My main use case for Reltio Cloud is data management for the life science domain.

A quick specific example of how I use Reltio Cloud for data management in the life sciences domain is maintaining up-to-date information with respect to healthcare profiles.

The process in my day-to-day work involves data ingestion from different sources, bulk loading of data, and automated processes for cleaning and transformation.

The best features Reltio Cloud offers include a great user interface and API support for developers.

What I appreciate about the user interface is that the API documentation is well managed, and the UI is easy to use.

Reltio Cloud has positively impacted my organization by reducing the amount of manual effort needed and making it easy to manage downstream systems.

Since using Reltio Cloud, data updates now take weeks instead of minutes.

Reltio Cloud can be improved with easier integration methods or the ability to read directly from databases.

I have been using Reltio Cloud for less than three years.

Reltio Cloud is stable and very reliable.

Reltio Cloud is easy to scale, but I need to contact the support team for that.

The customer support is adequate, but not exceptional.

I previously used Informatica. I switched from Informatica to Reltio Cloud because Reltio Cloud provided all-rounded support.

Before choosing Reltio Cloud, I did not evaluate other options as that was not under my jurisdiction.

The advice I would give to others looking into using Reltio Cloud is to be somewhat tech savvy. My review rating for Reltio Cloud is 8 out of 10.

I have been using Reltio Cloud for about one year and a half. My main use case for Reltio Cloud involves collaborating with a lot of people utilizing Reltio Cloud, and what I am doing is creating Python scripts for getting data from Reltio Cloud through the API. The kind of data I was working with was mostly MDM, Master Data Management, where the goal was to get data from clinics and doctors, all this customer data.

The best features Reltio Cloud offers include a unified Master Data Platform, smart data matching, and merging. Reltio Cloud also has hierarchical matching, fuzzy, exact, rule-based, and automated survivorship and merging logic.

Reltio Cloud has positively impacted my organization because we were able to promote our data and sell data to our customers. This positive impact shows up as business users act directly on trusted data, which dramatically reduces the internal IT burden, a critical factor for our industry.

Reltio Cloud can be improved by providing the possibility to connect with other connectors and databases such as Snowflake, Databricks, and eventually with Azure Data Factory. The needed improvements are mostly about the connectors that Reltio Cloud needs to be able to connect with.

I have been working in my current field for two years.

I believe Reltio Cloud is stable.

Reltio Cloud handles scalability in a satisfactory manner as my data needs grow; it was able to keep up with my increased demand. I find Reltio Cloud's scalability to be acceptable.

I have never had a chance to contact customer support.

I did not previously use a different solution before Reltio Cloud.

The integration process with Reltio Cloud was straightforward.

Before choosing Reltio Cloud, I did not evaluate other options, as it was not my decision.

I would rate Reltio Cloud an eight on a scale of one to ten. I chose this rating because of the potential improvements that Reltio Cloud can provide. The cloud provider used for our private cloud deployment was Cassandra, as far as I know. I find the data quality management capabilities in Reltio Cloud to be acceptable. I feel that the security and compliance features in Reltio Cloud meet my organization's needs, as they are satisfactory. The learning curve for new users adopting Reltio Cloud was easy to get started. I find the performance of Reltio Cloud to be moderate. I would say that eighty percent of the support documentation and resources available for Reltio Cloud were helpful. My advice to others looking into using Reltio Cloud is that if they would like to utilize an MDM, they should also check the benefits of the graphical user interface, which I think is more savvy and easier to depict the data on Reltio Cloud. My overall rating for this product is eight out of ten.

Reltio is a master data management tool. While other competitors are in the market, Reltio stands out as one of the early cloud-native MDM solutions. Before Reltio, many MDM products were on-premises solutions, such as those from IBM and Informatica. Reltio is purely cloud-based.

With Reltio, there’s no need to maintain infrastructure or set up a separate database for customer data, as everything is managed in the cloud. This setup simplifies things for data stewards and the data governance team, allowing them to visually monitor and assess data quality through various charts and dashboards.

