Pabbly Connect

Pabbly is great for connecting my apps that don't talk to each other in general. I have been able to automate our service agreements, CRM data entry, client onboarding and many more.

Nothing in particular, everything is excellent.

I did not like this as USER FRINDLY. Somehow using as alternate for other other account

just using as alternative to Zapier for someother purpose. Our 90% automation is on ZAPIER

Pabbly Connect has revolutionized what I could do with the different tools I already have. We now have our CMS connected to our POS system, allowing us to share customer records between the two platforms. For instance, when customers purchase products we're able to update the CMS with the classes of products they buy so we can send them more valuable personal offers rather than a bulk "here's everything we have on sale".

I appreciate how quickly I'm able to build out and test integrations. I've found the available free tasks to be fantastic too - I can focus on creating the perfect workflow.

The main improvements I'd like to see is a more modular approach to building workflows - I often have to duplicate the exact same steps in multiple places because there's no easy way to do a "goto step 4" or something like that.

For example, the "Router" step can easily handle situations like "do this if the input record has the data we're looking for" and "if data missing, look up data". However in both of these situations, the final action will be "Send request to API using XYZ data" - I have to create the "Send request" step under every possible branch of the Router since there's no way to have them all combine back to a common point later.

You can work around some of this by creating your own independent webhook and then sending internal API calls from different parts of your workflow, but this is hard to debug and maintain. Not being able to copy tasks from one workflow to another is a major hurdle implementing something like this - you can go ahead and define 20 different attributes you want to send, but then you need to do it again manually on every workflow you want to have call that task.