API is the best part of the solution. We can create APIs straightforwardly and quickly and build jobs for data migration. These are the two key parts that we use extensively.

AtomSphere API Management is a simple platform that's easy to use. If you're using it on-prem, there's a little learning curve.

The solution is stable, easy to develop, and has low code. We can develop almost any interface that we need.

Boomi AtomSphere API Management is a good product for integrating with Boomi as a backend service.

Integrations are pretty easy to manage. The integration is useful due to the fact that you the one end from the Boomi that is connected to the database of the POS and is exposing the API to the SAP Hybris. 

The user interface, which we use to create the integration, basically has the data structures collected. It's pretty easy to navigate. It's a drag and drop style of working. You drag and drop to create the import and the data you need for the endpoint. There's very little code required.

The creation of the endpoints is very simple.

It worked for us due to the fact that it was a bunch of data pools. If the data is pretty straightforward, you don't have any issues.

The technical support is very good and they have a good community around it as well that can assist.

The stability of the solution is good.

The solution has very good queueing capabilities.

AtomSphere is tightly integrated into the Boomi iPaaS platform. And Boomi has been augmenting AtomSphere API Management for the past couple of years so version 2.0 is better than 1.0. For example, in the later versions, they added several features and addressed AtomSphere's shortcomings in terms of proxying from Microservices on the API.