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.

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.