SAP CRM Reviews

It's mostly for this solution when managing, so I work in a logistics role, and I use it for placing orders. I'm producing IPDs for products. They're produced from our factory. And for bringing our products in the warehouse.  

So we have vendors that offer us services for transporting our product. So when we qualify a vendor to work with us, we onboard them using this solution.

It fits our requirements.  The user experience is really good because it is easy to use. It does not require a lot of time to know just how to go around the SAP tool. 

When you are onboarding a client, it is when managing our products, and assessing the storage capacity for certain SKUs, that is, the different product services. So it is easy to use.

Our sales team uses SAP CRM to manage campaigns and cases. We also use the data from the solution for analysis and feed it into third-party applications like Quotage. It's a huge system covering engineering, sales, and product development teams.

It's an on-prem environment, but we are considering a migration to the cloud. We are working with our cloud partners AWS and Azure to deploy SAP CRM further. We will begin migrations in one or two years.

We are using the HANA Z database for CRM, which enhances the products we are currently using by making the system more efficient. Everything is connected to CRM, so we can use the data for analytics, sales forecasting, and data modeling.

The product is deployed organization-wide. I am using it specifically for my geography, India. With the list of clients in India, we can query and gain global insights into the work done with each client within our company.

I work at a Big Four organization in the business consulting team. We have 50,000 clients. Almost 90% of Fortune 2000 companies are our clients. Within them, there are many smaller business units and entities. CRM tracks all the relationships between different business entities because one parent entity could have 150 or 200 company entities associated with it.

We use the tool to create an opportunity to talk to the companies. We deliver or create an engagement code using it, which then goes into our engagement management platform. Everything else, including invoicing, happens outside of the CRM.

Globally across all of our businesses, the product is largely used to figure out who is doing what kind of work with a particular client. We maintain complex customer hierarchy structures and data points. We try to create and maintain opportunities.

Our primary use case for SAP is as a principal company system and it's relatively easy to understand our process in the system. It's quite easy to analyze the configuration and make other operations make custom accounts for the application. In my opinion, it's a good experience.

I don't have a particular reason for how this solution has helped our organization but I think that this is a better solution to control our process in the company.

CRM is used as a partner or a companion for a person who is handling account management. We can get the complete data analysis in terms of customer behavior for buying any product. Once we feed in the data, we can analyze the data and we can get further in the decision-making process.

I have increased my efficiency and my oral productivity has also improved. If we are manually managing the data somewhere, there are chances that we are missing some data, or we are not able to use some critically important information or some leads that can give us some more sales volume. However, with a CRM, you have a clear, defined pattern of entering the data and you can easily access the data at any time when you request. It really helps me to align my actions toward growth.

Overall productivity improved by more than 50%. I really get increased media volume - twice the current volume. I'm able to use all processes more efficiently. It is really helping my organization to grow more. You can recreate any dashboard report. You can analyze the report on a timely basis and you can also reuse the projects. Projects are the pipelines for our business. We’ve now got enhanced business thanks to pipeline management.

SAP CRM has improved our ability to protect consumer information and manage risks. It helps us identify risks and defects, provide solutions, and demonstrate them to our customers. This is especially critical for compliance, risk management, governance, and retention.

We are still in the middle of a pilot project that kicks off in 2025, it's hard to pick one feature. But using the iVest Viewer has been helpful for the customer. It allows them to view, edit, and update documents before finalizing them, especially with the new enhancements and APIs we've added. This has helped them see their documents side by side and make changes easily.

Integration capabilities have also streamlined our business processes. We transitioned from an all-inclusive ICMP tool to using a new tool repository called EZ Connect. It helps us detect issues before documents enter the DMS system through a content document access security model.

I have worked on multiple projects. Some were on the cloud, and some were on-premise. The on-premise project has been shelved now.

The solution is good for sales and marketing. The integration capabilities are quite flexible on-premise. The cloud version has more features than the on-premise version. The user interface is excellent.

SAP is very easy to use.

There is no scope for integration because SAP does not allow any personal integration.