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Overview

Alumio

4.5

(22)

Pricing

Starting at €999.00 per month

About Alumio

Alumio is a cloud-native, config-first integration platform that helps rapidly connect multiple SaaS, cloud apps, data sources, and even on-premises systems. It provides a user-friendly web interface that both developers and business users can collaborate on to create, manage, and monitor integrations without the costs and hassles of custom code.

Providing advanced data transformation tools, Alumio helps limitlessly customize, format, filter, and enrich data exchange. Helping automate and schedule data exchange intelligently, it also enables real-time synchronization, reducing manual work, eliminating data errors, accelerating business processes, and reducing operational costs.

Delivering a rich library of connectors and integration tools to connect custom endpoints, Alumio helps create fast and flexible integrations with ERP systems, e-commerce platforms, marketing automation software, PIM, CRM, WMS, AI tools, and all other kinds of applications. Its robust monitoring system helps detect errors in real-time, and automated logging and audit trails enables data governance and compliance with privacy legislation like GDPR. Additionally, being a flexible API-driven integration p...

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Alumio Pricing and Plans

Starting price: €999.00 per month

Free Trial

Free Version

Essential Edition

€999.00

usage based, per month

Plan includes:

Unlimited connections
Unlimited users
Unlimited data flows
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Alumio Features

Popular features found in Integration
API
Configurable Workflow
Dashboard
Data Connectors
Data Extraction
Data Import/Export
Data Management
Multiple Data Sources
Reporting/Analytics
Third-Party Integrations
Web Services
Workflow Management
More features of Alumio
Access Controls/Permissions
Accounting
Accounting Integration
Active Directory Integration
Activity Dashboard
Activity Tracking
AI/Machine Learning
Alerts/Escalation
Alerts/Notifications
Audit Management
Automated Scheduling
Backup and Recovery
Cloud Data Integration
Compliance Management
CRM
Data Aggregation and Publishing
Database Support
Data Capture and Transfer
Data Integration
Data Mapping
Data Migration
Data Security
Data Storage Management
Data Synchronization
Data Visualization
Disaster Recovery
eCommerce Management
ERP integration
ETL
Event Logs
Event Tracking
Integration Management
Integrations Management
Monitoring
Point of Sale (POS)
Pre-built Connectors
QuickBooks Integration
Real-Time Analytics
Real-Time Data
Real-Time Monitoring
Real-Time Notifications
Real-Time Reporting
Real-Time Updates
Search/Filter
Service Level Agreement (SLA) Management
SSL Security
Usage Tracking/Analytics
User Management
Version Control
Website Integration

Alumio Integrations

Adobe Commerce

Shopware

Shopify

WooCommerce

Akeneo Product Cloud

Shopify Plus

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Alumio User Reviews

Overall Rating

4.5

Ratings Breakdown

59%

36%

Secondary Ratings

Ease of Use

4.6

Value for money

4.7

Customer support

4.8

Functionality

4.5

Ray B.

Verified reviewer

Computer Software

10000+ employees

Used monthly for more than 2 years

Review source

Reviewed March 2022

Integration solution - how it should be!

The Alumio team supports your project from start to finish. This is key. They rock!

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Value for money

Customer support

Functionality

Pros:

Alumio is one of the most flexible integration software out there. We have done a detailed comparison between Alumio and MuleSoft for HP inc. (global eCommerce supporting Adobe "Magento" Commerce). On all levels, Alumio and MuleSoft both scored very high - HP stated Alumio is a true Enterprise Software Integration Bus Solution. And this was the same when recommending using Alumio at Liverpool Football Club, who needed a flexible integration to their so what unknown ERP system. Alumio did the job without any issues.

Cons:

Every software solution has its own dos and don'ts. Nothing is perfect. And mostly depends on the business requirements and knowledge of your development team. Make sure there is the correct match and you are set for success. The software is as powerful as the knowledge of your team. It extends your team not the other way around.

Reasons for choosing Alumio

Go to market with Alumio is more flexible and has great TCO compared to others. And keep in mind what best supports your developers. In the end, they need to build and support it.

Rob W.

Verified reviewer

Internet

201-500 employees

Used daily for more than 2 years

Reviewed October 2021

Alumio's iPaaS for quick and cost-effective Future-proof Integrations.

We are using Alumio's iPaaS for a couple of years now. Our overall experience has been very good. We really like their experience in Digital Commerce in combination with a lot of ERPs. The iPaaS allows us to quickly integrate complex business processes. We especially like that we are 100% flexible, the monitoring and logging features are great, the API Plugins for SAP and Dynamics are creating great value for our customers and the pricing is very reasonable and 100% transparant for us and our customers. Alumio's pricing model allows partners, enterprise customers and SME Companies to be ready for Digital Growth!

