The most valuable function in Axway AMPLIFY API Management is security. It provides customers with the security assurance that data they fetch from the back end is well authenticated before retrieval. If a customer needs to fetch data from the back end, that customer should be validated and there should be no loss of data or unauthorized access from outside the organization. The prime feature of the API Gateway platform is that it provides security of the API to move data back and forth between the front end and the back end.

The second valuable feature would be for developers. Axway AMPLIFY API Management is a centralized management platform where all developers can easily create, modify, or provide access lists to different stakeholders for various APIs. Developers can easily give specific access to a specific set of people for a specific set of APIs.

API analytics is useful for obtaining insight because it is a tool that gives analysis of the entire flow of APIs and the count of APIs. If there are one hundred APIs for a specific client, API analytics shows which ones are most used, to which back end they go, the flow according to specific areas that have maximum or lowest traffic, and what the traffic was for the last thirty, sixty, or ninety days. This graphical approach allows me to fetch reports on a monthly basis, conduct audits, and see which API gets the most hits and the most transactional count. API analytics is a matrix-based tool.

The most useful features in Axway AMPLIFY API Management, in my opinion, primarily involve the security aspect of the product, which provides us very good methods of securing the network. Axway AMPLIFY API Management sits in the DMZ zone, outside the security firewalls of the organization, allowing us to intercept all calls originating from external sources, validate and check for threats, including SQL injection attacks, malware, and potential spamming from excessive API calls that could deny legitimate users access.

The main benefits that Axway AMPLIFY API Management provides for us include securely exposing our APIs for external consumers, which helps us integrate these consumers outside of our network. We need a secure hosting platform for protocol transformation and to abstract the actual endpoint URLs of many products exposing their REST APIs, enhancing both security and meeting business requirements when consumers want to perform certain activities or access analytics data from us.

Regarding the analytics part of Axway AMPLIFY API Management, we do not extensively use analytics as a separate product, but we do use the traffic management analytics portion to see the number of successful and failed API calls. Additionally, we have Splunk integrated into our network to monitor all calls and logs, enabling us to search for success and failure scenarios, but we do not use Amplify's monitoring analytics extensively.

The security aspect of the Axway solution is a valuable feature. Managing APIs through different systems is a strong point, as it is a gateway between several systems. It is reliable and relatively easy to work with. The pricing model is also good.

The most valuable feature of the solution is security. I haven't seen a single case of hacking in the past five years. Axway AMPLIFY API Manager is secure.

I can interact the solution with another, for example, ELK, that's another AWS tool, or Kibana, which works quite well. We require some configuration changes, of course, but once it is done, everything is visible and we can interact with the other solutions. Axway AMPLIFY API Manager is quite user-friendly.

Axway has several important features. Governance is an excellent feature. Policies are valuable as well. Performance is also important for us. In general, API governance provides a better experience for providers.

The best feature of Axway Amplify API Management is its exceptional level of security, which is highly reassuring, coupled with its remarkable capacity to handle substantial volumes of data in impressively efficient turnaround times.

The UI and UX are quite good and easy to understand. I think if a company has a specific IT admin employee dedicated to this solution, it will be very simple and easy to use.

There's drag and drop functionality so that you do not need to have a senior expert developer to make use of the tool. You can get more of your staff trained up to be able to use it as it's not overly technical. 

It provides very strong security functionality to protect information in an easier way. 

It's more of a benchmark for financial services. You can better protect the information and customer information as it's got a very strong focus on security. 

The flexibility is very good. You can do on-premise and you can do cloud. That's really a strong factor in our market as many large customers in our market still want to have an on-premise solution due to the fact that they want to maintain control over their data.

Previously, the solution did not have a subscription as an option, however, now it also has a subscription model, which is great.

The documentation is fairly good and readily available.

The most valuable features are security enforcement and throttling.

We like the portal for documentation a lot. We also like the gateway. It has a lot of flexibility in terms of trying to meet our specific needs.

I don't believe the Salesforce has been fully utilized yet. It gives us quick engagement.

The administration tool for this solution is good.

The API has a good response time.

The features that are most valuable to us are the portal, authorization, and the extensive filters which allow us to make the policies which serve the user.

For what we do, the API portal capability is the most valuable feature.