Redwood RunMyJobs Reviews

The primary use case of Redwood Software in my working environment is that my project includes 24+ applications that are migrated to the cloud as well. We have very complex application flows and integrations. Redwood Workload Automation Edition has helped with application integration. It can integrate with a wide range of applications, including ERP systems, databases, and middleware, which allows organizations to automate end-to-end business processes. 

Also, Redwood has helped in file transfers. It can automate the movement of files between systems, ensuring that data is transferred securely and efficiently. Since our project is also dependent on the cloud, Redwood provides cloud automation which automates the workflows that span across on-premises and cloud environments.

Redwood Workload Automation Edition has helped in improving my organization in numerous ways. 

Our project has complicated workflows and huge tasks to be scheduled. Redwood's features of job scheduling and automation allowed us to schedule and automate batch jobs across multiple platforms and systems, which reduces the manual workload for the employees, saving a lot of time. 

Redwood provides full security while transferring files to different systems. Since ours is a middleware project, the work involves a lot of file movement between different vendors and organizations. By using Redwood, file transfer for the work has been easier and more efficient.

Since my project is a monitoring project, we need to keep an eye on all the applications all the time. The best feature I love about Redwood is the real-time event monitoring and alerting. Redwood can monitor critical business events in real time and can send alerts as well when the predefined thresholds are exceeded. This saves a lot of accountable time for employees and can accurately detect errors with the highest priority, which helps in recognizing and solving the issue within a short span of time. 

Redwood also supports cloud automation to automate workflows between on-premises and the cloud, which is a really cool feature.

The user interface of Redwood can be improved a bit to make it more user-friendly and interesting. Since everything is now updated, it would be better if Redwood's next version release included features involving machine learning and artificial intelligence. 

Since more organizations are migrating to the cloud, it would be beneficial if Redwoood incorporates more cloud-native features such as serverless computing, integration with cloud-native services, and containerization. It would be of added advantage if Redwood could display the workload with visualizations such as flowcharts, bar charts, and process maps which makes the user easy to understand.

I have been using Redwood Software for a period of more than one year.

Redwood is very easy for functional users to learn and use. The steps are useful and therefore end user training is easy to deliver.

It is a high-performance, secure, stable, and scalable platform.

Redwood is a great solution to complement and enhance our SAP instance. 

Redwood has good flexibility in automating our own processes using the plug-and-play components from their big library store. One of the most beneficial parts of RunMyJobs is we don't have to support and maintain the infrastructure for the scheduler; it's all in the cloud, so Redwood takes care of that maintenance and upkeep.

Redwood automation helps us to rely on the software to get our core business processes run on time with almost no expected errors. This is time effective, which helps us to meet the client's requirements

A whole lot of jobs can be controlled with just one click, which is time effective. We can control a complex workflow with simple events, which makes life easier

Redwood is of value to our organization due to of its ease of use and the ability to automate and orchestrate any platform that we utilize today. 

Redwood has pre-defined process definitions, a data transformer, a chain diagram of the process, and error handlers.

When something obstructs the job flow, instead of scheduling and running a new job, we can set up tasks in a logical flow that runs automatically during job failures. 

The best thing about the Redwood software's RunMyJobs is it has automated jobs running smoothly with no issues, and automated upgrades are completed in less than five minutes. This makes maintenance very easy.

Redwood software helps to integrate complex processes in a heterogeneous landscape that combines SaaS and on-premise solutions.

Currently, our developers aren't able to access their own objects in the user acceptance testing server and production system server as they are assigned the developer access role, which is kind of a solid role, and no changes or additions can be made to it. In the next release, I would suggest that the access can be limited but accessible by developers

Also, in terms of an outage, this becomes critical since it tasks some time to identify and restore our services with which we fail to reach our Service level agreements.

We highly recommend the product overall.

1. Since an alerting mechanism was provided; it helps to prevent future business impact.

2. Redwood can seamlessly link to a number of outside/Legacy systems. There won't be any delays after the job is booked, therefore disruption of the work.

