We are doing the solution’s maintenance with the help of six engineers. We use Axway in various use cases, including healthcare, financial services, and manufacturing. Its flexibility allows us to adapt to different scenarios. It is highly reliable, forming a backbone for our business. Axway has consistently delivered and has not let us down at all. Overall, I rate the solution a nine out of ten.
This is a good solution. However, for on-premise networks, this solution works well. I would recommend it to others. It is a highly stable platform with great filter and feature options. While there is still room for improvement in areas, such as toggling, traffic management, and gateway portal availability, overall it is a very impressive tool. I rate Axway AMPLIFY API Management a nine out of ten.
Associate Software Engineer at Tech Mahindra Limited
Real User
Top 5
2023-01-23T19:08:31Z
Jan 23, 2023
I give the solution an eight out of ten. The solution is highly emerging in the market. Plus, it is easy to understand and provides good jobs in this market. Therefore, I would say it is a niche tool that is one of a kind. In my current organization, there is a limited set of people who can use the solution because it is a licensed product. Not every customer has the requirement to use it. However, in my previous company, every other person was using the solution. Every customer who was engaged with us used Axway AMPLIFY API Manager because it was a product-based organization. The solution has received positive feedback from the organizations that are using it. However, not every day is perfect; sometimes there are glitches or connectivity issues. But even with these issues, some customers have been using the solution for more than five or six years. In fact, the number of users of the solution has increased by three times since I started working with it. From my experience, customers are loving Axway AMPLIFY API Manager. This is a product-based solution, so not all the information can be found on Google. Axway AMPLIFY API Manager is not open source. Some features are hidden behind the license pack that Axway sells to customers. I believe that if the organization is compatible enough or has enough money to purchase the solution, then it's a great solution. The documentation is great. And if the organization is capable enough to hire experts for the solution, then they won't have issues working with Axway AMPLIFY API Manager.
I'm not sure about this product yet, so it is 50/50 whether I would recommend it to someone or not. I would rate this solution as a seven out of ten. Other similar products have similar features, so this solution doesn't have anything that is more advanced.
I would recommend Axway AMPLIFY API Management for scalability and for how it's open for customizations. We can customize it to accomplish your specific needs, like the look and feel. But we still have some issues when we do a lot of customization and when migrating from one version to another. On a scale from one to ten, I would give Axway AMPLIFY API Management a nine.
We're largely a customer, although we are consultants and refer Axway often. While we use the solution's cloud deployment model, we also engage with the on-premises version as well. I'd advise other companies considering a solution like this to first go and determine their strategy around APIs in their business. That's really important. There needs to be a plan around how a company is going to manage APIs. A business needs to ask itself: What is the digital transformation strategy? They need to approach this as a strategic investment and already have some strategy behind it. It really is core to your digital transformation, to your ability to unlock new revenue channels for a lot of businesses or to reduce cost in your back office systems. Therefore, there must be some sort of strategic benefit that you see before you actually evaluate API platforms. Once you've got a strategy, you're sure that this matches your strategy. You probably need to also look at the first use cases that you want to do. You have to find a use case that shows a business benefit to deploying. It doesn't help you implement the solution just so that lots of people can use it for different things. You must find some anchor or use case that you will be able to sell. Then it will become a benefit to your internal business. From there on it's really, really important to identify integration partners that are certified that can actually assist you from a business point of view, to deploy quickly. The quicker you get the benefit, the quicker you get the new revenue from whatever you want it to do. After that, it's crucial to internalize the knowledge around the solution. It is important to do good skills transfer so that you can have confidence in using the solution long-term. Overall, I would rate the solution nine out of ten.
Director, Head of Transformation at a financial services firm with 10,001+ employees
Real User
2020-10-29T18:10:00Z
Oct 29, 2020
You should have an understanding of the capability of the API. MuleSoft has a very straightforward and good framework that allows the customer to follow through. They understand how we can create and maximize capability in many ways. With Axway, if you start to use and understand it, then you are able to enhance it. However, that needs time to develop. It also takes a lot of time to actually bring it up to the principal site. I would rate Axway a seven out of ten. Not a ten because of the pricing and technical support.
If I were a team going to deploy this solution now, I would probably deploy it using the newer containerized solutions for better flexibility. On a scale from one to ten where one is the worst and ten is the best, I would rate this product as a ten. It does everything that we expect it to do and is developing features to match innovation in technology.
Integration Architect / Specialist at a tech services company with 11-50 employees
Real User
2019-07-18T11:31:00Z
Jul 18, 2019
On a scale from one to ten, I would rate this product at around a five. Some of the features and capabilities are not as mature as other products on the market, some features are not as easy to use and may be better as the product matures. In my opinion, there are other solutions that are currently better than Axway. As far as giving advice to those considering the product, I suggest doing some pilot projects to check as to whether or not Axway suits your requirements before choosing to deploy.
