I do see some room for improvement. The platform already integrates with API technology so you can kick off workflows from there. I think now it would be beneficial to improve integration capabilities, potentially add more built-in connectors, and include some AI capabilities. In the file transfer space, I think those flows are kind of preset. I think it has reached a level of maturity at this point in time, and the market also perceives that. A lot of customers are moving to Axway. I think they provide the features that the market needs today.
I think Axway AMPLIFY Managed File Transfer can be improved in marketing, and they should also focus on more information about selling their product because such a useful product has not been used in every project. Still, many projects are using FTP and SFTP. Axway AMPLIFY Managed File Transfer is very fine; just marketing is needed.
Senior System Analyst at a manufacturing company with 10,001+ employees
Real User
Top 5
Dec 29, 2025
Axway AMPLIFY Managed File Transfer is a strong platform, but there are a few areas that could improve the experience. The end-user interface and navigation could be more intuitive, especially for quickly accessing partner configurations and transferring data. More granular and customizable alerting and dashboards would be helpful for operational teams. An expanded API and automation would make it easier to integrate with DevOps tools to reduce manual tasks.
Axway AMPLIFY Managed File Transfer can be improved with more logging or easier onboarding. I give it a nine out of ten because there are a few features which are missing, perhaps including easier configuration for some of the protocols or file transfers, as well as documentation relating to the same.
Their monitoring is not up to the mark and needs improvement. They should have enhanced auto-reconnection capabilities for interrupted file transfers and implement features allowing chunk movement of data. These improvements are necessary for situations where large files are being transported and might face interruptions, requiring operations intervention.
When it comes to the tool's scalability, I cannot say that everything can be done in the best version. There is always a scope for improvement. The tool can try to make it a little bit more flexible so that we can easily invoke the APIs, and in such a way, it can be made a little bit better. In general, everything is fine with respect to the tool's scalability. My company has encountered some challenges. The tool does not allow the explicit port for some of the protocols, like FTP. We are still selling the tool to some of our clients. I feel they should allow us to do some testing for the SMB-related protocols or Windows path-related protocols, which we are not allowing, making it difficult for us to identify the issue with respect to those SMB protocols as well as Amazon S3's protocols. I believe it is an area that needs to be fixed so that it will help the end customer do those types of tests without the help of another external tool. As of now, I can remember only these two scenarios where improvements are needed.
Learn what your peers think about Axway AMPLIFY Managed File Transfer. Get advice and tips from experienced pros sharing their opinions. Updated: May 2026.
Principal Solution Architect at a comms service provider with 51-200 employees
Real User
Jan 24, 2024
It is complicated to manage multi-operations, particularly in handling file name changes within file transcripts. This particular area needs improvement. There could be an endpoint connection for multiple operations.
Director Of Operations at a outsourcing company with 10,001+ employees
Real User
Jul 19, 2023
Sometimes, the application's embedded databases couldn't perform well for a higher volume of data. Thus, legacy licensing for these databases needs improvement.
I am looking for a kind of feature in terms of high performance and high visibility in a system or solution. So right now, this is not the feature we are using now, but we are searching for this kind of a solution.
We are pretty happy with the solution. There haven’t been any shortcomings. We only hope that they continue to keep updating the solution and improving the offering. They could always do more updates and releases.
Application Development Senior Analyst at a computer software company with 10,001+ employees
Real User
Feb 10, 2022
One area of improvement is troubleshooting. When a transfer fails, they provide little information about the login, which makes troubleshooting difficult. Also, file transfer scheduling is primitive. By that, I mean you can't define a complex schedule, like scheduling a job to run at particular hours multiple times in a day. Also, Axway Amplify doesn't have built-in analytics, so you need to use another product for that. It would be helpful if they could do some basic analytics, like statistics for a 24-hour period. I'd like to see something simple that shows how many file transfers came in and went out from the environment, and how many failed. I would also like to see Axway implement online patch management. We have to take the application completely offline to apply the patch and then restart. Other applications support online patch management, so I would appreciate it if they could do something similar. Of course, a restart would still be required, but online patch management could significantly reduce our downtime.
