Redwood RunMyJobs Reviews

We're impressed with the way Redwood transformed workflow automation in our organization. It has become an integral part of our daily and weekly operations, streamlining processes, and increasing efficiency. Redwood has a great Interface that is easy to use. Even with limited technical knowledge, one can make configurations in it. Scheduling the batch jobs, automating the data transfers and complex workflows are fully automated, and no manual intervention is required. It seamlessly integrates with other systems to bring the solution.

Using Redwood has enhanced efficiency like never before, It has pre-built templates and libraries, which makes it easy to design and customize the workflows the way we require. It brings comprehensive solutions to our automation in an organization. 

Monitoring and alerting is the best feature. We can be notified of the status of the task. Error handling is an advanced feature that increases the accuracy of the work. Redwood is more flexible and we can schedule the tasks based on different time zones.

Compared to the features of other automation tools, Redwood has many advanced functionalities in it. The initial setup and configuration of Redwood are straightforward. It takes little time to become familiar with all the features, including drag-and-drop functionality. Some templates make it relatively easy to use. Its scheduling capabilities help ensure tasks are accurately executed on time. We can identify the issues and address them quickly. Reports are generated by the filters and scheduled timings to track the status of the tasks.

I would appreciate it if they improved the service in terms of support and assistance for the software. There is a lack of resources and product documentation which, if included, would help to gain more knowledge about the application. 

Small businesses may step back from the solution as the cost and pricing are more expensive. 

The downtime of the software should be reduced; it takes quite a long time to download the bulk data. 

The Excel document export option is unavailable for job transport.

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. 

We use the solution for automating jobs and schedules. Prior to this, I was using AWS and a few other paid services for regular monitoring of servers and such. Since Redwood, everything has been smooth as it takes care of most of the automation part and 

It looks into history and logs of everything done from the past week. It helps us to focus on other goals rather than just work on something mutedly.

The product supports all browsers and all time zones. I don't have to worry about time zones while I work.

The solution has improved our organization via:

• Multi-platform scheduling makes it easier this way rather than accessing one platform at a time.
• Central monitoring. The dashboard provides all the required data.
• Logging, alerting, and notifications. We see the huge benefit since most of the manual work is reduced this way.
• Analyzing and visualization give a clear understanding of errors and critical logs, hence easy to resolve complex issues.
• Application integration has a broad range of enterprise applications that are timely and efficient in terms of work.
  

The most valuable aspects include: 

• Load balancing and proper memory management
• Scheduling of jobs without any manual monitoring 

More than anything, I can work on my time. Even teams within different countries can work on their own time so that we don't have to schedule everything in one particular time zone.

The automatic workload balancing between servers is a huge time saver as this simplifies most of the issues and monitoring stuff related to space, CPU usage, and logs. The analysis of the given data is also quite amazing.

The solution can make the following improvements:

• They should be made more cost-effective in comparison to similar software services.
• I would love a direct download option like service now or AWS services. It would be easier to access the data rather than just viewing and trying to do a workaround.
• The documentation is very high-level and should be more user-friendly, as the vocabulary used is a bit confusing at times. There should be more efficient or simple explanations can help.
• The application integration is quite complex. It would help if it was made simpler.

I have been using this for around a year now, and it has been good so far. So much manual work is reduced thanks to this tool. Automation is a game changer.

It likely will be one of the greatest automation tools in the near future.

People don't realize its capacity until they use it. Once you start using it you will buy it either way.

There is always room for improvement with support, however, as of now, the support is good.

Positive

I was using AWS and ServiceNow to monitor the servers. It was more of a manual job since, in Redwood, everything is simple.

The setup process was easy to understand. That said, it took some time to learn as it offers many services.

We had help from the vendor team, and it was great.

We have seen an ROI definitely from the features and the time it saves on jobs and tracking tasks.

Even though the setup cost is a bit expensive, the product is worth it, and the user framework is great.

I did not evaluate any other solution. This was a recommendation from a friend, and I love it.

They need to reduce the cost and add a download feature for bulk data. 

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.

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.

We use this for scheduling SAP batch jobs.

The jobs can be scheduled as per the requirements.

We can easily import jobs from SAP ECC systems.

As it has pre-defined options and it helps in managing the jobs.

We can connect to many third-party systems.

There won't be a memory outage issue, as it uses its own server/ECC memory only.

Without any interruptions, Redwood can connect to N number of third-party systems/legacy systems. There won't be any interruption to the job.