Axway API Management Plus combines API lifecycle management, secure integration services, monitoring and analytics to help you innovate faster and heighten ecosystem engagement. It is part of the Axway AMPLIFY data integration and engagement platform, which also includes unified app development for mobile to provide a complete solution for rapid change and innovation.
We are doing the solution’s maintenance with the help of six engineers. We use Axway in various use cases, including healthcare, financial services, and manufacturing. Its flexibility allows us to adapt to different scenarios. It is highly reliable, forming a backbone for our business. Axway has consistently delivered and has not let us down at all. Overall, I rate the solution a nine out of ten.
If you want to use Axway, it's recommended to expose your APIs, whether they are for internal or external consumers. I would rate it as a nine.
This is a good solution. However, for on-premise networks, this solution works well. I would recommend it to others. It is a highly stable platform with great filter and feature options. While there is still room for improvement in areas, such as toggling, traffic management, and gateway portal availability, overall it is a very impressive tool. I rate Axway AMPLIFY API Management a nine out of ten.
I give the solution an eight out of ten. The solution is highly emerging in the market. Plus, it is easy to understand and provides good jobs in this market. Therefore, I would say it is a niche tool that is one of a kind. In my current organization, there is a limited set of people who can use the solution because it is a licensed product. Not every customer has the requirement to use it. However, in my previous company, every other person was using the solution. Every customer who was engaged with us used Axway AMPLIFY API Manager because it was a product-based organization. The solution has received positive feedback from the organizations that are using it. However, not every day is perfect; sometimes there are glitches or connectivity issues. But even with these issues, some customers have been using the solution for more than five or six years. In fact, the number of users of the solution has increased by three times since I started working with it. From my experience, customers are loving Axway AMPLIFY API Manager. This is a product-based solution, so not all the information can be found on Google. Axway AMPLIFY API Manager is not open source. Some features are hidden behind the license pack that Axway sells to customers. I believe that if the organization is compatible enough or has enough money to purchase the solution, then it's a great solution. The documentation is great. And if the organization is capable enough to hire experts for the solution, then they won't have issues working with Axway AMPLIFY API Manager.
I'm not sure about this product yet, so it is 50/50 whether I would recommend it to someone or not. I would rate this solution as a seven out of ten. Other similar products have similar features, so this solution doesn't have anything that is more advanced.
We do not use point-to-point APIs. I would rate this solution a six out of ten.
I would recommend Axway AMPLIFY API Management for scalability and for how it's open for customizations. We can customize it to accomplish your specific needs, like the look and feel. But we still have some issues when we do a lot of customization and when migrating from one version to another. On a scale from one to ten, I would give Axway AMPLIFY API Management a nine.
We're largely a customer, although we are consultants and refer Axway often. While we use the solution's cloud deployment model, we also engage with the on-premises version as well. I'd advise other companies considering a solution like this to first go and determine their strategy around APIs in their business. That's really important. There needs to be a plan around how a company is going to manage APIs. A business needs to ask itself: What is the digital transformation strategy? They need to approach this as a strategic investment and already have some strategy behind it. It really is core to your digital transformation, to your ability to unlock new revenue channels for a lot of businesses or to reduce cost in your back office systems. Therefore, there must be some sort of strategic benefit that you see before you actually evaluate API platforms. Once you've got a strategy, you're sure that this matches your strategy. You probably need to also look at the first use cases that you want to do. You have to find a use case that shows a business benefit to deploying. It doesn't help you implement the solution just so that lots of people can use it for different things. You must find some anchor or use case that you will be able to sell. Then it will become a benefit to your internal business. From there on it's really, really important to identify integration partners that are certified that can actually assist you from a business point of view, to deploy quickly. The quicker you get the benefit, the quicker you get the new revenue from whatever you want it to do. After that, it's crucial to internalize the knowledge around the solution. It is important to do good skills transfer so that you can have confidence in using the solution long-term. Overall, I would rate the solution nine out of ten.
You should have an understanding of the capability of the API. MuleSoft has a very straightforward and good framework that allows the customer to follow through. They understand how we can create and maximize capability in many ways. With Axway, if you start to use and understand it, then you are able to enhance it. However, that needs time to develop. It also takes a lot of time to actually bring it up to the principal site. I would rate Axway a seven out of ten. Not a ten because of the pricing and technical support.
This is a good product, but we need to work outside of our single region. I would rate this solution a seven out of ten.
If I were a team going to deploy this solution now, I would probably deploy it using the newer containerized solutions for better flexibility. On a scale from one to ten where one is the worst and ten is the best, I would rate this product as a ten. It does everything that we expect it to do and is developing features to match innovation in technology.
On a scale from one to ten, I would rate this product at around a five. Some of the features and capabilities are not as mature as other products on the market, some features are not as easy to use and may be better as the product matures. In my opinion, there are other solutions that are currently better than Axway. As far as giving advice to those considering the product, I suggest doing some pilot projects to check as to whether or not Axway suits your requirements before choosing to deploy.