Reltio also offers features like match, merge, and survivorship tools, which are standard in MDM solutions. Its cloud-based approach has proven user-friendly and scalable compared to other MDM tools.

Reltio has two main aspects: one is handled by developers and architects, and Reltio manages the other. Developers and architects are responsible for configuration, developing requirements, and working on the implementation.

There are default limitations and considerations. For instance, Reltio can store a maximum of 200 values for a single attribute. If your data exceeds this limit, you can request Reltio support to increase the limit. However, be aware that increasing this limit may impact performance, potentially slowing down data loading times.

In cases where attribute values or record counts exceed the standard limits (e.g., more than 20 million records), Reltio support can add additional resources to your tenant. This usually involves extra costs, but it ensures the system remains efficient and scalable. As a developer or architect, you don’t need to manage this process; Reltio support handles scalability and resource allocation.

Reltio Cloud provides a couple of options for developers. One way is by working with an internal JSON file where changes can be made and reflected directly in Reltio. The second method is through the Reltio UI, where developers can modify components like the UI, data model, or data quality. Initially, the UI was limited in features, and although it has improved, not all functionalities are available through the UI yet. Reltio focuses on enhancing the UI to make it more user-friendly and developer-friendly. This transition aims to simplify configurations and support no-code and low-code development.

I have been using Reltio Cloud for five years.

Reltio Cloud is very stable and reliable. When certain challenges arise, or some features seem unavailable, we contact Reltio for support. From a stability perspective, it is highly dependable because it's hosted in the Cloud, ensuring consistent uptime and availability.

I rate the solution’s stability an eight out of ten.

It takes time to load when there are a lot of sources contributing data to a particular record.

I rate the solution’s scalability an eight out of ten.

The response time is quite fast. They typically acknowledge tickets within five to ten minutes. While their knowledge is generally good, issues sometimes arise due to product limitations rather than a lack of expertise. When such limitations are identified, they involve their internal engineering team to address the issue. This may result in a bug fix or a product enhancement that could take a few months to be included in a future release.

I haven't observed any significant knowledge gaps in their support. If junior resources handle a ticket, they involve more experienced developers as needed.

The initial setup is straightforward. When migrating components, such as data models, UI models, data loader mappings, or data exports, you can export them from the lower environment and import them into the higher environment without downtime. Although Reltio Cloud remains operational during migration, we recommend informing end users of a potential downtime window of a couple of hours. This precaution manages expectations and addresses any unforeseen issues that might arise, even though the platform is generally expected to function normally during this period.

Reltio stands out because it offers extensive real-time integration capabilities. It can be easily configured with analytics tools like Databricks and Snowflake, allowing seamless integration. While Reltio provides simple charts and dashboards for data visualization, it also offers an optional analytics tool. You can use or integrate Reltio's analytics tool with other tools like Snowflake. With the Snowflake connector, any changes made in Reltio are reflected in Snowflake in real-time, ensuring quick updates.

For instance, if a team has a member with extensive knowledge of Intellitivo, this can be beneficial. In master data management projects, match and merge rules are crucial, and having experience in this area is essential. Whether someone has experience with Reltio or another MDM product, familiarity with match rules is important. However, training and experience are also necessary to ensure accurate match rules. Without this expertise, the project could face significant issues. As master data management projects can be quite complex, prior experience is valuable before starting with Reltio.

I recommend Reltio to anybody who wants to implement their master data management project.

Overall, I rate the solution an eight-point five out of ten.

Reltio Cloud is used to handle big data, such as customer data. It is very useful for managing data and is mainly known for the unification of data, where the main purpose is matching and merging data from different sources. When both data sets seem identical, we design rules to determine if two accounts or customers are identical. Those accounts will be automatically merged if the rule is satisfied. If the match is only partial, some criteria are met, and the case is flagged as a suspect, it is sent for manual review. This way, we unify the overall data for accounts, customers, or other entities.

