Senior Site Reliability Engineer at a financial services firm with 10,001+ employees
Dec 15, 2021
It's highly stable, and the redundancy is amazing. B2B Integrator also has a high availability option to work in a cluster environment. You rarely have issues operating it because of the HA.
There are also different tabs where we can check the status of file transfers and business processes, and we can monitor adapters and services in the link.
Integration Consultant at a tech services company with 11-50 employees
Jan 9, 2022
B2B Integrator is multi-platform, so it can be integrated with Windows, Unix, or whatever, and it can work with almost all programming languages. It can also transfer a lot of data in a short time. For instance, a system I recently implemented exchanges about 20 million files a day.
Dev Manager at a healthcare company with 10,001+ employees
Mar 26, 2017
There should be a single place to do things, rather than making it complicated, not moving away and truncating the old features but instead coming up with the new and still keeping the old stuff confuses people sometimes.
Senior Site Reliability Engineer at a financial services firm with 10,001+ employees
Dec 15, 2021
Patching or upgrading the product is a bit of a nightmare. It would be nice if they removed the installation manager port. We find it complicates upgrading and patching a great deal.
Senior Technical Sales Specialist at a tech services company with 201-500 employees
Apr 10, 2023
IBM B2B Integrator could improve the business process itself, there is no resignation of duties and in terms of the console should be changed in a way that is more user-friendly.
Electronic Data Interchange Developer at Blume Global
Mar 24, 2023
There are also some features in the solution that are not user-friendly, like code lists with no search options. So, we must navigate hundreds of pages to check for one entry.
Integration Consultant at a tech services company with 11-50 employees
Jan 9, 2022
The user interface is outdated. B2B Integrator was developed in the United States in the nineties, and the graphical user interface hasn't improved since. It's tough because you have to program the software in XML. Nowadays, other methods are easier to work with.
