Celigo

Celigo is an integration platform organised around business functions and use cases rather than around connectors, covering commerce and retail, customer support, finance, IT, people operations, product, revenue operations and supply chain.

Presenting the platform by process is a meaningful difference from the usual connector-catalogue approach and it matches how buyers actually arrive. Nobody sets out wanting to connect Salesforce to NetSuite; they set out wanting order-to-cash to stop requiring manual re-keying. Celigo names the processes directly, including order-to-cash, quote-to-cash, procure-to-pay, lead lifecycle management, employee onboarding, applicant tracking, returns management, payout reconciliation, expense management, demand planning and product data management.

The finance and supply chain depth is where that framing pays off. Payout reconciliation and AP/AR are unglamorous processes that consume real headcount, involve matching records across systems that disagree, and are almost never anyone's flagship integration project despite being where the recurring manual cost sits. Naming them as first-class use cases signals the platform has been used on them rather than merely being capable of it.

Third-party logistics management, IT service management, benefits administration, SaaS financial planning and analysis, DevOps, digital marketing, ecommerce marketing, EDI, product usage and customer 360 round out the use case list, with common applications including Salesforce and other major systems. Celigo describes itself as the top rated iPaaS for enterprise automation and publishes an MIT report alongside its material. Pricing is not published.