As a software vendor servicing over 65 customers, having implemented numerous real time and batch interfaces, we have found eiPlatform to be fast, robust and extremely reliable. In fact we have over the past 3 years not experienced a route failure that was due to eiPlatform. In combination with eiDashboard we have enabled our first line support teams to effectively identify any operational issues experienced on the coal face thereby providing our customers with rapid feedback and faster issue resolution.

Depth of functionality, ease of use, capability to test and review data sets at each step in the assembly line, speed with which interfaces can be built, tested and deployed.

To be honest nothing comes to mind. It ticks all the boxes.

We needed a single interface & integration engine that would support development and deployment of both HL7 and non-HL7 interfaces between our products and various hospital information systems, medication and inventory management systems, and asset management systems. The eiPlatform gave us that solution with a low cost-of-entry in terms of training and ramp-up for our integration technicians as well as our software development team.

We've used PilotFish's eiConsole since 2012 to quickly develop end-to-end interfaces for our mobile medication management products. The winning combination of their easily-digestible training, simple yet powerful console user interface, and even a repository of existing interface templates (PIE) made PilotFish an easy decision when we needed to integrate an interface broker solution.

It's a minor point but the console UI can be a bit tricky to navigate, especially busy UI screens like the data mapper, on a laptop or smaller screen.

These are the points that i like about the software: 1. It is very versatile 2. It uses functions and processors that other software don't have and that are really useful when needed 3. It is user friendly

The least thing i liked about the software is that it does not really support big data and that it is very memory intensive

We are using pilotfish as a service bus connecting many disparate data sources in a hub and spoke fashion.It was very easy to use and its queuing and transport capabilities allowed us to quickly add new services with just a simple configuration, eliminating the need for coding and thus saving money.

PilotFish is the most intuitive and robust software solution I have ever worked with. Which says a lot. I have 30 years experience working with products from Oracle, IBM and Microsoft. None of them have been as stable as PilotFish. We have had a PilotFish eiPlatform (the runtime) running for 5 years and it just keeps on chugging along. What I really appreciate is that it is so flexible and versatile. As middleware, PilotFish is a truly a universal adaptor. I can work with any data format and communications protocol. If it did not include a prebuilt listener, transport or processor that I’ve needed, the product’s Open API, allows you to extend the product. While its graphical assembly line approach for configuring interfaces makes it appear that the product is only suited for simple integration, it is a workhorse. I have found that PilotFish can handle the most complex process orchestrations and integration scenarios. One of our uses was to use it to call stored procedures allowing us to leverage existing code. The PilotFish support team is fantastic. The support process is very streamlined and responsive. The team consists of really bright software engineers who are great to work with. Their Docker deployment is a huge plus. Set up time is just minutes. I really like their new on-demand licensing model. I can spin up a bunch of servers for testing and since we only pay for actual runtime, we can keep your monthly cost low.

I cannot think of one aspect of the product that I wasn't happy with.

This product handles the workload with ease and is very scaleable to our customer base. The PilotFish team is great to work with and really understand needs of their customers.

The Ease of use, flexibility and streamlined functionality

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