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Value for money

Customer support

Functionality

Pros:

The API Plugins for SAP and Dynamics, in combination with the Integration Templates for Magento, Drupal, Commercetools, Adobe Marketo, Akeneo and Pimcore allow us to deliver fully integrated digital experience within a couple of weeks. Alumio's no-code integration platform delivers an easy-to-use Interface, which can be used by our technical project managers and juniors. This makes managing integrations incredible flexible and scalable. By implementation an iPaaS in the IT landscape of our customer, we ensure that they are compliant to privacy regulations, are ready for Future growth.

Cons:

Alumio chooses to have an user-interface which has limit drag-and-drop features to create integrations. We first missed this.... After using Alumio iPaaS for a couple of years now, we totally understand this approach and like it. It prevents a tangled web of graphical lines and give us ultimate flexibility.

Reasons for choosing Alumio

Their Expertise and Connector Packages on Digital Commerce, Pricing and the Integration Tools that enables flexible integrations modification.

Reasons for switching to Alumio

Pricing and Complex Java software.

Marie Jeanne E.

Verified reviewer

Internet

2-10 employees

Used daily for less than 12 months

Review source

Reviewed August 2022

Alumio best tool for integration.

Alumio allowed me to reach high percentages in relational terms, and digital commerce...

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Value for money

Customer support

Functionality

Pros:

What I liked most about this software is its ability to create integrations between systems...

Cons:

What I liked least is its cost, a bit expensive for those who discover it...

Sander M.

Verified reviewer

Information Technology and Services

2-10 employees

Used daily for less than 12 months

Review source

Reviewed July 2022

Making integrations easy and reproducible

Powerful tool, and a helpful team.

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Value for money

Customer support

Functionality

Pros:

We're able to quickly pull together data from different sources, pushing it out into various channels. It removes many complexities of integrating, doing the heavy lifting. It gives insight, control, and can be handed over between team members.

Cons:

There is a bit of a learning curve although that is hardly unexpected with iPaas tools. Once we understood the features and functionalities we were good to go.

Reasons for choosing Alumio

The many out-of-the-box integrations in the ecommerce space, and price vs quality had a good balance

Johan M.

Verified reviewer

Wholesale

11-50 employees

Used daily for more than 2 years

Review source

Reviewed October 2024

Great iPaas platform

Great experience, great support. Rapid response times

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Value for money

Customer support

Functionality

Pros:

I like the way Alumio is set up to make building integrations simple. The UI is clear and easy to use, and help is integrated in the UI so if you need information you don't have to search for it

Cons:

The pricing isn't interesting for a 1 on 1 connection but pays out when you develop a complicated landscape full of connections.

Jeffrey B.

Verified reviewer

Information Technology and Services

11-50 employees

Used daily for less than 12 months

Review source

Reviewed January 2023

Great and flexible solution

For us this solution really works well in complex B2B E-Commerce integrations where performance, realtime stock information, and such are important.For one customer we use Alumio to integrate all their systems:- Dynamics 365- Power BI- Zendesk- Wise WMS- Slim4- Shopware- InriverBut also customer ended integrations based on UBL and OCI/cXML standards.

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Value for money

Customer support

Functionality

Pros:

There are 2 features that really set this solution apart from similar solutions in this price range. The HTTP proxy solution, to transform a request and response between 2 systems.Caching & Storage, this in combination with the HTTP proxy solutions makes it also very performant because you can cache calls and data to minimize load on external systems like an ERP.

Cons:

The UI and UX are something that could you use some effort. Although you get used to it, solutions like Zapier and N8N have a more user friendly UI that makes it easier to view your integrations and expand them.But they are working on that, Alumio is more of a developer minded tool that is being upgraded now on a UI and UX level.

Jeroen M.

Verified reviewer

Retail

2-10 employees

Used daily for less than 12 months

Review source

Reviewed April 2022

Our business seamlessly touches base with the Alumio solution everyday.

The awesome team and software of Alumio helps ColorHub grow even more without lying awake over integrating with some big prospects rusty ERP. Just send us the API credentials and we'll manage :)

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Value for money

Customer support

Functionality

Pros:

ColorHub enables online focussed brands to launch their private label paint without dirty hands. Alumio enables us to do everything that is needed to send colorful packages to the endclient without this person knowing that it is ColorHub doing all the work. Alumio is the linking party between the ERP, carrier and ecommerce platform. When doing dropshipping for several parties, each with their own specific paint colors and labels on the can all data needs to be accurate and transformed to the same trusted structure. That's where Alumio really shines. More over: - It's a scalable solution in terms of number of integrations, reporting, monitoring, managing of integrations and just sheer calculating power. - Alumio offers a secure solution that makes you able to be GDPR compliant and reduce risk - There is a great support team helping you out with any glitch in the running software or question during the built of your integration

Cons:

Nothing much, just some nice to haves: - Being able to publish statistics to a public dashboard (valuable for any hands on team) - We would love to be able to offer a whitelabel endpoint for sending orders showing our own domain

Floris S.

