About 1Gateway
1Gateway is an enterprise integration platform designed to simplify communication between multiple IT management tools and services.
1Gateway Details
Vendor
Faciligate
Year Launched
2017
Location
Deployment
cloud, on premise, windows, linux, web browser
Training Options
live online, demo
Countries Served
All Countries
Languages
English
Users
Administrator, IT Manager, Security Analyst, System Integrator, Network Engineer, IT Operations Teams, DevOps Engineers, Managed Service Providers, Enterprise IT Departments
Industries Served
Healthcare, Education, Finance, Retail, Government, Hospitality, Information Technology, Software Development, Telecommunications
Tags
Integration, 1Gateway, SentinelOne, DevOps Integration, IT Operations Integration, Monitoring Integration, Enterprise Middleware
1Gateway's In-App Market Place
Does 1Gateway have an in-app market place?
Yes
How many Mini-Apps in the marketplace?
0
Mini Apps
Pricing Options
Free trial
Free version
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Accepted Payment Currencies
Usd ($), Eur (€), Gbp (£), Aud (A$), Cad (C$), Jpy (¥), Chf (chf), Cny (¥), Rub (руб), Inr (₹), Brl (R$), Hkd (hk$), Idr (rp), Thb (฿), Sgd (s$), Krw (₩), Try (₺), Aed (د.إ), Sar (ر.س), Zar (r), Nzd (nz$), Ils (₪), Twd (nt$), Cop (col$), pkr (₨), Pln (zł), Huf (ft), Nok (kr), Sek (kr), Dkk (kr), Mxn ($), Zar (r), Myr (rm), Php (₱), Clp ($), Mur (rs), Vnd (₫), Afn (؋), Idr (rp), Pab (b/.), Kzt (лв), Ghs (₵), Kwd (د.ك), Qar (ر.ق), Bob (bs.), Uyu ($u), Gel (ლ), kes (KSh)
Pros & Cons
- Flexible plugin architecture enables integration between diverse monitoring and IT service tools.
- Low-code configuration interface allows teams to build integrations without complex coding skills.
- Real-time synchronization keeps incident tickets and operational data consistent across platforms.
- Supports multiple enterprise monitoring tools improving cross-platform visibility and management.
- Reusable plugins and message normalization simplify scaling integrations across environments.
- Initial configuration may require technical expertise to design complex integration workflows.
- Smaller vendor ecosystem compared to large integration platforms may limit third-party support.
- User interface may require training for administrators unfamiliar with integration concepts.
- Dependency on plugins means integrations may lag behind updates from external tools.
- Organizations with simple tool stacks may find the platform more complex than needed.