3. All third-party systems can have a batch job scheduled for them.

4. There won't be a problem with memory loss.

5. The support/help center ensures we can find solutions to all of our questions, which is a very good feature.

6. The tool's submission frame and time window, where we may schedule jobs as needed, are its best feature.

7. This program works with every browser.

8. As this practically covers every time zone, we may plan tasks according to local/national time.

Without a doubt, this should be your first choice if you wish to automate things. This should be your first option if you want a well-known brand that has your back at your fingertips. 

It is simple to use. If you can communicate in English, scheduling jobs will be simple and accurate. It offers good stability and versatility. 

It is integrated with our infrastructure across all of our IT platforms, which is a major bonus. Its graphical user interface helps with batch and online process planning.

It makes it easier for processes to take precedence over batch processes to adjust their priority.

The solution increases CPU speed and reduces the cost of machine time for the business.                                                                                 

The automation of manual activities in cloud applications like Salesforce was greatly aided by Redwood Workload. Daily manual labor savings of four hours have a considerable positive influence on costs.

Although SAP ECC only retains job statistics for the previous two weeks, Redwood Scheduler can keep job statistics for as many days as we like. Also, there is a cleaning task with a script created inside it that cleans outdated tasks every month and maintains Redwood, keeping it tidy.

Tools for promotion make it easier to import and export jobs from various third-party systems.

They need to reduce the rate of emissions a little. I recognize that IWA's capability is expanding at a phenomenal rate. However, it might be challenging to keep up with the updates.

It could be improved in areas where the rivalry is slightly stronger, such as linking job dependencies since it lacks several areas of functionality.

Due to the abundance of competing automation technologies available on the market, connectivity with any cloud platform can be improved. As a result of the supporting documentation's absence, not all features are supported.

I've used the solution for three years.

We did not use a different solution. 

We did not evaluate any different solutions.

Our primary usage of Redwood Automation is to monitor batch processing in SAP. This helps us automate and streamline the process and also helps in reducing the overall run time for long-running processes. 

We also use this software to run in parallel, unlike the standard SAP scheduler. We use predefined features that actually help in managing processes in importing jobs from SAP ECC systems. Some of the automation features use low code that has a business impact in reducing workload. It is the most advanced automation tool.

It can manage complex job workflow processes. 

Infrastructure for the scheduler is taken care of by Redwood software itself so that it benefits us in running jobs. Maintenance and upkeep are negligible. 

It is very easy and easy to use, and minimal supervision is required to run it. 

We can easily orchestrate jobs across several systems, and there are N number of possible ways to do so. With this, complex jobs also can be reduced to easier tasks, and solution for the same is also approximate, which makes it a powerful tool.

The UI feels fresh and neat, which is a basic thing that keeps users using the tool, whereas the competitors lack this feature. 

It has drastically reduced the consumption of time and effort spent by a user on updates and maintenance since features like automation help in doing those tasks instead of us. 

It helps us to integrate complex processes that combine SaaS and on-premises solutions with a wide range of SAP and Non-SAP applications. We get the latest available data in the data warehouse. 

Since it is a powerful tool, there are fewer complaints that we can encounter for performance or automation issues. 

It also is better at scheduling non-dependent tasks for optimal usage of resources. 

The documentation for this product is limited, which can be improved in the future. 

It lacks some common features like assignment groups in ServiceNow which has to be manually done. This feature can be implemented so as to reduce the time consumption of users in assigning it.  

I build, schedule, and automate jobs. I'm part of the team that did the development and version updates for the tool. Our team generally uses the Scheduler.

Report generation and automated delivery is the primary use case in our project to meet business and management requirements.

Almost all manual tasks and triggers have been replaced with an automated setup.

In terms of implementation, the core of it is SaaS, and we still have some internal servers. It's never 100% SaaS - hence considered a hybrid.

Redwood Software helped me build, deploy, schedule, and set up automated triggers in the jobs. This was a tedious manual activity that had to be automated. That's where Redwood became a life savior.

The monthly and weekly reports were automated as per functional and business requirements. This data was too hard to fetch from the databases. Once Redwood integration was done, this became an easy task.

Redwood Software (Workload Automation Edition) did not help in monitoring and metric generations as continuous monitoring was still required sometimes and we faced some glitches in alerting.

