No tool is perfect. But Scribe Online is the tool of choice for us. It is responsive, as soon as all Metadata has been cached and easy to use after a short introduction phase. The maps we build can be reused for other Migration projects. Even if Scribe Online is cloud solution, we can choose, if we want to push the data through a local Agent instead the Cloud. Only some special scenarios, where the data must be imported by the owning user instead of a generic account, can become tricky. Since the impersonation is defined on connection level and cannot be modified during the run. However, Scribe gives the full access to the REST API. So, if it is not possible through the UI, it can often be made with some lines of code using the API.

Simple UI, direct access to the API, very good and friendly support from customer service and the Scribe Team itself

The Monitoring of the Job execution could be better by showing the current amount of records processed (in Silverlight was at least some Progress visible) Also there is still a known issue with the lookup tables. The Workaround only exist for Online Agents.

Everybody with a little technical experience can do migrations and build interfaces in Scribe Online. The tool allows (less) technical people to create migrations and interfaces. This tool is built in the Cloud, with OnPremise connections available. This is great, you're able to build your OnPremise and Online integrations/migration all from the browser. The interface is built on HTML5 and responsive, so you can access it from multiple types of devices. If we have issues, which we don't hope :), the support team is quick and helpful. If you're still in doubt? Just start a trial and try for yourself!

Ease of use, large number of connection, availability of the user interface!

Logging is available, re-processing is possible. But no automated re-processing.

Overall im happy with the Scribe Online, price is ok, but most probably not useful for every project we are working on.

-perfect support by Tibco -cloud based which matches with other up to date technologies -easy to use and set up -lot of connectors available

It doesn't offer a lot of functionality which you would except form an ETL tool. D365 connectors seem to be buggy at this point of time (probably still under development).

Overall we been using the software for over 5 years now. There are some improvements regarding connectors that could be made to enhance the experience, but it does the job.

The debugging feature is awesome. It helps you quickly find any error in the synchronization.

Not all connectors are fully operational. If I take Hubspot connector, I can't synch tickets towards Dynamics 365

We love scribe online for CRM -> GP integrations. From a functionality standpoint, the tool is 100% effective and what we need. We'd love it to process records and load metadata a little faster, but in the end, we can live with the way it is now and the integrations are reliable. That being said, the old Silverlight client was often difficult to use, the debugger was very unreliable, and it was quirky, especially in modern browsers. The new HTML5 UI is much more reliable, especially the dubugger. We have noticed that when you are in the solutions tab the UI sometimes locks up and you can't move between pages without reloading. We'd also love to see the copy block feature re-implemented (we still go to old silverlight for that) and folders in the solutions tab would be nice.

Reliable

Better but still slow to develop/quirky interface.

Have never met a job, that could not be handled by Scribe. Have tried other integrations software, but always return to Scribe, because it has a vider range of functionalibility.

Some functions do not always work as expected, but ther is always a workarround. Other times you need to not how to create some pre-steps in order to have the actual integration step work.

Overall we are really excited about the Crystal release of Scribe Online. We have been using SOL for several years and are big believers in the platform. Even though there are still some "hoops" that need to be jumped through at times for the Crystal Release to behave as intended (i.e. save map, exit map, open map back up, click validate) it is definitely headed in the right direction. I anticipate the upcoming release of SOL (this weekend's update) and am hopeful it will resolve many of the nuances / bugs that I referenced above.

Cloud based.

There is still some "finicky" behavior that needs to be embraced for some maps to behave as expected: save map, close map, open map back up, validate map, then you can continue making changes.

User friendly guide. It is very easy to get it up and running very fast. If you have seen scratch, you know the guitar.

Response times when debugging. It takes a very long time to step through a map, step by step, due to the online design.

Increased business and rapid turn around on projects. We implement SCRIBE Online as a solution for integrating systems with Microsoft Dynamics 365 and also for data migration.

The UI is easy to understand and follow. It makes completing integration and migration work extremely easy.

Would be great to have an Android and iOS app that allows for monitoring of integration and migrations with real time push notifications.

Enjoy using the tool. Impressed with the tool's ability to reprocess certain errors. I'm looking forward for global variables and counters.

Ease of use

Connectivity to Oracle. Connectors do not always work and getting expert support related to this issue is difficult.

