Item: SnapLogic
Rating: 8
Author: Verified User

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

SnapLogic is used in our organization to integrate Product Master Data with various systems and with a Kafka implementation in between. The biggest problem solved by SnapLogic is the ability to put many different endpoints speaking to each other with the correct format of the data and on a Streaming basis instead of a Batch basis.

Pros and Cons

The ease of development and analysis of integration processes thanks to the heavily visual user interface.
The ability to see the integrated documents step by step between the Snaps.
The integrated dashboard capabilities.

The inability to predict how much processing power one will need before purchase.
Log file viewing and analysis not very linear in my opinion.
How to guides are scarce and could explore Snaps' configuration more deeply.

Most Important Features

Pre-built connectors for many systems.
Ability to integrate and transform large volums of data quickly.
High transparency with Dashboards and statistics.

Return on Investment

Faster and more transparent integration processes.
Modernization of data infrastructure.
Progressive phasing-out of legacy applications.

Key Insights

Do you think SnapLogic delivers good value for the price?

Yes

Are you happy with SnapLogic's feature set?

Yes

Did SnapLogic live up to sales and marketing promises?

Yes

Did implementation of SnapLogic go as expected?

Yes

Would you buy SnapLogic again?

Yes

Other Software Used

Apache Kafka, Splunk Enterprise

Likelihood to Recommend

For an environment with many different endpoints, some on-prem and some on the cloud, SnapLogic really helps in bringing all of them together and integrating their data. It also behaves well with large volumes of data and can be a great addition to a Streaming Platform such as Kafka. Perhaps not so appropriate for small scope use-cases.

Great iPaaS even for those with little experience in Data Integration

Overall Satisfaction with SnapLogic