For example, a customer with the same name and phone number can be automatically merged into a single entity, along with every other attribute related to that customer. Different approval options exist for merging, such as deciding which customer number or name should be visible to the client. The key feature of Reltio is matching and merging, allowing us to unify data. After that, we can edit, add new attributes, or create new ones by updating the configuration.

We need to write code to create a match rule and everything, but we can still create one without writing code. Even someone working with Reltio for the first time can easily create a complex match rule using their UI.

We can customize anything, including the match rule, server settings, and UI. It’s more like a versatile tool. We also get regular updates to the UI synchronization, and they provide more features with each update, which makes it even more helpful. They also offer support. So when we encounter issues, we can directly contact them, and they will provide support.

There are many issues. For example, sometimes, errors related to tokenization occur while creating a match rule. Many tokens need to be created when setting up the match rule, and we need to influence that process so that no digital tools are created incorrectly.

Another issue is that we are working with around six tenants. Sometimes, there are differences in the UI between tenants with product data. Recently, we had an issue with our lookup (IDM) values. We had around 37 IDM values, but only 20-22 records were shown in the dropdown when creating an app. We had to type and search for the rest of the records. When creating customer accounts, the client won’t necessarily know the exact IDM value name, so they need to select it from the dropdown.

I have been using Reltio Cloud for two years.

It is stable. If you find any issues, we can contact them for support. I haven't encountered any issues because they handle a huge amount of data—two, three, or even four million records in a single tenant. Sometimes, we might experience some slowdown on the client side.

It is highly scalable. It depends on the different tenants. We support tenants in EMEA, finance, and the US. For the finance tenant, around 10 to 15 users perform regular activities. We have approximately 50 team members working continuously on the platform for the EMEA tenant.

Technical support is quick, especially when they know the solution immediately. However, they may sometimes face difficulties and must consult with the internal development team before finding a solution.

Deployment is quite straightforward. We can easily purchase the subscription product. Reltio provides several subscription plans, each specifying the features included in a particular plan.

It is cost-effective.

We can have data from different sources as we want. Reltio is like a database where the data comes from one source and moves through another medium. In our case, we are using MuleSoft as a medium between our systems and Reltio. Sometimes, we send large amounts of data, like 10,000 or 50,000 records. Reltio can handle however much data we send, but there is always a limitation with MuleSoft. While MuleSoft has limitations, Reltio doesn't, and it can process large amounts of data.

Reltio provides three indicators for monitoring performance: green, yellow, and red. If the tenant is working as expected, it shows green. When a high volume of data is processed, it may show yellow, so we should temporarily restrict usage. Once the data load is processed, it turns green, ensuring performance isn't reduced. If the tenant turns red, it’s a high alert state, and we need to contact Reltio.

I’ve worked with Reltio for the past two years and haven’t seen the tenant turn red. It turns yellow when processing around 15,000 to 30,000 records from a source, but it goes back to green after about 30 minutes to an hour. Overall, the data broker works smoothly, and we haven't faced any significant difficulties while handling most of the data.

They have provided something called Reltio Integration. It's a platform they introduced about four to five months ago. It’s AI-based and helps users quickly solve their queries. Newcomers working with Reltio who might have questions or doubts about the UI can easily find answers through the AI or contact the support team. The AI is also configured to create manuals and has been successfully integrated. They are also continuing to work on improving the AI tool further.

It doesn’t require maintenance at our end. During those times, we need to avoid using the system.

I highly recommend it. One major benefit is that they provide custom Java utilities. These utilities allow us to extract or load data in bulk, which would otherwise be difficult to manage individually. With these tools, we can load or extract data as needed.

Overall, I rate the solution an eight out of ten.

It is a master data management platform. There, we can store the data and enrich it from multiple sources. For example, we have one set of data. For that particular set, if we need to add details from multiple sources like ABC, we can do that through Reltio.org.