Verified reviewer

Information Technology and Services

51-200 employees

Used daily for less than 2 years

Review source

Reviewed February 2022

Software that allows you to focus on the important part: Business Logic

Integrations are a complex subject. A lot of work a developer would do on an integration is 'bootstrapping' - almost superfluous work that would be mostly the same for every implementation. However, since every system you're connecting to might just be slightly different, it's really hard to automate the process or reuse your work. Take even something like authorization: most APIs use a header 'bearer' token, but some don't put their authorization in a header but in the query string. Or use a complicated Oauth system with FIVE DIFFERENT KEYS (looking at you, Akeneo). For the end-user, all of this is just "radio static". They - rightly - don't care. But before we used Alumio, about half of our developer's time was wasted on this 'bootstrapping' of integrations. Alumio supports just about everything out of the box, meaning that we save time on this bootstrapping. Meaning we can use our time on the really important part of integrations: Business Logic. The UI of Alumio allows easy access (and possible creation of-) to integrations, meaning it is easy to 'see' what is happening with the data within an integration. This is great for both our (technical) consultants as well as developers. Especially if you haven't made an integration yourself, it can be extremely difficult to understand - but Alumio makes this alot easier. Overall, we are extremely happy with Alumio. Alumio allows us to help our customers grow, and allows us to focus on the really important parts of integrations

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Value for money

Customer support

Functionality

Pros:

The User Interface: for many connections/integrations, we don't have to call for a developer. Our non-developers can create & maintain these integrations. The amazing UI (with features like saving testdata and running tests on smaller transformers) and build-in transformation options are the reason for this. The complexity: It's a fine balance to find how complex (and therefore difficult) a low-code platform should be. But integrations ARE complex, so limiting user options within the interface might make life easier but it would also limit what integrations could be made by non-developers. Alumio strikes the perfect balance - for most integrations, I do not need to write any code. Bug-free: After a little over a year of working with Alumio, I've found just ONE bug. And that one was fixed within a month after I found it. That's a pretty amazing feat.

Cons:

Documentation: Like all new products, documentation is both critical and one of the hardest parts to do right. Documentation (both in 'user guide' form and within the UI itself) is unfortunately still lacklustre. However, it's clear Alumio has focussed on this issue and is making headway.

Reasons for switching to Alumio

We switched from an inhouse created solution to build integrations. Usability for non-developers and maintenance were key factors for our decision to partner with Alumio.

Tomas H.

Verified reviewer

Computer Software

11-50 employees

Used daily for less than 2 years

Reviewed January 2022

Helping push boundaries in eCommerce in a scalable, flexible and future-proof

Alumio makes it easy for ShopWorks' customers to integrate with ERP, PIM, CRM systems and just about any other software for digital growth. Apart from enabling the creation and management of integrations via a user-friendly interface, without any custom code, Alumio also makes it easy to interchange software without disrupting business continuity or data integrity. The in-built Monitoring and Logging features are great at detecting and helping resolve integration errors, and the platform features offer the flexibility to modify integrations as per business needs. Last but not least, Alumio makes it possible for ShopWorks customers to centralize all data across integrations in one central hub, which ensures better security and compliance.

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Value for money

Customer support

Functionality

Pros:

The convenience of being able to add, remove or replace software via a user-friendly interface, without any code and without any loss of data integrity, ensures faster time to market. The centralization and data normalization of all integrations, helps prevent data silos and give you full control over data. By caching data on its cloud-based streaming service, Alumio keeps integrations running regardless of system crashes. What's more, to improve eCommerce integrations with ERP systems, Alumio also offers special API Plugins for certain ERPs to install lacking web services that improve their eCommerce integrations.

Cons:

Being a no-code integration platform designed to make integrations easy enough for Junior Developers or Data Experts to manage, via a user-friendly interface, Alumio's iPaaS also offers a wide array of complex features and tools to allow Senior developers the flexibility to create custom integrations. This can present quite the learning curve when using Alumio's iPaaS, requiring users to spend some time to discover the best way that Alumio works for their unique business case. If you skip the onboarding demo or detailed tutorials shared by Alumio, it could take you a while to become adept at managing integrations via the Alumio iPaaS.

Michel D.

Verified reviewer

Internet

11-50 employees

Used daily for less than 12 months

Reviewed December 2021

Review of Alumio, used for e-commerce integrations

We created a complexly flexible integration between e-commerce systems like Shopware, Magento which we connected to PIM systems (like Akeneo) and ERP systems running on Microsoft, SAP or Exact technology. The benefit is the ease to do adjustments to running data routes. It is stable, and does not require any maintenance.

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Value for money

Customer support

Functionality

Pros:

We are able to do integrations faster because of the integration templates. Also there is no server maintenance anymore, which makes it easier to maintain. Previously a lot of integrations were scripted, and lacked documentation. The integrations in Alumio are easier to 'read' and changed when needed. The set-up is scalable without the need of technical knowledge from our side.

Cons:

Alumio requires some knowledge of json structure, and analytical view is required to set-up a good route.

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