
It's really easy to use and the background work is the gold here, it does all the job of integrating with multiple integrations, you can transform data to suit your backend needs, you have a retry mechanism if it fails for some reason, you have logs to investigate what went wrong during a workflow execution, your end-user just have to provide his/her credentials and everything is set! It's also great to have version control so you can release newer versions of a workflow in a safe way.
Another great thing is the bulk fetching feature, pagination, filtering etc, their customer support is also very responsive so if you need anything they are there to help you out. They are open-minded so you can suggest features and they will listen and probably implement these features as soon as they can. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
The UI, it's not fluid and it does some sort of refreshes then it focus on elements that you weren't dealing with, so you have to keep "re-clicking" the element you were editing before the refresh. Also, when you are testing the embedded modal, you provide the credentials to set up some integration, then it logs you out from Alloy dashboard, that's annoying because you have to keep logging in everytime you have to test the embedded modal. Alloy could also offer a way to create reusable variables, so these variables could be used inside each integration/workflow and when you need to edit the variable, all integrations/workflows are also updated, consequently. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.