With an easy search option, we can get details about jobs.

We can schedule a batch job for all third-party systems and help to schedule jobs as per the regional/country time.

The alerting mechanism prevents business impact, and we have no need to log in to the SAP system and monitor batch jobs. Whenever any job fails/is long-running we immediately get an email notification and we can take necessary action.

It offers easy scheduling of jobs daily/weekly/monthly.

There are many filters we can use to check the job status. There is also a customized filter option which helps to get the reports as needed. 

As this contains almost all the time zones, we can schedule jobs as per the regional/country time.

The best part of the tool is the submit frame & time window where we can schedule jobs as per the requirements.

We can schedule a batch job for all third-party systems.

This tool supports all browsers.

As it includes alerting mechanisms, it helps to avoid some business impact.

Without any interruptions, Redwood can connect to N number of third-party/legacy systems. Once the job is scheduled, there won't be any interruption to the job.

We need the automatic creation of incidents for failed jobs.

In the dashboard, it could show the total count of jobs in a system, for example,  how many are in running/scheduled/held/event wait states.

In reports, if we have pre-defined reports such as killed/completed jobs of that particular month, it would be easy for auditing purposes.

If there's a direct export option, it would be great. Every time we need to run a report to export the data.

Submit frame/time window could have more pre-defined options, which will help us to schedule the job easily.

It's been a year of using this tool.

We did not use a different solution previously.

It is cost effective.

License renewal is a very easy process.

We did not evaluate other options.

It provides cloud advantages. 

RunMyJobs is very useful in our case. I'm from an ERP background. We had a hard time running jobs to keep our business alive. This was due to the complex structure and nature of the jobs which tend to move to different systems at each point in time. This was difficult to achieve with traditional SAP software.

We can achieve anything that we would like to do using this solution. In SAP, it's not generally possible with just with SAP. So we have solution manager as an option, but run by job. 

Price-wise, it is not affordable. When we compare with other industry-leading software and even the same scale, there are certain software that can compete with Redwood, but Redwood is very highly paced. 

It is more SAP-friendly, at this point. Since it was owned by SAP for a very long time, they have made it SAP-friendly. But if you look at the tool as an enterprise tool, it is not really that great. You can have better options when you couple it with SAP.

I have been using Redwood RunMyJobs for seven years. 

The solution is highly stable.

It is not a very scalable solution. I would rate the scalability a seven out of ten. 

The technical support does not provide support over the weekend. 

Neutral

The initial setup is straightforward. 

The return on investment is good. 

Even though it is highly-priced, it is a go to SAP product. I rate the overall solution an eight out of ten. 

Redwood Workload Automation is a software application that assists businesses in automating and streamlining their business operations. 

It allows businesses to plan and handle tasks, workflows, and applications across multiple systems, platforms, and environments. 

Redwood Workload Automation can increase efficiency, reduce errors, and free up resources for more strategic projects by automating repetitive tasks and workflows.

The scope of the Redwood Workload Automation use case may vary based on the organization's specific needs. Some businesses will use it to automate a single process or application, whereas others will use it to automate multiple processes across multiple systems and platforms.

My job requires me to handle 24+ applications at the same time. It entails constant monitoring, file processing and transfer, and complicated workflows. 

The main reason for using Redwood Workload Automation Software in my work environment is the use of automated and optimized business processes across multiple systems. 

It simplifies complicated workflows and task scheduling. Redwood software improves operational frequency while decreasing downtime. It aided my company in meeting SLA (Service Level Agreement) and compliance standards. It also offers alert capabilities to avoid errors and complex circumstances, which increases the efficiency of my company. 

Redwood Software also provided automation solutions for SAP and Oracle applications, which was beneficial to me because our work setting relied on these technologies.

One of Redwood Software's features that I liked was its event-driven automation, which allows IT teams to respond to real-time events, alerts, and notifications from numerous systems. The program also includes built-in analytics and reporting capabilities, allowing users to gain insights into task performance, workload optimization, and resource utilization.

We can simply integrate the existing IT infrastructure, including databases, applications, and platforms, using Redwood Software without any extra development or coding.

Redwood automation software could be made more user-friendly and intuitive, making chores and automation processes easier for users to complete. This could be accomplished with improvements to the user interface, instructions, and user training.

Allowing users to customize workflows and automate a wider variety of tasks could make the software more flexible. This could be accomplished by providing more pre-built automation components as well as making custom components easier to build.

Apart from this, Redwood is doing really great, and it's highly recommended