Axway AMPLIFY Managed File Transfer offers secure, scalable, and automated file transfer solutions with centralized monitoring, real-time visibility, and compliance-driven customization.Axway AMPLIFY Managed File Transfer enhances secure file exchanges across partners and systems with support for protocols like SFTP and FTPS. It offers centralized monitoring, real-time file tracking with color-coded status indicators, and automated scheduling. Users appreciate its support for encrypted...
I do see some room for improvement. The platform already integrates with API technology so you can kick off workflows from there. I think now it would be beneficial to improve integration capabilities, potentially add more built-in connectors, and include some AI capabilities. In the file transfer space, I think those flows are kind of preset. I think it has reached a level of maturity at this point in time, and the market also perceives that. A lot of customers are moving to Axway. I think they provide the features that the market needs today.
I think Axway AMPLIFY Managed File Transfer can be improved in marketing, and they should also focus on more information about selling their product because such a useful product has not been used in every project. Still, many projects are using FTP and SFTP. Axway AMPLIFY Managed File Transfer is very fine; just marketing is needed.
Axway AMPLIFY Managed File Transfer is a strong platform, but there are a few areas that could improve the experience. The end-user interface and navigation could be more intuitive, especially for quickly accessing partner configurations and transferring data. More granular and customizable alerting and dashboards would be helpful for operational teams. An expanded API and automation would make it easier to integrate with DevOps tools to reduce manual tasks.
Axway AMPLIFY Managed File Transfer can be improved with more logging or easier onboarding. I give it a nine out of ten because there are a few features which are missing, perhaps including easier configuration for some of the protocols or file transfers, as well as documentation relating to the same.
Their monitoring is not up to the mark and needs improvement. They should have enhanced auto-reconnection capabilities for interrupted file transfers and implement features allowing chunk movement of data. These improvements are necessary for situations where large files are being transported and might face interruptions, requiring operations intervention.
When it comes to the tool's scalability, I cannot say that everything can be done in the best version. There is always a scope for improvement. The tool can try to make it a little bit more flexible so that we can easily invoke the APIs, and in such a way, it can be made a little bit better. In general, everything is fine with respect to the tool's scalability. My company has encountered some challenges. The tool does not allow the explicit port for some of the protocols, like FTP. We are still selling the tool to some of our clients. I feel they should allow us to do some testing for the SMB-related protocols or Windows path-related protocols, which we are not allowing, making it difficult for us to identify the issue with respect to those SMB protocols as well as Amazon S3's protocols. I believe it is an area that needs to be fixed so that it will help the end customer do those types of tests without the help of another external tool. As of now, I can remember only these two scenarios where improvements are needed.
It is complicated to manage multi-operations, particularly in handling file name changes within file transcripts. This particular area needs improvement. There could be an endpoint connection for multiple operations.
Sometimes, the application's embedded databases couldn't perform well for a higher volume of data. Thus, legacy licensing for these databases needs improvement.
I am looking for a kind of feature in terms of high performance and high visibility in a system or solution. So right now, this is not the feature we are using now, but we are searching for this kind of a solution.
We are pretty happy with the solution. There haven’t been any shortcomings. We only hope that they continue to keep updating the solution and improving the offering. They could always do more updates and releases.
One area of improvement is troubleshooting. When a transfer fails, they provide little information about the login, which makes troubleshooting difficult. Also, file transfer scheduling is primitive. By that, I mean you can't define a complex schedule, like scheduling a job to run at particular hours multiple times in a day. Also, Axway Amplify doesn't have built-in analytics, so you need to use another product for that. It would be helpful if they could do some basic analytics, like statistics for a 24-hour period. I'd like to see something simple that shows how many file transfers came in and went out from the environment, and how many failed. I would also like to see Axway implement online patch management. We have to take the application completely offline to apply the patch and then restart. Other applications support online patch management, so I would appreciate it if they could do something similar. Of course, a restart would still be required, but online patch management could significantly reduce our downtime.