JAMS the best economical automation software you can find.
Use Cases and Deployment Scope
We use JAMS to automate all those repetitive processes and tasks that manually would take hours of our admin's time. We also use JAMS in our file processing for things like FTP, internal file moves, data cleanup, etc so it's become vital to getting things done in our business. The more we use it, the most use cases we're able to discover as word gets out through the business.
Pros
- JAMS works well to organize jobs into logical folders with unique permissions for each folder
- JAMS makes it easy to set up alerts for job failures and other notifications
- Setting up scheduling times with normal human wording, such as Weekdays, or 2nd Tuesday of the month, etc.
Cons
- The ability to edit workflow jobs in the web console.
- The ability to move a job from one folder to another vs copy/paste/delete.
- Security inheritance could be improved on items outside of the Definitions area.
Return on Investment
- Being able to automate routine, repetitive, and mundane tasks has freed our admins up to focus on improving our environment and reduce task fatigue.
- Being able to automate solutions for other departments has greatly enhanced their ability to accomplish their jobs and has eliminated the need to manually input or convert data to a usable format.
Alternatives Considered
ActiveBatch Workload Automation
Other Software Used
Veeam Data Platform, PDQ Deploy & Inventory