It's an amazing tool. It is flexible and meets almost all functional and business requirements for how you can define jobs and build them. 

There are various ways in which you can construct jobs depending on your business needs and requirements. 

It has a lot of features for different ways that you can build jobs, which is great for power users but a bit confusing for newcomers because there are a lot of different options.

The monitoring alerts should be set up very precisely for accurate functionality.

The product could be better in terms of its monitoring and alert service. The previous versions have an issue with alert configurations and cannot be properly integrated with the mailing system.

Control systems can be enhanced. We'd like a role-based module so that the users, administrators, and super users can have elevated/differentiated access based on their roles.

The metrics explorer is yet to be enhanced so that the statistics can be made available easier for better user interaction and analysis. This could enhance visibility and Interaction.

I've used the solution for one year.

Redwood Software’s RunMyJobs workload automation solution IT teams can create and run essential scheduled and event-driven processes, manage file and data transfers, and orchestrate automation across applications and other tools like RPA.

Enterprises in every industry, from manufacturing, utility, retail, and biotech to hospitality, banking, and aerospace, rely on Redwood. 

Our low-code automation platform is at the core of critical business operations such as forecasting, replenishment, reconciliation, financial close, order-to-cash, billing, reporting, and more.

Redwood manages the workload of ERP platforms like SAP, Oracle, etc. It also has an additional feature of load balancing through nodes and can restrict the number of jobs running in parallel by entering the execution size limit in the ECC queue.

Redwood manages all complex job workflow processes.

Whenever we are experiencing issues with the Redwood system, we can send log files to the Redwood support team by selecting get support files at the top right corner of the redwood window. Redwood software is supported in almost all web browsers, unlike other software that doesn't support it.

Before, we were using the SAP CPS chronicle tool to schedule batch jobs which doesn't have a user-friendly interface and were not flexible enough to use. Later, when we shifted to Redwood Software everything was hassle-free and we could import hundreds of jobs just using a script. That made our life much easier.

Having multiple options to restrict the use and authority to use Redwood Software to users (user only, scheduler admin, etc) was great. It solved many problems. We can now take reports on how many jobs are running daily, mail alerts for job failures, platform agents connected, and dashboards.

In Redwood, all job-related information can be accessed and downloaded, including job spool lists, job statistics, application logs, etc., which is actually an added advantage for the user to check and analyze the job-related issue.

However, when I check operator messages, there are a lot of messages stuck in the queue. For example, "couldn't send alert" mail to a few recipients. 

The job log has a size limit. 

These are very minor things to look into. If these issues are fixed Redwood, will be in a great position.

We use Redwood RunMyJobs for job scheduling and all job-related things.

We were previously using SAP SM37, and we were not able to schedule the jobs. Redwood RunMyJobs has been very useful for job scheduling and checking and monitoring jobs.

Redwood RunMyJobs should add more good features.

I have been using Redwood RunMyJobs for two years.

I rate Redwood RunMyJobs an eight or nine out of ten for stability.

Many users are using Redwood RunMyJobs for job scheduling in our organization.

I rate Redwood RunMyJobs an eight out of ten for scalability.

The solution’s initial setup is easy.

Redwood RunMyJobs is deployed on-cloud in our organization.

Overall, I rate Redwood RunMyJobs an eight out of ten.

Redwood provides an advanced form of scheduler that supports multiple applications and workflows by automating the process. This makes room for innovation that helps users to innovate rather than perform a repeated process. 

This being a SaaS automation tool, we benefit from integrating with other technologies across the enterprise and consolidating workflows across different environments. 

It helps us overcome limitations and gaps in complex processes that function between various resources. Process flows can be created and managed well. 

The cloud, data, and file management capabilities are remarkable.

The file transfer, cloud, and data can now be managed well.

Jobs can be scheduled, integrated, and automated without much effort.

There is an opportunity for innovation.

This product is simple and easy to use.

Redwood unifies the process by being user-friendly which makes work simple and easy to navigate across. It patches the gap in complex processes that function between resources. The solution scales and integrates with different technologies. It helps people overcome monotonous and repeated processes by providing the opportunity to innovate and think out of the box. 

It is uniquely designed for maximum benefit and scalability.

