ActiveBatch provides a central point of control that simplifies the integration of applications, databases, and technologies. ActiveBatch's flexible and scalable framework allows organizations to customize their ActiveBatch implementation to suit the needs of their unique IT environment.
ActiveBatch helps developers build and automate reliable end-to-end workflows in less than half the time with advanced no-code/low-code workflow development and management capabilities. ActiveBatch offers an easy-to-use interface with a drag-and-drop workflow designer so organizations can focus on function, rather than coding.
ActiveBatch’s rich, event-driven architecture supports an array of event types including email, file events, message queues, database modifications, tweets, and more. This means processes can be kicked off when specific business or IT events occur, preventing delays and bottlenecks. Alternatively, customizable date and time scheduling options provide even more flexibility for IT and business operations.
ActiveBatch features a wide range of views for developers, operators, and administrators. Organizations benefit from a variety of views that improve time to insight, while specialized views track critical KPIs like
Service Level compliance and machine health.
ActiveBatch offers tools and integrations to help IT easily and reliably manage automated processes within hybrid environments. Users can integrate and coordinate processes across disparate infrastructure resources from a single location. From efficiently allocating job load to scaling cloud resources, ActiveBatch facilitates the monitoring and management of on-premises, virtual, and cloud-based resources.
ActiveBatch’s powerful alerting system supports dozens of alerts and that notify operations when a specified workflow condition has been met. Each alert is deliverable using delivery methods including email, push notifications, Microsoft Message Queues, SMS text, Twitter, and SNMP. ActiveBatch also offers comprehensive support and notifications for monitoring SLAs.
Dramatically improve environment-wide, policy-driven governance with ActiveBatch. When any ActiveBatch Object is actioned, ActiveBatch records and stores these changes and all relevant details. Audit trails can then be filtered, printed, and reported to comply with internal and external requirements. Organizations can also create custom fields requiring users to enter information before making a change to an object.
ActiveBatch provides a secure automation environment to better protect users from breaches or unauthorized changes. ActiveBatch is based on the Windows security model, including Kerberos and Active Directory, allowing organizations to use existing accounts and groups. ActiveBatch provides an additional layer of security by supporting both SSL- and TLS-secured connections between the ActiveBatch Job Scheduler and Execution Agents. Multi-factor authentication is also supported on all graphical user interfaces, including on-premises installations.
ActiveBatch offers a variety of reporting capabilities, enabling organizations to deliver information to end users quickly and reliably. ActiveBatch’s reporting capabilities provide powerful insight and greater visibility into templates, ActiveBatch Objects, and job runs.