Main Developer at a transportation company with 11-50 employees
Real User
Top 5
Jul 7, 2026
I chose nine out of ten because it is very useful to have a specific tool in a drag-and-drop tool to have an application in a very quick way. That is the main feature and the main purpose that we had Tulip at my previous work. Regarding Tulip's AI capabilities, its governance and security were great. We have Tulip on our servers and service in Tulip, and we have a very big security scale implemented in that way. I do not have the correct answer for Tulip's accuracy and reliability of output because I did not use the AI feature. The version that we had does not have any AI features yet. My advice for others looking into using Tulip is that if you want to implement Tulip in your environment, you need to take the first certification regarding Tulip. It was pretty easy and useful for me just to have initial steps to implement in our environment. Follow up on the Tulip University path. It was pretty easy just to implement initial steps in an MES environment. I rate Tulip a nine out of ten.
The only specific outcomes I can really share are that a lot of people that have taken the class seem really passionate afterwards and see how simple technology can make a significant impact on their company. My advice to others looking into using Tulip is to really know your use case and start with defining your process. That makes it a lot easier to set it up. I rated this review a six.
Student at a healthcare company with 201-500 employees
Real User
Jul 4, 2026
My advice for others looking into using Tulip is to go through Tulip University, study all the materials, do the examples, and then start the work. I would recommend going through the knowledge base website as well. It is very good, but sometimes the logic had to be changed because I used Tulip not in a commercial application, but rather in an academic application. However, some of the questions were still asked in such a way that it seemed as though I was using it in a commercial application. Many of the questions were irrelevant to me, even though there was previous context that it was not in a commercial or business application. I gave Tulip a review rating of eight out of ten.
Senior Solution Engineer at a tech services company with 51-200 employees
Real User
Top 5
Jun 15, 2026
For those looking into using Tulip, my advice is that it is great, particularly for anyone migrating from physical to digital documentation for MES software, especially those focused on GMP guidelines in the pharmaceutical industry. Tulip can be used for GMP-related work. I gave this product a rating of eight out of ten.
Tulip is an innovative platform designed to enhance manufacturing operations by integrating core functionalities that streamline process management and data collection.Tulip offers a dynamic approach to manufacturing tasks. By providing users with tools to build applications without code, Tulip optimizes production lines and enhances workforce efficiency. Users often highlight the platform's ability to aggregate real-time data for better decision-making and its ease of customization. Despite...
I chose nine out of ten because it is very useful to have a specific tool in a drag-and-drop tool to have an application in a very quick way. That is the main feature and the main purpose that we had Tulip at my previous work. Regarding Tulip's AI capabilities, its governance and security were great. We have Tulip on our servers and service in Tulip, and we have a very big security scale implemented in that way. I do not have the correct answer for Tulip's accuracy and reliability of output because I did not use the AI feature. The version that we had does not have any AI features yet. My advice for others looking into using Tulip is that if you want to implement Tulip in your environment, you need to take the first certification regarding Tulip. It was pretty easy and useful for me just to have initial steps to implement in our environment. Follow up on the Tulip University path. It was pretty easy just to implement initial steps in an MES environment. I rate Tulip a nine out of ten.
The only specific outcomes I can really share are that a lot of people that have taken the class seem really passionate afterwards and see how simple technology can make a significant impact on their company. My advice to others looking into using Tulip is to really know your use case and start with defining your process. That makes it a lot easier to set it up. I rated this review a six.
My advice for others looking into using Tulip is to go through Tulip University, study all the materials, do the examples, and then start the work. I would recommend going through the knowledge base website as well. It is very good, but sometimes the logic had to be changed because I used Tulip not in a commercial application, but rather in an academic application. However, some of the questions were still asked in such a way that it seemed as though I was using it in a commercial application. Many of the questions were irrelevant to me, even though there was previous context that it was not in a commercial or business application. I gave Tulip a review rating of eight out of ten.
I would rate this review an 8 out of 10.
For those looking into using Tulip, my advice is that it is great, particularly for anyone migrating from physical to digital documentation for MES software, especially those focused on GMP guidelines in the pharmaceutical industry. Tulip can be used for GMP-related work. I gave this product a rating of eight out of ten.