An enterprise grade CRM solution featuring customization and integration capabilities, and an open architecture for a personalized user experience. It can be deployed either on-premises or in the cloud.
Oracle CRM is one of the best products in the market to run the company’s data. Nowadays it has a lot of competition since the birth of cloud-based solutions. The flexibility of implementations, UI, easier migration tools and configuration are key elements to determine the …
We also connect to Oracle Business Intelligence, which is not even an option of the list of products above (that's always encouraging when products are missing from lists!) This connects to campaigns in Siebel along with users writing reports based on data from Siebel. I don't …
I would say honestly they are both really good programs. They would compliment each other quite well if they weren't competition. They both offer great opportunities for success and both have areas which need improvement. Overall, however, they are worth a shot.
Siebel is suitable for a large organization as it has a comprehensive integrated functionality with great performance that suits customer service, marketing and sales. It supports complex security guidelines. It has complete development and deployment manager that can keep …
Salesforce is clearly the winner when it comes to CRM. They have a time proven and absolutely robust solution which is not only easy but fun to use. Zoho CRM doesn't have as many features as the other modern CRMs but it's a good, lightweight and comparatively cheaper option. …
Oracle Siebel CRM was selected 2 years before I began working here. At that time is was best of breed, and we only used it for servicing our clients. Our company did not use any of the sales features in the tool. Once the company decided to do sales, we introduced …
Siebel CRM is available in different modifications and can be tailored to specific needs. The user interface is clean and simple, and it takes very little time to make changes to customizing changes to fit your needs. Siebel CRM also offers multiple integration options to make …
We evaluated several companies for marketing before the purchase of Siebel in 2010. However, Siebel was already being used by our sales organization and it was already decided prior to us interviewing other companies that we would be buying Siebel. The dog and pony show for the …
Oracle Siebel CRM has got much stronger workflow engine than its competitors like Kickserv and Zoho CRM. Also, the provided integration options are better than Salesforce or Hatchbuck. With the additional support for Customer Relationship Management (CRM) Desktop plugin for …
Siebel is quite a bit slower in performance and lacks support for modern browsers, in contrast to Salesforce.com. It's also much less searchable and discoverable (with regard to insights) and lacks a fresh look. I'm not privy to all the reasons why our organization moved away …
Throughout the time that we have used it, Oracle has provided a full on pipeline of solutions and account planning which increases the services of marketing, accounting and finance. We notice that with sales it was simply a breakthrough, allowing us to make better decisions with real-time view and proactive communication to get the job done. No dislikes for this software at all
Lack of documentation for developers -- it feels like almost nothing in the grand scheme of things, especially around OpenUI. Sure there are some things on bookshelf, but that's all it is, some. It's not in depth--there are hardly any examples and I generally get answers outside of bookshelf.
Support isn't so good, I'd sooner try to solve the problem with many workarounds than put a support ticket in that might go into the abyss and never get resolved.
The user interface is lacking for our version. Granted, we are at least four years behind and have no mobile responsiveness (we had to build that ourselves) but I've seen the newer version and there need to be more intuitive user interface patterns in general
Sometimes there are weird quirks in customizations that should work in theory, but don't.
Oracle Siebel CRM is an older Sales CRM, so many of it's features aren't as current as ones used today. However, it has a smoother and easy-to-use UI. We're glad that we can still access Oracle Siebel CRM because it's easier to find older information that we can't easily find in our Salesforce Lightning CRM tool.
We no longer have support for our Oracle Siebel CRM. When we did, the support was slow to get some things fixed, therefore, there was a lot of downtime. Of course, this slowed down our overall productivity and increased our overall frustration with the tool. However, it would be nice if we still had some support with it since we still do access it from time to time.
Siebel is quite a bit slower in performance and lacks support for modern browsers, in contrast to Salesforce.com. It's also much less searchable and discoverable (with regard to insights) and lacks a fresh look. I'm not privy to all the reasons why our organization moved away from Siebel CRM, but I'm glad we did.
Very positive impact: replacing multiple silo applications based on outdated technology
Provide data integrity by eliminating redundancy and the use of audit trails
Improves safety of users on the field: use of tracking tool and providing list of hazards
Thanks to the multi-org feature of the Siebel CRM, after a first successful implementation we were able to package the solution and offer it to multiple other customers, with minimum changes.