I have been using Scribe for more than 3 years for Microsoft Dynamics CRM migrations and integrations. Its been very great tool during silverlight version and has gone to extra ordinary tool with latesth upgrade. Any cost reductions would help Scribe in achieving greater success.

ease of use.

cost

User friendly UI Fast and reliable Integrations Complex integrations made easy with Scribe Online Good Features like error handling, for each child, continue, copy block, import export Maps Implementation of hierarchical integration would raise the bar for other Integration tool available in the market.

1. Fast 2. Simple 3. Error Handling feature 4. Import Export Maps 5. Copy , Paste Blocks 6. Reassign Connections 7. Filter Query 8. Debug mode

Hierarchical Integration is yet to be implemented.

Scribe provides a robust PaaS for cloud integration, Helps to do migrate full on premise applications to cloud or part and enables connectivity between on-premise and cloud applications. We have used it for ETL migration, It is simply superb. best thing about scribe is easy to learn and adopt the technology. Customer support is best. I am fully satisfied with Scribe services.

Not really much , But sometimes saw UI is errors and lags.

Scribe does exactly what we need it to. The only feature I would like to see is the ability to start one solution after another solution runs successfully.

Ease of use. Cloud based.

The ability to start one solution after another runs successfully.

Allow multiple Users access to you integration platform which can be accessed anywhere in the world (including setting up the customers as Users). Configuring multiple integrations/migrations from running in parallel without hindering each other from a performance perspective.

The list of Connectors is ever growing which can be accessed and driven by an intuitive HTML interface which can be used on multiple device types. The performance and Error reporting is brilliant and ease of the drag and drop map designers are brilliant and responsive (especially compared to Silverlight).

The fact they only just released the HTML interface - the functionality list needs to be on par with Insight (coming soon)

It does the job as it lists. It will move your data between applications and log all parts of the process.

It does take a lot of time to set up effectively if you have a lot of data to move.

I could really use the copy/paste block, stack, and map functionality, as well as the ability to export/import individual maps. Ive also had an ongoing error that prevents me from seeing or changing block objects in both FF and Chrome: "Cannot read property 'replace' of undefined" Basically if you can combine the features set of the old silverlight setup with the speed and reliability of the crystal setup, Id be happy.

In the new release, the speed.

In the new release, lack of features.

I've had a hassle-free experience using Scribe Online as it makes completing many of my tasks easy and less time-consuming. The integration process comes in very handy and is a solid reason why I back every company to use Scribe in order to achieve its goals. It's flexible, very simple and fast. The cloud is very much the future.

The ease of use. When even thinking about integrating systems, your mind instantly considers how long the process will take and demotivates you in using the process. But when it comes to Scribe, I was surprised how quick and easy it was to integrate our systems and see our handful of tasks be automated. It's an extremely efficient service and I think a lot has been put into providing customers like myself with a notion of a fast integrated service.

I haven't stumbled upon anything I dislike.

I've had nothing but great experiences with Scribe. The original use cases for Salesforce to Azure SQL were 100% satisfied. Since then we've branched out to other endpoints.

Ease-of-use and time-to-execution. Very easy to ramp up simple integrations in minutes.

Sharepoint connector required too much tweaking and never got to work.

soo easy to use and implement. good adaptations

to expensive for many projects NO SAP-Connector. This forces not to go with Scribe. You should implement an idoc, Bapi ,... connector using typical SAP technologies. Then you'll be the stars

Successfully did the proof of concept that we needed to do.

Automatic endpoints for Request/Reply map. When we needed technical guidance on the prospect's requirements, The support staff jumped on a call with us to help us understand our options for fulfilling the requirements.

Sometimes I found the UI could be a bit more responsive, but I would consider this to be very minor.

Scribe is a great tool for migrating large amounts of data from separate organizations. The cross-platform tools also make it easy for us to transfer data. There are some flaws with usage, data on currently running jobs isn't provided so you're in the dark until they complete. Also, some little functionalities are frustrating like a clear button being unavailable in the Scribe Crystal user interface.

We use Scribe Online to integrate our ERP system with Salesforce. It works for us for the most part. There can be delays if you need real time updates.

Very easy to use and integrate configurations.

What I like most is that you don't have codes to integrate configurations. Easy graphics with the ability to trade off with someone else to finish projects.

What I didn't like about SCRIBE ONLINE it's hard not to like everything with this application.

ease of use for non developers. Drag and drop features. And multiple connections to many other systems

No instructions or tips on how to use it. Lacks "hover over" to show tips features. Needed to keep referring to instruction manual to how to use it till we got the hang of it.