SnapLogic announced the findings of a new commissioned study conducted by Forrester Consulting on behalf of SnapLogic that reveals organizations using the SnapLogic Intelligent Integration Platform realize an average return on investment (ROI) of 498% over a three year period, with the platform paying for itself in less than six months. The new study, The Total Economic Impact™ of SnapLogic, concluded companies using SnapLogic accrue quantified benefits of $3.9 million, consisting of reduced cloud infrastructure costs, improved developer productivity, and increased revenue from net-new business initiatives.
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Independent Total Economic Impact study reveals organizations using the SnapLogic Intelligent Integration Platform realize an average ROI of 498%, and $3.9 million in quantified benefits, over a three year period
According to the independent study by Forrester Consulting, organizations using the integration platform enjoy the following benefits:
- Nearly $1 million in new revenue: SnapLogic transforms integration from a cost center to a profit center, unlocking nearly $1 million in new revenue streams from net-new projects that were previously unattainable or too expensive to undertake.
- 70% reduction in cloud costs: The platform eliminates technical debt and reduces cloud migration, management, and overall infrastructure costs by 70%, for a savings of $1.7 million over three years.
- $770,000 in productivity gains: SnapLogic’s low-code, AI-powered, self-service platform replaces manual, time-consuming, hand-coded integrations, boosting user productivity and accelerating time to value (TTV) by 70%, at an assessed value-add of $770,000 to the business.
- 50% savings in maintenance costs: SnapLogic reduces overhead and maintenance costs by 50%, for a savings of $640,000, a result of its single, unified platform for both application and data integration as well as its more than 500+ prebuilt intelligent connectors that update automatically.
Forrester Consulting interviewed SnapLogic customers to assess the costs, benefits, risks, and opportunities associated with using the platform. The firm then designed a composite organization and financial model based on those interviews to construct a framework for prospective customers to evaluate the potential financial impact of SnapLogic on their organizations.
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