Stemly utilizes SnapLogic’s no/low code, intelligent integration platform to integrate consumer data across processes for interconnected business decision-making.
SnapLogic, an industry leader in intelligent integration and business automation, announced today that Stemly, a prominent provider of decision intelligence, has embraced SnapLogic to enhance its machine learning (ML) capabilities. With SnapLogic’s simple no/low-code platform, Stemly has the real-time data it needs to service its clients more efficiently than ever before.
Organizations must integrate their supply chain operations, finance, and sustainability departments in order to manage demand volatility, supply restrictions, production scheduling, and distribution. The requirement for accessible, reliable real-time data is mission-critical. The most recent Interos Annual Global Supply Chain Report finds that supply chain disruptions, such as climate change, economic instability, and digitalization, cost major enterprises an average of AU$274 million per year in lost revenue.
Stemly, a rapidly expanding SaaS (software as a service) startup based in Singapore, has developed an enterprise decision intelligence platform to assist executives in making better and quicker choices by decoding data science to automate forecasting and optimization for timely information. Stemly’s services include demand planning, replenishment and inventory optimization, sustainability planning and optimization, and retail planning for eCommerce and marketplace firms. The ML-based insights they give are a crucial component of their goods. However, machine learning requires data; thus, data integration — the capacity to connect to a number of data sources and ingest that data in both batch and real-time – is crucial.
Stemly required a reliable iPaaS (integration platform as a service) solution that was cloud-native, user-friendly, and offered functional support due to the nature of its company. After reviewing a number of available alternatives, SnapLogic emerged as the clear victor.
“We chose SnapLogic because it fits the bill on all the criteria we were after,” said Stemly CTO Abhimanyu Prabhavalkar. “The SnapLogic platform was very easy to use in the trial period. And I was also happy with how intuitive it was for us to build pipelines and ingest data into the product.”
Prabhavalkar anticipates Stemly’s continuous partnership with SnapLogic since it offers the company a competitive edge in the industry. “The exciting part about working with SnapLogic is the time-to-market abilities it provides us. It allows us to rapidly ingest data in a quality manner by transforming and cleaning the data before it comes into our data lake,” he shares.
“Data problems are hairy problems. They’re not easy. With SnapLogic, we have the ability to build our data pipelines declaratively, rather than with code. This allows for more reliable, resilient, and reproducible deployments, reducing our time to market considerably.”
The cloud-native design and functional capabilities of SnapLogic also allow Stemly to operate without difficulty or maintenance. “I’m really looking forward to our joint collaboration and the future of our relationship as we take on an increasing number of big-name customers with even bigger data problems to solve,” Prabhavalkar says.
James Campbell, Regional Manager, Australia New Zealand at SnapLogic, says, “Like many companies, Stemly leverages rich sources of data to transform executive decision-making and chose SnapLogic as an efficient way to seamlessly connect with a large variety of customers’ systems, as well as external data sources. I’m thrilled to see that SnapLogic has helped the Stemly team break data silos by easily and quickly connecting applications and data endpoints, helping them deliver a better customer experience faster in a volatile business landscape. Stemly is an innovator in the supply chain, finance, and sustainability planning, and we are eager to watch our relationship unfold over time.”
