Automate has been in the market for quite some time because of its strong presence and extensive range of available connectors. This feature eliminates the need for manual code writing when implementing solutions, thus reducing coding efforts. Automate provides a wide array of connectors, such as those for VMware, tools, and ServiceNow, making integration seamless. Additionally, Automate boasts a robust workflow engine for automating various processes efficiently.

Its ability to automate release deployments, streamline release scope, and reduce the cost of and time for deployment. 

It rollbacks when toll gates fail. 

CDD is primarily used for showing end users (managers, business teams, project managers, and release managers) what is happening with each release. The status and reporting features are very important. Automation reduces time to deploy. It also allows us to do more with releases and testing prior to production, better guaranteeing a smooth deployment. 

We also like the ability to clearly rollback changes when releases fail. The tool does not have automated rollback, but it’s very clear which steps failed. Thus, we know when to start the rollback process.

The most valuable features of Automic Continuous Delivery Director are the UI, release planning, and tracking, and you can do your soft and hard freeze through CDP.

There are many valuable features. For me, it's the fact that you can easily design a pipeline to promote applications from a development environment up to a production environment, and the team can become autonomous in designing those pipelines. In an Agile organization where you are searching for such autonomy, having that kind of capability is very valuable.

The second valuable aspect is its capability to drive external systems like deployment automation engines or to integrate with Agile Central.

The most valuable feature is the thorough coordination of software delivery across multiple environments. Multiple actors (typically business stakeholders, devs & ops engineers, release engineers, testers, and change managers) can easily cooperate to ensure a proper and repeatable delivery, by combining constant follow-up on manual and automated activities.