Axway AMPLIFY Managed File Transfer offers flexible customization and robust security. It supports many protocols, simplifies encryption, and enables centralized monitoring. Users value its ease of deployment, broad protocol support, reliable auto-scaling, and robust logging features. Inbound/outbound tracking aids troubleshooting. Protocol flexibility enhances compatibility. Automation and scheduling reduce manual efforts and improve reliability. Secure protocol support strengthens compliance. Centralized management and retry mechanisms boost transfer efficiency and satisfaction among high-volume users.
- "We have definitely seen a return on investment with Axway AMPLIFY Managed File Transfer, as we have saved 20 to 30 hours per week of operational efficiency and issue resolution is 30 to 40% faster, reducing downtime and failed transfers."
- "Axway AMPLIFY Managed File Transfer has positively impacted my organization because it has effectively provided us with all of the work logs and made us very compatible with the outside world while enforcing security standards inside the company."
- "It provides a good amount of storage capacity for a reasonable price and has a good range of connectors."
Axway AMPLIFY Managed File Transfer needs improvements in monitoring, data encoding, troubleshooting, and analytics. Users face issues with file transfer scheduling, patch management, and database performance. They desire enhanced scalability, API flexibility, and troubleshooting for specific protocols. The tool's user interface and navigation could be more intuitive. Improvements in log management, onboarding, configuration, and documentation are also sought. Enhanced alerting, dashboards, automated integrations, and support for multi-operations are important for operational efficiency.
- "Axway AMPLIFY Managed File Transfer is a strong platform, but there are a few areas that could improve the experience."
- "Axway AMPLIFY Managed File Transfer can be improved with more logging or easier onboarding."
- "Their monitoring is not up to the mark and needs improvement."