As we all know, automations between products can get costly and complicated. After using Syncspider to integrate a few pieces of software, I was a little disappointed with the available automations that could be done directly between 2 pieces of software. After experimenting a little more, I realized that linking software to spreadsheets like Google Sheets or Stackby would work for the majority of my uses and eliminated the reliance on premade integrations. Having more automation choices between different software would be nice, but it's good to know that you can get creative to get things to work. Amazon US was my #1 need and it's not currently working as far as I understand so I'm really hoping that gets worked out. I understand that Amazon can be a pain to work with though.

it's like a dream come true for someone existing in the world of web applications! How beautiful it works! You can do almost anything. At least for these two connections it is worth using SyncSpider... SyncSpider also makes it easier to connect and sync many different apps and services. One great example is if you are selling your products on multiple platforms like Amazon. You can have SyncSpider update the other platforms and also handle the Email, Fulfillment, and many more for you... Don't let it fool you, because SyncSpider can also be used for "generic" integration. Not to mention, they keep adding integrations by the day! WOW!!! that's AUTOMATION AT ITS BEST. The POSSIBILITIES are HUGE & seem ENDLESS!!!

Works perfect for my use case: updating the Google Sheets files on schedule, with virtually infinite integrations options and generous operations limits. It is mostly an e-commerce tool, though the developers are planning to improve the UI. If it will becomes friendly and more Zapier-like, it has a potential to broaden its sphere of application.

To be frank, I had a few people warn me not to try it. I'm glad I didn't listen. In 20 minutes, I had a fully functioning integration working that a few other well-known competitors have had trouble doing. That speaks volumes to me. This tool does appear to be geared towards the more technical people, but I think the UI has a lot to do with that perception. I think with an improved UI, it'll be friendlier to the less experienced.

Many integrations already available, found even some which no other tool includes and they are also happy to get requests for new integrations.