Magic xpi Integration and Monitoring Platform

Great integration platform

Easy to use, connects smoothly to ERP and Legacy applications. Highly recommended for organizations using Salesforce.

Magic XPI for integration between SFDC & SAP Business One - Great Tool!

We did integration project with the XPI tool which is proven as the best solution that enables you to define the rules and data mapping between systems in the simplest & fastest way and on the same time getting a full high-quality solution. the integration includes Account, opportunity\Order & Invoice interfaces back and forth so the mapping is critical on both sides. i recommend using this tool for a quick & clean process and i'm saying this from comprehensive point of view of integration tools on other project that we did in the past.

Integration SFDC to SBO

We used Magic XPI to integrate SFDC to SBO - Accounts, Opportunities and Invoice. we found it was very straightforward and effective. It has proved itself to be very successful in enabling real-time collaboration and information sharing. very good data flow.

Great salesforce integration tool

One of the best simplest to use tools I ever encountered... also thanks for a great support !

iBOLT for Mobile

We have been using iBOLT to integrate our Salesforce and Microsoft SharePoint systems. It has proved itself to be very successful in enabling real-time collaboration and information sharing within our company. We are now planning to use iBOLT to provide a cross-company mashup of all our data systems that we will be able to access via mobile devices. This is an ambitious project, but we think it will be a massive step forward for our business.

Pushing Salesforce Data to Lotus Notes

Our organization uses Lotus Notes for all our internal and external communications. We used iBOLT’s connector to connect Salesforce to Lotus Notes, so now we have an efficient way of achieving full data flow. For example, we can sync our contacts between the two systems and deliver updates over both Lotus Notes and Chatter.

Code-free Means Hassle-free

We tried to develop a process for automatically integrating information from our inventory management system with Salesforce, but we found that we were spending so much time debugging and rewriting stuff, that it was quicker just to enter the data manually. Although at first, we were skeptical about iBOLT’s code-free methodology, we decided to give it a go. Eventually, we realized it was no hassle at all to automate the integration, and the process is much faster and more reliable than our manual process.

iBOLT Integration Tool - Time Saver!!!

I’ve been working with iBOLT for the past 3 years and the ease of coming up with a new interface, in a matter of hours, is still surprising me. iBOLT is an excellent and reliable solution for data integration and while using it we’ve implemented more than 10 complicated interfaces with 3 different systems and still growing. The professional services team is doing a great job and the support team is highly responsive. I have never heard the NO word from the PS team. We can do anything we want using it and it saves our company thousands of hours every month. I highly recommend it. Assaf Ben-Gur http://www.aeroscout.com/

Integrating Salesforce and JD Edwards EnterpriseOne

We required a tool for integrating our Salesforce and JDE Enterprise One. iBOLT checked all the boxes, providing a dedicated connector for our JDE system. In no time at all, we had real-time synchronization of data between the two systems, and Magic’s support team were always on-hand to answer any questions we had during setup and initialization.

Integration Made Simple

Before we started using iBOLT about 18 months ago, we worried that the learning curve would be very steep if we tried to automate the integration of Salesforce with our SAP system. But once we started using iBOLT’s built-in module, we found it was very straightforward. Using iBOLT has saved us many hours of manually updating our systems. There might be a better Salesforce integration tool than iBOLT, but we haven’t found it!