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| Available in | English |
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| Type | Workflow automation |
Cloudpipes was a cloud-based integration platform designed to facilitate workflow automation and the seamless connection of diverse applications and services, thereby optimising business operations and enhancing efficiency.
Overview[edit]
Cloudpipes served as a versatile integration solution, empowering organisations to integrate and automate processes across various systems, including CRMs, project management tools, marketing platforms, and more. With its user-friendly interface and a comprehensive library of connectors, Cloudpipes simplified the intricate task of connecting disparate applications and services.
History[edit]
Founded in 2015 by Boris Raichef, Marco Starace, and Spartak Kabakchiev, Cloudpipes emerged with a mission to simplify integration and automation for businesses. Boris Raichef served as the CEO, Marco Starace as the COO, and Spartak Kabakchiev as the Strategic Partnerships Director. Drawing on their backgrounds in software engineering and business development, the founders envisioned a platform to eliminate integration complexities, allowing organisations to focus on core activities. Over time, Cloudpipes evolved into a prominent solution for optimising workflows and improving business efficiency.
In mid-2016, Cloudpipes entered its beta phase, initially as a private beta before transitioning to a public beta.
In March 2017, Cloudpipes announced a partnership with Masergy[1] to expand cloud connectivity options for its Global UCaaS solution.
By early 2018, the platform was officially launched, becoming accessible to the public.
In August 2019, Cloudpipes underwent a significant transformation through its acquisition[2] by Quickbase, backed by Vista Equity Partners. This strategic move aimed to enhance Quickbase's integration capabilities and expand its offerings in the low-code application development sector. The acquisition synergized the expertise and technologies of both companies, with Cloudpipes' robust integration platform complementing Quickbase's existing features.
Features[edit]
Workflow Automation[edit]
Cloudpipes provided a visual workflow editor enabling users to design and automate workflows without coding. Users could seamlessly connect different applications, define triggers and actions, and specify data flow, automating tasks, increasing productivity, and reducing errors.
Extensive Connector Library[edit]
The platform offered a vast library of pre-built connectors facilitating seamless integration with various applications and services. These connectors spanned multiple categories, including customer relationship management (CRM), project management, marketing, finance, and human resources, empowering organisations to create customised workflows.
Data Mapping and Transformation[edit]
Cloudpipes allowed users to map and transform data between systems. Its intuitive interface enabled users to define data formats and translations during transfers, ensuring accurate synchronisation and consistent data structuring across connected systems, thus enhancing data integrity.
Monitoring and Error Handling[edit]
Cloudpipes featured robust monitoring and error-handling capabilities, enabling users to track workflow status in real-time, identify issues, and receive error notifications. This proactive approach helped businesses swiftly address integration problems, maintaining operational continuity.
See Also[edit]
References[edit]
- ^ "Masergy Partners With Cloudpipes to Make Communications-Enabled Business Workflows as Easy as Assembling LEGO Blocks". Yahoo Finance. 27 March 2017. Retrieved 2017-03-27.
- ^ "Boston's Quick Base Buys Bulgarian Cloudpipes -- Because Low-code Needs An Integration X-Factor". Forbes. Retrieved 2019-08-31.
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