Xplenty Overview
What is Xplenty?
Xplenty is a scalable data integration and delivery system that offers both SMBs and large enterprises a single platform from which to prepare and transfer data for analytics on the cloud. Incorporating out-of-the-box data transformations, integration with over 100 data stores and SasS applications, and a drag-and-drop interface, Xplenty aims to deliver a powerful data integration solution for marketing, sales, business intelligence, product, and finance teams.
By equipping users with the technology to build data pipelines and integrate with over 100 different data stores and SaaS applications including Google Analytics, Salesforce, and Facebook Ads, Xplenty allows users to pull or push data from most popular data sources. Once data is integrated, processed, and prepared by Xplenty, users can gain insight from various marketing campaign data, customer data, and sales pipeline statistics.
Besides data integration and analysis, Xplenty allows users to schedule jobs and monitor job progress and status. Xplenty also facilitates platform customization and extension by providing users with an advanced API and webhooks. With Xplenty’s REST API and X-console features, users can connect to any RESTful service simply as well as test and develop functions.
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Xplenty Reviews
Xplenty Reviews
ETL for agile analysts
There are mostly two types of ETL as a service on the market: one is super easy to use and can migrate your data across services and databases but lacks transformation capabilities, while the other needs full-time data engineers to operate but tailored solutions are available programmatically.
Xplenty sits in the golden middle letting analysts and engineers deploying custom transformation jobs in minutes even based on multiple data sources. The UI is intuitive but you can always use SQL to filter your sources or to create new sets in scheduled packages. Also, there are plenty of built-in functions available.
Running costs are not comparable of running your own services on Heroku or Google cloud but its intuitive features save a lot of engineering hours.
I would recommend Xplenty for agile teams having multiple sources of data where data analysts frequently needs custom datasets to deliver insights.
Great ETL solution with responsive technical support
One of the key benefits is how technically capable their support staff is. They do a great job supporting a technical product.
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ETL for agile analysts
Pros
- wide variety of sources and destinations
- visual editor makes creating packages quick and easy
- SQL transformations
- great, quick, responsive support
- free unlimited hours of sandbox
- Slack integration
Cons
- expansive for hourly jobs
- error logs are not always informative
- transforming JSON or other nested data is not trivial
Response from Xplenty Data Integration
Thank you for your detailed review! We appreciate your comments and will work on your listed cons. Great explanation of who will likely benefit from using Xplenty. Thanks!
No-SQL to SQL
Pros
We have a complex and highly nested no-sql DB. Xplenty was the only ETL solution that allowed us get out data into tabular format for analysis
Cons
None. Its been great. Haven't had any issues.
Response from Xplenty Data Integration
Glad to hear!
Flexible & Powerful
Pros
Xplenty's easy-to-use interface makes it possible for less-technical members of my team to dive in and create/edit ETL jobs and schedules. We use Xplenty to enhance partner data, transform and add flexibility to how we structure and consume various data streams. Xplenty makes this easy.
Cons
There are a few feature requests that we've submitted for some time now that have not been able to get rolled into the product. Namely, the inability to output fields containing special characters as a part of the field name has been especially limiting.
Great ETL solution with responsive technical support
One of the key benefits is how technically capable their support staff is. They do a great job supporting a technical product.
Pros
We used Xplenty for 3 years as our ETL. It was easy and flexible to setup and was the only solution on the market that could handle MongoDB to Redshift with a very nested structure.
Cons
Nothing I disliked. When we had an ETL (now on ELT) it was great and exactly what we needed.
My Views on Xplenty after using it for 2+ years
Pros
1.The user experience is so good.
2.Every feature and usability has been simplified unlike in other enterprise ETL tools.
3. The managed service for infrastructure is the USP of xplenty.
4. The customer support is so active and get back to us with the solution on time.
5. Xplenty is on PAR with enterprise level tools.
Cons
I did not have anything like that, but there is a room for improvement in cluster management and a request for feature is they can bring a in-built support for handling array data type.
Response from Xplenty Data Integration
Thank you for your review! We will look into your feature requests. :)
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Xplenty Pricing
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Additional information for Xplenty
Additional information for Xplenty
Key features of Xplenty
- Activity monitoring
- Application security
- Automated scheduling
- Collaboration tools
- Configuration management
- Custom development
- Data migration
- Data pipeline design
- Data pipeline execution
- Data replication
- Data transformation
- Database integration
- Deployment management
- Drag & drop interface
- ETL (Extract/Transfer/Load)
- Elastic infrastructure
- Graphic interface
- Job progress tracking
- Job status tracking
- Knowledge base
- Out-of-the-box data transformations
- Point-and-click interface
- Replication tasks
- Rich expression language
- Scalable platform
- Third party integration
- X-console to test & develop functions
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Xplenty FAQs
Xplenty FAQs
Below are some frequently asked questions for Xplenty.
Q. What type of pricing plans does Xplenty offer?
Xplenty offers the following pricing plans:
Pricing model: Subscription
Free Trial: Available
For full pricing information, contact Xplenty directly.
Q. What are the main features of Xplenty?
Xplenty offers the following features:
- Activity monitoring
- Application security
- Automated scheduling
- Collaboration tools
- Configuration management
- Custom development
- Data migration
- Data pipeline design
- Data pipeline execution
- Data replication
- Data transformation
- Database integration
- Deployment management
- Drag & drop interface
- ETL (Extract/Transfer/Load)
- Elastic infrastructure
- Graphic interface
- Job progress tracking
- Job status tracking
- Knowledge base
- Out-of-the-box data transformations
- Point-and-click interface
- Replication tasks
- Rich expression language
- Scalable platform
- Third party integration
- X-console to test & develop functions
Q. Who are the typical users of Xplenty?
Xplenty has the following typical customers:
Small Business, Large Enterprises, Freelancers, Mid Size Business
Q. What languages does Xplenty support?
Xplenty supports the following languages:
English
Q. Does Xplenty support mobile devices?
We do not have any information about what devices Xplenty supports
Q. What other apps does Xplenty integrate with?
Xplenty integrates with the following applications:
Basecamp, FreshBooks, FullContact, Mode, NetSuite, PagerDuty, Pipedrive, Zendesk, Zendesk Sell, Zuora
Q. What level of support does Xplenty offer?
Xplenty offers the following support options:
Online Support, Knowledge Base
There are mostly two types of ETL as a service on the market: one is super easy to use and can migrate your data across services and databases but lacks transformation capabilities, while the other needs full-time data engineers to operate but tailored solutions are available programmatically.
Xplenty sits in the golden middle letting analysts and engineers deploying custom transformation jobs in minutes even based on multiple data sources. The UI is intuitive but you can always use SQL to filter your sources or to create new sets in scheduled packages. Also, there are plenty of built-in functions available.
Running costs are not comparable of running your own services on Heroku or Google cloud but its intuitive features save a lot of engineering hours.
I would recommend Xplenty for agile teams having multiple sources of data where data analysts frequently needs custom datasets to deliver insights.