We use Workato for iPaaS, which is like a middleware enterprise service bus. We use it for transformation, quick data migrations from one platform to another, and building connectivity. It's got over 300 pre-built connectors. We use it mostly for migration projects for quick benefits over traditional solutions.
Application Integration Engineer, Senior at TraceLink
Consultant
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2023-01-18T08:31:39Z
Jan 18, 2023
We use Workato as an iPad solution and a platform as a service. We take a subscription and build services on top of it. The services communicate with various enterprise applications. Some examples are Salesforce, NetSuite, and Workday, for billing, HRMS, and financing applications. So when we try to create a centralized integration environment, we use Workato as a platform service.
There are workflows available to integrate with other systems and automate the process. One of the typical use cases is on order processing. It's an eCommerce-based system connecting with the VTEX as the eCommerce platform and the backend as SAP. The solution is integrated with Slack, and some approvals are required through Slack. Once you receive an order from the portal or the mobile app, it goes for approval directly on the Slack channel. It then goes to the next level for an SAP check for quality or approvals, and then it moves to the actual processing and submission for delivery to the customer. This workflow is nice, and we worked with it recently.
It is used for customer onboarding and HR self-service. We are using it in finance as well. We are using its latest version. It is a cloud-native product. It is on a public cloud. We use their service. They're an iPaaS provider.
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We use Workato for iPaaS, which is like a middleware enterprise service bus. We use it for transformation, quick data migrations from one platform to another, and building connectivity. It's got over 300 pre-built connectors. We use it mostly for migration projects for quick benefits over traditional solutions.
We use the solution for enterprise integration, integration between applications, and enterprise data layers via IPR.
Our primary use case is for all the integration we do for Coupa, the Salesforce.
We use Workato as an iPad solution and a platform as a service. We take a subscription and build services on top of it. The services communicate with various enterprise applications. Some examples are Salesforce, NetSuite, and Workday, for billing, HRMS, and financing applications. So when we try to create a centralized integration environment, we use Workato as a platform service.
There are workflows available to integrate with other systems and automate the process. One of the typical use cases is on order processing. It's an eCommerce-based system connecting with the VTEX as the eCommerce platform and the backend as SAP. The solution is integrated with Slack, and some approvals are required through Slack. Once you receive an order from the portal or the mobile app, it goes for approval directly on the Slack channel. It then goes to the next level for an SAP check for quality or approvals, and then it moves to the actual processing and submission for delivery to the customer. This workflow is nice, and we worked with it recently.
It is used for customer onboarding and HR self-service. We are using it in finance as well. We are using its latest version. It is a cloud-native product. It is on a public cloud. We use their service. They're an iPaaS provider.