available on the Scribe Online platform such as Dynamics CRM. We used this product in the early stages of our company and the main problem it solved was a way to connect to on premise solutions that sat behind a firewall.

We use Scribe to provide near real-time integration of preference and consent data with external third-party endpoints. We can stand up a map and leverage an existing connector, or the generic REST connector to integrate with virtually any API accessible third-party in a matter of days, and in some cases hours.

My company has implemented this for one of our partners to interface between Salesforce and an out of date SQL server. This is being used across the entire organization.

Integration with my CRM 2016 and HubSpot. It helps with jobs of cleaning data. It’s currently only in use by IT. We plan to use for SAP integration as well, when CRM is moved to the cloud.

As a D365 Partner for our customers we use Scribe Online as a tool to do integrations with their existing on-premise systems. This provides a seamless integration and allows our customers to run their systems as if they were one and the same.

We currently use Scribe as part of our systems integration. It interacts with Salesforce and NAV. Our Operations and Technology departments are the primary interactors, although it makes possible the work of several other departments.

I've been a Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM/CE consultant and a Scribe MVP for many years. I use TIBCO Scribe to implement data migration and integration solutions to my clients. This is includes (but is not limited to) Dynamics 365 CE, Dynamics CRM, Dynamics GP, Dynamics NAV, SAP, Salesforce and other ERP and CRM solutions.