BrandMuscle vs SAP CRM comparison

 

Categories and Ranking

BrandMuscle
Average Rating
0.0
Number of Reviews
0
Ranking in other categories
Marketing Resource Management (7th)
SAP CRM
Average Rating
7.6
Number of Reviews
40
Ranking in other categories
CRM (4th), Local Government CRM (2nd), Marketing Management (4th)
 

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Darshan Makhecha - PeerSpot reviewer
Jul 17, 2022
Great task and opportunity features with a helpful dashboard
There are many very valuable features. The lead management is great. Once you enter the prospect details, you can create a lead. After creating the lead, you can define whether it can be qualified as an opportunity or not, or it can be rejected based on the volume. I like the opportunity management. Once the lead is matured, you can convert it into an opportunity and you can track it by the opportunity based on the product segment. You can monitor your visits. For example, if a customer visits, you can easily put in the data. You can plan your visit and you can plan your schedule. The dashboard feature is nice. You can filter. You can select your requirements based on the industry, for example. We can also prepare a report and use it for the sales agenda from the dashboard. I am a fan of task management. So what is the thing that, for example, there is a cross-functional team responsible for a particular customer. Being a frontline key account manager, I get the lead and assign some products and tasks to my team. Task management helps us to use our effort in a strategic direction that is very productive. It has really helped me to monitor my work and also helped me to help the customer in a better way.

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"The pricing from SAP is good but it takes time to realize the investment."
"SAP CRM offers a free trial for anyone wanting to test the product before purchasing it."
"SAP CRM is an expensive product."
"There is a license required for the solution and most of my clients purchase an annual license."
"SAP CRM is an expensive solution and is the most challenging aspect of the solution."
"They should reduce the price to target small businesses."
"SAP CRM is not suitable for smaller businesses because it is expensive. The larger businesses would be able to handle the cost."
"The product is costly."
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Computer Software Company
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Government
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Manufacturing Company
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Financial Services Firm
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What do you like most about SAP CRM?
Getting the right information at the right time across different programs is important. These programs lack interaction between them. IPA is a good option to bring them together.
What is your experience regarding pricing and costs for SAP CRM?
I rate SAP as a three on a scale from one to ten, with one being inexpensive and ten being expensive.
What needs improvement with SAP CRM?
If we integrate the database, processes can run much faster than usual. This could potentially improve SAP timing. Also, incorporating additional features like enhanced AI could be beneficial.
 

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Sample Customers

Ochsner, HCS, VSP, CVS Pharmacy, Audi, Paccair, VCA Animal Hospitals, United Way, Sonic, Auntie Anne's, H&R Block
Brau Union Osterreich AG, Nu Skin Enterprises Inc., AOK Bundesverband, RAK Ceramics, NHS 24, Wholesale Sports Outdoor Outfitters, FC Bayern Munchen AG, Tumi, The Kellogg Company, MVV Energie AG, Anglian Water Services, German Football Association (DFB), Nebraska Book Company Inc.