I like how Automate is simple to setup and migrate but also how simple it is to develop automation with it. You can use the built in features/steps but you can also call your own custom stuff (eg. sql jobs, powershell/bat scripts, APIs) and make it integrate seamlessly with your Automate task you are building.
Training portal and help is pretty good. The ability to edit the task file in your editor of choice is pretty powerfull as well and comes in handy for tedious stuff. Haven't had any issues whatsoever! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
I wish there was a visual way to build tasks. Like a flow chart that you can build and within each flowchart item, the actual steps are there. The bigger the task is, the more cumbersome it is to read through in Automate Task builder. Outside of comments, there isn't a good way to put in documentation or notes with each step. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Hi Matvey, thank you for sharing your experience with Automate. We’re glad to hear that setup, migration, task development, custom scripts, APIs, and integrations have helped your team move data reliably between systems. It’s also great to know that the training resources, help materials, and editable task files have been valuable.
We appreciate your feedback about adding a more visual flowchart-style task-building experience and providing better documentation or notes for individual steps. Those insights are helpful as we continue looking for ways to make larger automations easier to build, navigate, and maintain.
Thank you for trusting Automate to support reliable, repeatable processes.