List of Nobl9 Platform Customers
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Each quarter our research team identifies companies that have purchased Nobl9 Platform for Application Performance Management from public (Press Releases, Customer References, Testimonials, Case Studies and Success Stories) and proprietary sources, including the customer size, industry, location, implementation status, partner involvement, LOB Key Stakeholders and related IT decision-makers contact details.
Companies using Nobl9 Platform for Application Performance Management include: Procore, a United States based Professional Services organisation with 4203 employees and revenues of $1.15 billion, Flexera, a United States based Professional Services organisation with 2000 employees and revenues of $400.0 million, OutSystems, a United States based Professional Services organisation with 1500 employees and revenues of $350.0 million and many others.
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Flexera | Professional Services | 2000 | $400M | United States | Nobl9 | Nobl9 Platform | Application Performance Management | 2023 | n/a |
In 2023 Flexera implemented the Nobl9 Platform for Application Performance Management to instrument service level objectives for critical batch processing pipelines. The Nobl9 Platform was applied to ensure customers receive up-to-date data, making the implementation directly tied to Flexera business functions in IT and data operations responsible for data delivery and customer-facing data freshness.
Deployment focused on SLO and SLI instrumentation across batch processing pipelines, with configuration of job level SLOs and monitoring pipelines to surface data delivery gaps. The Nobl9 Platform implementation used standard Application Performance Management capabilities including SLO definition, SLI collection, alerting aligned to SLO thresholds, and operational signal integration into runbook and incident workflows to prioritize batch job reliability.
Operational scope covered IT and data-operations teams responsible for batch jobs and downstream customer data delivery, with rollout oriented around critical pipelines feeding customer portals and reporting. A Nobl9 case study reported improved batch processing times and cost and reliability benefits, and the implementation explicitly used Nobl9 Platform for batch and job SLOs to formalize governance of data delivery SLAs and to drive operational consistency.
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OutSystems | Professional Services | 1500 | $350M | United States | Nobl9 | Nobl9 Platform | Application Performance Management | 2023 | n/a |
In 2023 OutSystems deployed the Nobl9 Platform to roll out Service Level Objectives at scale across its engineering and reliability teams. The implementation emphasized SLOs-as-code to enable repeatable definitions and automated propagation of targets across services.
OutSystems used the Nobl9 Platform as an Application Performance Management solution to operationalize SLO authoring and analysis. Key capabilities implemented included SLOs-as-code for declarative target definition and a Service Level Analyzer pattern for using historical metrics to inform target-setting, enabling teams to codify objectives that reflect observed performance distributions.
The implementation automated SLO deployment across services and was aligned with standard observability and deployment workflows, using code-driven SLO artifacts to integrate SLO lifecycle with engineering pipelines and service releases. Operational coverage was focused on engineering and reliability functions, with SLOs applied at the service level to create consistent reliability targets across the estate.
Governance centered on standardizing SLO definitions and enabling engineering teams to set targets tied to business impact, which accelerated internal SLO adoption and improved the organization ability to analyze metrics and set meaningful reliability targets linked to service outcomes. The Nobl9 Platform provided a centralized Application Performance Management capability for codified SLO governance and automated rollouts across services.
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Procore | Professional Services | 4203 | $1.2B | United States | Nobl9 | Nobl9 Platform | Application Performance Management | 2022 | n/a |
In 2022, Procore implemented the Nobl9 Platform to introduce SLO-driven reliability across its microservices and observability stack. The Nobl9 Platform, an Application Performance Management product, was adopted to provide centralized reliability instrumentation and reduce alert noise within Procore's US engineering organization.
Implementation centered on service level objective workflows, with Procore configuring SLO definitions, alerting policies, and reliability dashboards within the Nobl9 Platform to make customer-impacting signals explicit. These functional modules translated telemetry into operational guardrails for engineering and site reliability workflows.
Nobl9 Platform was integrated with Procore's existing monitoring tools and observability stack to provide a single source of truth for reliability across microservices, consolidating signals from distributed instrumentation into SLO-based views. The rollout targeted Procore's US engineering teams and aligned engineering, operations, and incident response workstreams to SLO indicators.
Governance changes emphasized SLO-driven alerting thresholds and embedding SLO review into runbooks and incident processes. The implementation is expected to improve engineer retention, reduce alert fatigue, and help teams focus on customer-impacting work while improving customer experience.
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