We are current reviewing the possibility of using ...
# integrations
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We are current reviewing the possibility of using integration platforms migration and data integration between systems. Does anyone have a preferred platform that they're using or even a suggestion to use home-grown utilities? Why do you like about the platform that you use? What are its downsides? We're currently reviewing Celigo, but if there are better options, I'd love to hear your experience.
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Always a fan of created my own integrations through RESTlets, but obviously its a bit more difficult to maintain and change. Celigo would be my recomendation for an iPass solution. They have built in NetSuite connectors that make it really easy to use. As well as some pre-configured data loaders. Easy to set up, easy to configure, easy to maintain with low/no coding required Downsides are cost. its not terribly expensive, but it is an added cost as opposed to writing your own integrations. Also there is a bit of a learning curve getting started with it, and if you need anything done outside of the pre-built connectors you'll have to spend a little time playing with it to get it to work. They have an excellent certification program that is easy to knock out in a day if you dedicate full time to it. They set you up well to get started using their system. And the certification is free
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I would recommend you to use celigo, it user friendly and responsive support. you could use it by yourself. I'm glade to help you once you start
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Hi @Stefan Holodnick I'm with a company called MindCloud.co we provide NetSuite integrations I would be happy to chat!
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Celigo, Jitterbit, Dell Boomi, Farapp (now owned by Netsuite, as the Netsuite Connector App) - you should do some evaluation with a couple of them - Celigo is my preferred due to ease-of-use but Boomi is the best feature-wise (but also requires an expert to maintain it.) Your mileage may vary especially depending on exactly what platforms you need to integrate.
As an example Celigo does Salesforce integration really well, but for e.g. anything homebrewed I probably would not use it (something outside of the adapters.)