Redwood unifies the process by being user-friendly which makes work simple and easy to navigate across.

The product helps people overcome monotonous and repeated processes of work by providing the opportunity to innovate and think out of the box.

I like the following features:

• File transfers, cloud, and data can be managed well
• Jobs can be scheduled, integrated, and automated without much effort
• There is always an opportunity for innovation 
• Simple and easy to use

There is nothing much that the product should improve on except for adding new features. They should provide an easy-to-go-through document for beginners to understand and use the solution hassle-free. 

The product can improve customer service. 

Apart from these, it has impactful and unique features that stand out from any other application used. They are helpful in bringing people out of their comfort zone as they have room for innovation. 

Redwood is primarily used for DevOps automation in our business for agile, functional application delivery. 

It helps in creating logical workflows from the data center to the cloud with automation. Redwood easily manages and coordinates complex processes and automates their interdependencies without manual intervention which is an impressive feature. 

Every step is fully logged and auditable at a process level, without manual intervention. It can visually combine workflow steps into the process chains.

Redwood has helped in automating the scheduled tasks and jobs. 

We can create and test micro-workflows to find defects sooner. Redwood helps in eliminating repetitive and time-consuming manual steps for better productivity. 

The tool is very compatible with multiple CI/CD tools. Every step is fully logged and auditable at a process level, without manual intervention. It can visually combine workflow steps into the process chains. 

It enforces consistent business and IT service standards across the enterprise without extra manual effort.

Redwood Software has many excellent features, including, automating any number of tasks without lagging, and provides multi-tier environments like development, test, and production. 

It has an event-driven automation feature for accurate, complete data and faster results. 

Built-in SLA monitoring allows you to meet your SLA targets and get early warnings for deadline breaches. 

We can create and test micro-workflows to find defects sooner. 

Redwood helps in eliminating repetitive and time-consuming manual steps for better productivity. The tool is very compatible with multiple CI/CD tools.

Redwood Software has a high price tag, especially for small and medium-sized businesses that might not have the funds to engage in a complete automation system. 

The initial setup of the software is quite challenging. There are some difficulties faced during dependencies set up under jobs. 

The customer support and documentation part can be improved for much better response and understanding. A course could be provided on the tool in the market about the importance and usage. 

Apart from the above, Redwood is doing great at its automation and is highly recommended

 I've used the solution for two years.

We did not previously use a different solution.

We did not previously evaluate other options.

RunMyJobs has been used in our security project. 

We have a security monitoring tool that would trigger alerts for the pre-defined conditions, and RunMyJobs would send a request to the integrated ITSM. That way, automatically incidents are created with the data populated from the triggered alert. The associate can then investigate the triggered alert and report incidents.  

This has reduced the manual work for associates and has provided more time and concentrate on the critical business task.

This solution has cut down on the manual work the associates need to perform to create incidents for the triggered alerts and as well as eliminate the scope of error and also provides associates more time to concentrate on investigation and also other critical business tasks.

The associates are also able to get the status of the process through the dashboard which has most of the critical data needed to know on the process. This is faster and more efficient as it is integrated for incidents. It allows the team to meet the SLA defined by the customer.

RunMyJobs can be easily integrated with other software to perform automation. Our team was able to integrate it with the ITSM tool as well as security monitoring tools to make the incident creation process automatically feasible. 

Rather than going through a number of documentation and support calls, an individual can easily implement the tool and also provide knowledge transfer to the team members. 

The dashboard provided can be made more visually appealing and could include more critical data that would help associates in one glance get the required information.

There can be more pre-built integration setups that can be used based on the changing business requirements. Due to the lack of this, we are forced to integrate adapters. Not all third-party tools are easily integrated into the Redwood RunMyJobs for automation purposes. 

I've used the solution for less than a year.

This is a good automation tool to implement if a company wants something to perform repetitive tasks that need to be done on a daily, monthly, or quarterly basis. 

It's a very scalable product and can take on large workloads.

We did not use any tool previous to this.

We are able to cut down the time it takes to manually handle tasks.

I'd advise others to have a detailed call with support to understand the integration.

We looked into Tidal Workload Automation.