The best thing is the unified data management capability. We can consolidate data from multiple sources and create a single viewer source for client requirements.

We can see that AI is taking care of many tasks. Reltio is also trying to combine AI capabilities with its platform. However, there is still a need for improvement. We need manual data modeling and configuration to tailor the platform to our requirements. Despite this, they are already integrating AI capabilities into the Reltio platform. I have seen this in webinars and community shows, and they are progressing.

I have been using Reltio Cloud for three years.

I didn't face any stability issues till now.

It is a cloud-based platform, which means it offers high scalability and performance. In my previous company, we were able to load more than ten million records into the platform.

More than fifty members were using this solution.

For some tickets, I contacted Reltio.

I started with which was the unification of the data, for which they proposed Reltio. When handling duplicate records, Reltio provides a highly effective matching and merging process that is more efficient than on-premise or other master data management platforms.

The implementation of Reltio Cloud is straightforward and user-friendly. It is a low-code platform, meaning minimal coding is required. We can purchase the Reltio platform and model the data according to our needs using the graphical UI. The configuration can be done directly within the UI.

Reltio is a bit costly.

The Reltio product management will maintain everything.

I have seen many data management platforms like Informatica, Atacama, and SQL sensor. Among these, Reltio is the most efficient and the easiest to use.

For someone starting for the first time, if they are using Reltio, there is a website called Reltio Learn. There, we can find a course to help us understand how to configure and use the platform effectively.

Overall, I rate the solution a nine out of ten.

I use Reltio Cloud to create entities and manage data. It allows for managing data hierarchies using tools like RDM, Data Modeler, and other Reltio features.

The most valuable feature is its IDM. This feature is particularly valuable for maintaining the data and its structure and managing the data hierarchy. It allows businesses to effectively manage the data flow from RDM to MDM and between MDM and RDM. This capability is the most important feature.

Whenever there is a problem, the Reltio support team has been there to help me overcome these obstacles. There is some lag in developing new features for specific business requirements. If a new feature is needed, we have to raise a request in the developer portal through the IDEA portal. This process takes time to develop, which can be a drawback when immediate business needs arise.

Different business models have varying requirements. When a new feature development is needed from Reltio Cloud, it takes four to five months, or we must wait for the next major release. The development is not tenant-specific because each business requirement affects all tenants equally.

I have been using Reltio Cloud for three years.

There is currently a bug going on in this. In the survivorship rules configuration, the rules we set up sometimes do not display correctly in the UI. This appears to be a bug in Reltio. For example, when multiple survivorship rules are defined for a single attribute, they are not accurately reflected in the UI. Besides that, Reltio is a stable platform, though it can become slow during maintenance periods.

More than 300 people are using this solution. It's a scalable product, and the scalability is good. We can configure users.

The support team is good. The support ticket system is also really helpful.

The initial setup is straightforward. Everything is provided in the documentation.

It's a beautiful application for creating master data. It is a wonderful platform. If you are looking to maintain and manage golden records, it manages the master data.

If you're looking to outsource your data management and create a golden record, Reltio Cloud is a beautiful platform to consider. It offers a plethora of features that you can utilize. Reltio Cloud is also user-friendly, with comprehensive documentation and training available to help you get started.

Reltio Cloud makes it easy for users to learn through their platform, offering multiple courses, training, and certifications. These resources are readily available, enabling Reltio users to go through the courses and learn from scratch. Even though I was a beginner at one point, I have learned and grown with these materials' help.

Data accuracy is better maintained in Reltio Cloud through its features as a Cloud MDM platform. One of its key features is RDM. This feature allows us to input data as needed manually, maintain the data's structure and hierarchy, and ensure high accuracy. The RDM feature effectively manages the accuracy and integrity of reference data in Reltio Cloud.

Overall, I rate the solution an eight out of ten.

I've been working on a project that used Reltio Cloud for master data management. My role involved testing the tool to ensure that the process was functioning correctly.

