The advantage of TimeXtender is its ease of use and capacity to optimize data workflows. It is simple to use, allowing for easy data transformation and analysis instead of getting confused by complicated coding. TimeXtender expedites data integration, resulting in quicker access to the data I require for analysis. Although complex data flows can be handled, the amount of data sources I manage easily is due to its easy implementation and responsive customer support that makes daily use so smooth. All this is because of its simplicity; data integration tasks are best performed with it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There are limited details on how easy it is to use with specific external systems. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

That it takes all of the metadata from your data sources to build a datawarehouse solution (very low code). Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

When working with a lot of developers TimeXtender can be a challenge. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The main advantage of Timextender is its emphasis on automation and efficient workflows. This has a number of advantages for overseeing data integration initiatives. To start, Timextender reduces error risk and saves development time by automating repetitive tasks like data mapping and transformation. Team members with different technical skill sets can contribute more easily due to Timextender's low-code interface, which increases project efficiency. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Highly complex data projects are not the best fit; these require more complex coding than what the low-code interface of Timextender can manage. The tool itself has issues with tracking progress and managing project scope. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The TimeXtender is very useful for me because it greatly increases the quality of my work and workflow efficiency. I can work with multiple data sources and formats on a single platform for transformation and cleaning, saving me time and effort from having to write complicated scripts or juggle multiple tools. The achievement of these advantages is contingent upon a number of variables, the user interface is very simple to use and requires very little training and is very simple to implement. It is essential to integrate seamlessly with the current data infrastructure, particularly with data lakes and warehouses. I access and manipulate data daily effectively through a seamless integration process, preventing data silos and workflow disruptions. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Through various features and frequently used, the subscription is a little expensive for smaller firms. Also, customer support needs to cut down their response time. Rest all the things considered. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Automating data feeds for forecasting and budgeting has potential advantages. TimeXtender had a low learning curve and is easy to use and implement, and manage data without needing to know a lot about technology. Maintaining a seamless integration with our current ERP and accounting systems, is essential to preventing data silos and interruptions in workflows. To get going quickly a rapid implementation process with little IT involvement is ideal. To update data for forecast the frequency of use is recurring monthly for quarterly. Quick customer service is helpful for any potential technical problems. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Although it lacks some essential features for accounting project management, it excels at data integration, this require using different software for task related to project management. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The primary attraction of TimeXtender is its ability to optimize my workflow and enhance the quality of my data. It's revolutionary to have the capacity to work with multiple data sources and formats for simple manipulation. I am able to complete these tasks with little learning curve because of the low-code environment. Implementation and integration complexity are important considerations. Although the data complexity influences how frequently we use it, the automation tool for time-consuming jobs saves a lot of time. The customer support is very responsive and yes, within the time. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

For analysts who are unfamiliar with data integration tools, the low-code environment is not as user-friendly as claimed. Limited customization. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Ease of use and sure beats coding by hand by a mile. There are connectors to almost all the data sources you can think of. The customer service is excellent and the community is really active if you should have any questions. There are guides and blogs on most topics and some really helpful videos on Youtube, though the frequency of new videos has dropped from weekly to about once a month. There is free online training that covers most topics. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Quite a steep learning curve regarding the use of RSD-files (for transforming and mapping data from an API). Code transfers from like Dev to Test can only be done for a total project, not part of a project. If there are several people working on separate parts of a project, all development should be "transfer ready" when transferring the code and all parts need to be deployed in the new environment, otherwise you will probably have load errors. No coding help besides SQL highlighting inside "coding boxes" like if you are creating a custom view. If you are used to tools like Redgate SQL Prompt, you are probably better off doing all the coding on the side and then doing a copy-paste. The same goes for the Query Tool for checking data from inside the development environment. The Query Tool is quite rudimentary and can only be used for some quick checks of the data. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The main selling point of TimeXtender is how easy it is to use and implement, particularly for acquiring and transforming data. A platform that would make it easy for me to connect to different data sources and streamline the entire data collection process would be ideal because it would save time and effort, eliminating the laborious task of data wrangling would be revolutionary if intuitive tools clean and transform data with little to no coding. It makes my data pipeline tasks easier so I use it frequently throughout the data analysis process. Easy integration with current data ecosystem is essential since TimeXtender becomes even more valuable when it integrates well with the tools I already use. Having dependable customer service available via several channels is beneficial since it offers a safety net for any queries. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

TimeXtender requires sophisticated coding skills for complex data transformation, despite its appealing user-friendly interface and efficient data acquisition. This poses a constraint for analysts handling complex datasets, and the possible lack of transparency in data manipulation is a further cause of concern. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

TimeXtender is a robust platform with excellent customer service and support, where help is readily available. This is a crucial aspect that every organization requires: swift interaction to address issues as they arise and help resolve them. With drag and drop functionality, numerous transformation mappings, and simplified data management and modeling, tasks become much easier. While improvements are continuously being made, any issues are promptly addressed and resolved. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There's an excessive focus on cloud platforms and a constant stream of updates aimed at enhancing functionality. However, this also poses a drawback as users are required to conduct thorough checks with every update and essentially act as guinea pigs for all the changes made. I understand that in a complex environment like TimeXtender, with over 250 connections and drivers, updates are necessary. Nevertheless, I believe there's an overabundance of updates, making it seem as though the product is being developed by the users themselves. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

- Quick to understand and use

- Very flexible on the ETL side: scripts, stored procedures, functions that you can easily integrate when you are ‘limited’ by the standard.

- Wide range of possible sources, especially with the addition of CData connectors

- Project from A to Z, integrated semantic layer editor Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

- Very limited editing of the SSAS tabular, often obliged to use tabular editor

- Sometimes questionable developments: version 20.X vs. more recent versions, cloud repository, pricing, etc. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.