I’m not overly technical, so I can’t speak to all the features of Artie. As a manager of a small team of business intelligence analysts, what I can speak to is the improvement Artie has made to our pipeline reliability. Prior to Artie, I’d get stakeholders asking about issues with our reporting - something was missing or out-of-date and they wanted to know why. 90% of the time it was a pipeline issue such as a failed procedure that pulls data from our source database to a table BI uses. Issues like this encouraged stakeholders to distrust our reports, diminishing our contribution to the company. Enter Artie. Reliable replication with straight forward pricing and enough levers to ensure we stay efficient. The product is solid, so if you think Artie could be a fit I’d encourage you to make leap and give them a chance. That’s what I did over a year ago and I’m happy I did. I heard about them from a Hacker News post and checked them out, but they didn’t support our source (SQL Server) at the time. Nevertheless I reached out and met with the founders and they were willing to do the work to make Artie viable. Over the last year we reached out to them about some relatively obscure questions related to our pipeline, and they were more than willing to help us. It’s hard to overstate how nice it is to work with a vendor that actually cares. In short, Artie is a great product with great leadership and together it’s a no brainer. If you need real-time replication, choose Artie.

The most helpful thing about Artie is the ease of use and how fast you can set things up. We have multiple integration options with fully managed connectors. Have found the tool to be a lot more efficient than traditional ETL.

One of the strenghts is the ease of use. It has a intuitive interface that makes the setup and deployment straightforward. Also has support for a wide range of data sources and destinations. The support team is always helpful.