I was working with Reltio Cloud on a project for a car retail company. This company needed to create a master data repository, a "golden copy," that would consolidate all customer and vehicle information from their various sources.

The company had a front-end application in its stores where customers could provide their details and a web page where customers could schedule test drives. All these customer details were captured through different applications and fed into Reltio via real-time and batch processes.

My role involved verifying that the ETL processes were working correctly and that the data was being loaded into Reltio properly. I ensured that the MDM was accurate by checking the match and merge rules and that the golden copy of the customer data was correctly created based on these rules.

To perform these validations, I used the Reltio UI to log in, sample the golden copies of customer profiles, and confirm that the profiles included all relevant source details and attribute values. I also checked that the attribute values adhered to the survivorship rules established in Reltio.

Its user interface is different from that of other MDM solutions like Informatica, and MDM Reltio’s UI offers a much more intuitive experience. In Reltio, you can easily view profiles and their attributes, track data sources, and access the history of updates to the profiles. For example, if a profile initially came from one application and was later updated with details from another, you can see all this information and how the details were merged.

One issue with Reltio Cloud is downloading entity details. For instance, if I want to download all customer records—the golden copy details of all customers in the organization—I need to create a job. However, this download process can be quite slow. Additionally, the data is exported in JSON format, which can be challenging to read and interpret properly.

I have been using Reltio Cloud for three years.

I rate the solution's stability a nine out of ten.

This solution is used by 25 people, including development, testing, the product owner, and others. It offers excellent scalability and customization options. Through APIs, you can easily update, add, remove, or hide attributes and preview built-in attributes.

I rate the solution's scalability as nine out of ten.

We had an integration with Salesforce, which required careful coordination between updates from both systems. During Salesforce updates, we needed to ensure that they did not interfere with Reltio updates. To manage this, we would temporarily disable the connector between Reltio and Salesforce. Once Salesforce has completed its update, we will restart the connector.

For this process, we relied on the support team from Reltio, who were typically very responsive. We would usually notify them a day or two in advance, requesting assistance disabling and re-enabling the connector. The support team was consistently available, and if any issues arose, we could raise a support ticket. Generally, we would receive a response within 24 hours.

I have worked on testing the Reltio Cloud application. Reltio provides a baseline set of features and functionalities, with much of the core development already done. Organizations can customize the application based on their specific needs by utilizing the APIs provided by Reltio. These APIs are reportedly easy to understand and implement. For example, if an organization wants to change how an attribute is displayed, such as changing 'name' to 'customer name,' they can modify a simple API call to achieve this. After running the modified API, the attribute will be displayed as 'customer name' instead of 'name.'

Reltio Cloud allows for real-time data integration and visibility. For instance, if a customer browses vehicles online and then visits a store the next day, the store's application will display information about the customer's online activity. This is possible because Reltio serves as a master data management system that supports both inbound and outbound data flows. It continuously receives data from various applications and sends updated, accurate information back to them. As a result, store salespersons can access the latest customer interests and interactions, providing more informed and relevant service. The real-time nature of Reltio Cloud ensures that this information is available almost instantly, rather than relying on batch processing.

They provided me with a URL to log in. Once I logged in, I could view the profiles and everything. Since it's a UI, it was user-friendly and easy to understand. For example, when I go to the profile section, I can see the attributes and their meanings. Overall, it’s straightforward to know how the data is flowing.

Reltio Cloud performs quarterly version upgrades. They inform us about upcoming upgrades and potential impacts, such as temporary slowness or downtime during the upgrade process. We may experience some slowness or downtime during these scheduled upgrades, but otherwise, the application usually performs well.

Reltio Cloud will provide real-time data through APIs and deliver the golden copy of the data through APIs. Most applications within the organization will subscribe to these APIs.

Overall, I rate the solution a nine out of ten.

We use Reltio Cloud to provide master data management solutions. Master data management involves creating a unique record set from a large amount of data by eradicating duplicates and providing meaningful information.

