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ZigiOps
No-code enterprise integration platform connecting ITSM and DevOps systems.
What it does
Connects enterprise applications via native, secure APIs with real-time two-way data synchronization. Provides visual field mapping, filters, and custom transformation rules without requiring code scripts. Automates incident routing and status updates between major tools like ServiceNow, Jira, and Salesforce. Supports flexible on-premises and cloud deployments with enterprise-grade security and zero data storage architecture.
Why it works
Offers a fully visual, no-code configuration framework that eliminates high developer overhead and custom script maintenance. Provides robust bidirectional synchronization preserving full object hierarchies, comments, and attachments across systems. Features flexible deployment models supporting both secure on-premises installations and cloud environments. Delivers pre-built templates for popular enterprise use cases to reduce initial setup and configuration time.
Category: AI & Automation
Team Size: 11-25
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As of 2026
AI & Automation
Revenue: $1M-$10M ARR
No-code enterprise integration platform connecting ITSM and DevOps systems.
Overview
ZigiOps is an advanced no-code enterprise integration platform designed by ZigiWave to seamlessly connect disparate systems like ITSM, DevOps, and cloud tools. It enables non-technical users to build, customize, and scale bidirectional integrations and real-time data syncs without writing scripts or managing custom code. By eliminating manual data entry and bridging operational silos, ZigiOps accelerates cross-team collaboration and incident resolution times for modern enterprises.
Funding status: Bootstrapped
Revenue source: Subscriptions
Customer type: B2B
Pricing: Subscription
Tech stack: Java, JavaScript, REST APIs, PostgreSQL, AWS
Platform: Web
Integrations: ServiceNow, Jira, Azure DevOps, Salesforce, Freshservice, Zendesk
Founder story
ZigiOps was developed by ZigiWave, co-founded by Idan Harel and Avi Koren, with Mariya Zasheva serving as CEO. Headquartered in Sofia, Bulgaria, the company was built to challenge the complex, code-heavy enterprise integration market by providing a flexible, user-friendly platform that empowers non-technical users to seamlessly connect enterprise systems.
What it does
- Connects enterprise applications via native, secure APIs with real-time two-way data synchronization
- Provides visual field mapping, filters, and custom transformation rules without requiring code scripts
- Automates incident routing and status updates between major tools like ServiceNow, Jira, and Salesforce
- Supports flexible on-premises and cloud deployments with enterprise-grade security and zero data storage architecture.
Who it's for
- IT Operations Teams
- Managed Service Providers
- DevOps Engineers
- Enterprise System Administrators
Why it works
- Offers a fully visual, no-code configuration framework that eliminates high developer overhead and custom script maintenance
- Provides robust bidirectional synchronization preserving full object hierarchies, comments, and attachments across systems
- Features flexible deployment models supporting both secure on-premises installations and cloud environments
- Delivers pre-built templates for popular enterprise use cases to reduce initial setup and configuration time.
Growth strategies
- Direct enterprise sales targeting IT service management and operations departments
- Partnership distribution channels with Managed Service Providers looking to unify client tools
- Targeted content marketing focused on eliminating custom scripting and manual IT workflows
- Continuous expansion of pre- built integrations connecting emerging DevOps and cloud platforms
Alternatives
Comparison overview
- [ZigiOps specializes in complex bidirectional enterprise ITSM and DevOps data alignment without coding, whereas platforms like Zapier focus heavily on lightweight web app task automation n/]
- [Pricing and licensing models scale around enterprise system instances and multi-tenant MSP architectures compared to flat per-user task consumption tiers n/]