IBM App Connect Professional on Cloud can help you connect your SaaS, ERP, and custom applications rapidly and automate your workflows by using an intuitive, configuration-based approach.
IBM® App Connect Professional on Cloud provides a powerful combination of a simple integration experience for business users and citizen integrators that is coupled with a configuration-based-integration approach for shadow integrators and integration developers. Pairing a powerful configuration-based integration approach with a broad set of connectivity to the most popular software-as-a-service (SaaS) and on-premise applications, App Connect Professional on Cloud enables organizations to build business solutions rapidly. It delivers the following features:
- A simple, event-trigger-based integration experience for business users and SaaS power users
- A configuration, no-coding-based approach for developing integrations
- Enterprise-grade, subscription-based managed service with no upfront cost
- A rich library of prebuilt connectors to a large number of SaaS and on-premise applications
- A repository of prepackaged integration processes to help simplify and accelerate the most common integration challenges
- Built-in support for exposing integrations as Open Data Protocol (OData)
- Support for creating integration-built APIs and easy integration with IBM API Connect™ for exposing managed APIs
- Designed for easy monitoring and management
- Enterprise-grade integration platform with flexible pricing, for a wide range of integration scenarios
- Integration tooling to match different skill sets of users from a line-of-business professional to an integration specialist
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