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Peregrine Connect is a leader in Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) on G2

Peregrine Connect is a leader in Data Mapping on G2

Peregrine Connect is a leader in Enterprise On-Premise Data Integration on G2

Peregrine Connect is a leader in Mid-Market On-Premise Data Integration on G2

Simplified Integration for the Microsoft .NET Framework

Traditional integration platforms often come with exorbitant service fees and operations costs. Peregrine Connect is built on Microsoft .NET, so you can use your own .NET development team and other in-house resources to tackle complex integration challenges for a fraction of the cost.

Peregrine is an application, service and workflow integration platform that simplifies messaging, system integration and Web service enablement. It facilitates quick integration of disparate applications and speeds up the adoption of service-oriented architecture.

Companies worldwide in a variety of industries use Peregrine Connect to deploy complex integration projects in a matter of weeks rather than months.

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Flexible, Agile, Cost-Effective Connectivity

When it comes to simplifying integration, no other product can compete with Peregrine's flexibility, performance and price.

Peregrine's library of reliable connectors handle many use cases other integration products can’t, so it’s unlikely you’ll have to write additional code to enhance or replace an existing connector that doesn’t fit your needs.

And you won’t have to waste time and money on specialized training and services; because Peregrine's connectors are simple .NET components that your .NET developers already know how to create.