It's overall a good experience, especially when you see how the broader community is working on improving the APIM landscape in their respective organizations.

Though Layer7 API Management is overall a great product, it needs improvements on the capabilities related to the engagement of API consumers.  It needs a forum like tooling which allows API producers and consumers to interact with each other. 

My advice is that you do review the licenses clearly before opting in.

In my viewpoint, ESB (now we have an even more mature toolset like iPaaS) and API Management are very different w.r.t. the roles they perform in a Digital Banking World In big banks, we still have core banking systems running on protocols that in the modern world are native…

In my viewpoint, the best is APIGEE and it's closely followed by Layer7.

From our experience, its a robust and scalable RPA tool.

So, we are SAP heavy organization. Also, Office 365 is something that we have with us.  All our employees are authenticated using Azure AD. Automation Anywhere (Cloud-based) is what we are using as our RPA tool. Until now, we have not faced any major issues with RPA…

The thing that is most likable about Layer 7 is the overall capability coverage of their product in the broader APIM landscape. I mean, right from designing an API until post-delivery monitoring and management, it has it all.

In my POV, it's not only about RPA and BPM complementing each other.  I would rather see this in a much broader context. All these integration technologies like BPM, RPA, ESB, iPaaS, APIM, MFT, etc. complement each other. They are all about creating Hyper Automation…

I would say, if you deal a right way with them, it can come at a good bargain. The prices are very competitive.

In my opinion, the main improvement they need to do is to find a way to introduce a forum where both the API Producers and API Consumers can interact with each other. This would help in promotion of API consumption at a greater pace.

In my organization the main use cases for Layer7 API Management were to cover our 3 fold API Strategy: 1) Improved Developer Experience. 2) API Governance  3) Business Adoption. And now, I can positively say that we were able to achieve all 3 above.

Being into RPA for quite some time now, I never see it as a replacement of Integration Automation technology but rather as a complementary stack.  I have seen vendors selling their RPA suite as HyperAutomation platforms and then claiming it to be the replacement of APIM…

We are using Layer 7 API Management product in our organization now for around 1.5 years.  It has been an excellent product and covers almost all the capabilities of a mature API Management Product.  The weak area is that it misses on Forum kind of functionality, where API…

Hi @Jothilakshmi C S, ​ It totally depends on whether you are looking for Integration Platform which can also work as API Management or you are looking for purely an all round API Management Platform.  Products like Mulesoft have their origin in Integration. However…