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.

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.

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.