Prismatic Reviews & Product Details

I like Prismatic's flexibility and the wide range of different apps it connects to. I appreciate that you can write your own connectors and integrate those with Prismatic too, which has saved us a lot of time. The support line has also been very helpful. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The ease of use for the workflows could be improved. Some of our clients are resellers for our app, meaning they need to be well trained on how to build workflow automations. They are having trouble getting the hang of things. I think having more generalized actions may be a good idea. Also, the filtering on the integrations marketplace could be improved. Right now we aren't able to filter it to show specifically which integrations we need it to. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I really like Prismatic because it provides both a visual workflow tool and code-based integration options, which gives our developers more control. They often mix visual and code-based development. I also appreciate the ability to embed an integration marketplace inside our web application, allowing our customers to enable or change standard integrations without our assistance. Additionally, the initial setup was easy. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I haven't been able to find good alerting and monitoring options to indicate that a certain integration is not working as expected, but that might be because I don't know Prismatic well enough yet. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It’s gotta be the flexibility it provides. Having the ability to abstract layers of complexity for your clients (via components, configuration settings, etc), and simplifying processes that can often be tedious, provides great speed and agility when building integrations, without necessarily giving away granular control over things, as you can also build your own components and config settings, and be as thorough as you want when doing it. Additionally, the public components for the bigger existing platforms that are just plug and use can come extremely handy when working with these. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The option for multiple people to work live on the same integration without stepping on each other’s toes (a la Git branches) would be an improvement my team would find useful. On top of that, some details around debugging could also improve, like logging and the way filters work. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The prismatic API and CLI provide very deep functionalities into the platform. We typically like to use the API over logging in to the dashboard. The team is extremely responsive to questions. I typically get a response back on dev-related questions within 5-10 minutes. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The prismatic low-code designer can feel quite hefty as you learn the ins-and-outs. We've switched over to using code-native integrations, which has been a good experience. Code-native integrations are new on the prismatic platform so we've run into typical issues from missing documentation as they build out this side of their platform. We're confident moving in this direction though, and glad to be able to define integrations as code as developers. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Over the past four months, I have been using Prismatic daily during the week. The learning curve is easy to overcome, giving you the possibility to deliver high quality integrations in record time.

Prismatic provides you an excellent way to manage integrations across multiple customers, improving the scalability and reusability. Its easy deployment configuration allows even people with little or no technical knowledge to set up and operate integrations effectively. The user interface is intuitive, friendly, with good navigation and operation.

Also, Prismatic offers a library of public components for building integrations without code or with minimal code. Anyways, you can always develop custom components for added flexibility when necessary.

The strong presence of the Prismatic Support team provides you confidence to build with ease, knowing that if any issues appears, a qualified team is available to offer guidance. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The time charge sometimes gets weird and takes a lot to save or to run. Also, the lack of a revision number for the save can cause you to lose work if there are multiple people working on the same integration. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

As a developer who has spent most of my career working on the backend, I’ve often been skeptical about using low-code tools and preferred to build everything “by hand.” However, Prismatic truly convinced me that this is a real and valuable possibility.

Prismatic provides a complete package that strikes the right balance: it empowers you to leverage low-code while still giving you the flexibility to build your own custom components in code. On top of that, it makes it seamless to deploy, manage versions, and handle executions. One feature I particularly appreciate is how easy it is to view and work with logs, which makes debugging and monitoring much more straightforward. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

While working with Prismatic, I ran into several problems or limitations due to the lack of flexibility in some of the available features.

For example, one of my biggest complaints is the limitations when building forms in the configuration wizard (JSONForms are really strange there)

Another major issue I’ve faced is a particular error when running synchronous flows that return a timeout before finishing execution. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I appreciate how Prismatic provides a unified way to manage the complexity of integrating my company's software with a wide variety of data sources, including proprietary, in-house solutions, which really helps get the data flowing quickly. I feel like Prismatic was tailor-made for my use case as a maker of B2B SaaS software, solving my pain points effectively. I find their pro-code to low-code to no-code options particularly beneficial, as they allow my developers to write custom integrations when necessary while enabling my customer success team to move quickly with the low-code approach. The initial setup of Prismatic was also extremely easy, and I was up and running the first day. I love that they continue to roll out new features that I didn't even know I needed until I saw them. Overall, Prismatic is much more capable than our previous custom solution, and I'm so enthusiastic about it that I've already recommended it to many people in the enterprise software field. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The integration debugging experience could be improved. It's OK, but not great. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I have been using Prismatic for about 10 months, embedding it into our application to facilitate integrations with other software and execute automations. One aspect I appreciate is how easy it was to learn Prismatic’s system and adapt to its capabilities. I find Prismatic incredibly user-friendly, with an easy-to-use interface for building workflows and numerous out-of-the-box components that simplify the integration and automation processes. Additionally, the ability to create custom components allows us to tailor the experience to our specific needs, like when we built a custom component to send GraphQL queries to our API. The Slack and Jira components are particularly noteworthy for allowing seamless workflow integrations with these platforms, which speaks to Prismatic's robust integration capabilities. The ease of setup, the comprehensive documentation, and the wide availability of components make it a tool that I would readily choose again. Overall, Prismatic efficiently solves our integration and automation challenges, significantly benefiting our team and empowering us to perform complex automations such as automatic inventory consumption without manual intervention. Prismatic also earns a high recommendation from me with a rating of 9 out of 10. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I believe the developer experience could be improved, especially when building custom components. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We looked at many of the vendors in the embedded integration platform space. Prismatic scored near the top of our evaluation due to their customer support, the platform's ease of use, user experience customization, pricing and the ability to extend the platform using modern technologies (NodeJS, TypeScript). Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Prismatic doesn't have a large a catalog of available connectors as competitors. Prismatic is also a bit behind pushing their platform into the agentic AI space. They've got an MCP server and several connectors to popular LLM's, but their not near as mature as some competitors who have full on assistants that can help a user create and deploy workflows and connectors. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Prismatic offers a really flexible set of tools, whether you’re using the low-code designer or working with native code, making developing integrations both straightforward and enjoyable.

The designer feels really comfortable to use and makes it easy to follow the logic of the flows.

Even though the connectors don’t always cover every endpoint you might need, you can still use raw requests through the connector. This lets you leverage the existing authentication setup, which can save a ton of time. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

While it's not a huge issue, I’d love to see the Configuration Wizard become a bit faster. It would also be really helpful if you could reorder pages and move variables between them without having to recreate them. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.