The most valuable feature of Reltio Cloud is the customization we can make in its functionality. The solution's match and merge engine is quite good, and we can customize it.

The solution's UI could be enhanced, and its record filtering could be expanded. A few functionalities should be added, like the dynamic population of attributes.

I have been using Reltio Cloud for more than three years.

We face some stability issues, and the Reltio team constantly helps us eradicate those issues.

I rate the solution's stability an eight out of ten.

The solution's scalability is quite good. It can process huge volumes of data at a very reasonable throughput. It's pretty fast and reliable. More than 50 people utilize this tool in my organization. Apart from my organization, more than 500 clients work with Reltio Cloud.

The solution's initial setup is pretty simple. We don't have to install anything because it's a cloud-based tool. The Reltio team handles all the installations. Reltio has a great support team that helps us in these situations, and they configure it on their end. It's a simple plug-and-play, where we can log in and start our business.

The solution's data accuracy is quite good, and I rate it a nine out of ten. Reltio Cloud also helps us meet data compliance policies. I would recommend the solution to other users if their use case involves a master data management process. However, I would not recommend Reltio Cloud for data analysis.

The solution has a classic beginner tutorial, and anyone can use it. Reltio Cloud has integrated some AI capabilities in the management aspect, which gives us improved metrics and analysis reports of our data. However, the AI integration is not very extensive.

Overall, I rate the solution a nine out of ten.

Mainly, Reltio Cloud is used to collaborate all the data from multiple sources and generate a single source of truth while keeping the lineage and historical changes within the system.

It also provides reporting about data performance and completeness.

From my experience with multiple tools, Reltio Cloud is more user-friendly and provides a good user experience when updating information or tracking lineage. It is the more efficient part.

It also has AddressDoctor, which pinpoints locations with maps. This feature is not available in Informatica, Stibo, or Profisee. That's something I found really good.

Until I work with a customer, I won't be able to recognize the performance regarding the integration of records, especially when records are coming in as a full load or a delta after an initial load. I have to check how it performs in the integration part when pushing the entire data into MDM. Most tools have a downside in this area.

So far, I have not faced any other problems regarding Reltio. I just did a certification and the provided hands-on exercises.

I didn't find anything concerning, but I would definitely want to use the AI features introduced in Reltio more. The Hands-on Lab in the certification allows you to try out certain AI features.

I have used Reltio Cloud for around three months for certification and POCs, but not in a project yet.

found it to be very stable. I see other tools coming up in the market, and Reltio is increasingly used by different companies. My friends have utilized it and say it is as stable as SAP.

In my company in Germany, I have heard of four or five people using it. Among my acquaintances, around seven or eight friends have used Reltio in their day-to-day customer experiences. They told me about it, and I found it interesting. The foundation-level certification was free, so I started there.

I discovered that my company has a partnership with Reltio, so I could pursue more intermediate certifications. So far, I feel good about it, but there are still few customers using it.

Still there are less customers who use it, so I think the best approach is to have more consultants become partners or find more customers to use it. Showcasing it more in the market, on LinkedIn and other social media, would be a great start. There isn't much hype around Reltio compared to other tools with a wider customer reach.

I have used Informatica for around six years and multiple projects, and I used Profisee in 2017-2018 for one customer.

I haven't looked at the pricing, but I know that SAP and Informatica are the costliest among MDMs. Their perpetual licenses are costly compared to Profisee or Stibo, but I have no idea about Reltio.

It is very easy to learn. The learning curve is equal to Informatica. The MDM part is as easy as that. It's super easy to learn.

I would definitely recommend it. I would definitely recommend it an eight out of ten. I have not used it in real-time customer-facing parts, but with all the out-of-the-box abilities and facilities from Reltio, it definitely hits all the necessary or most important parts directly. You don't have to do anything. Sometimes, it's pre-coded, and sometimes, the coding or configuring is much simpler.