Strikedeck was a SaaS platform for Customer Success used to enable more efficiency in planning renewals, identifying upsell/cross-sell opportunities, and monitoring customer health, with out of the box playbooks and workflows for common events in the customer lifecycle. The platform was acquired by Medallia, and discontinued. Strikedeck is no longer available.
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Totango
Score 7.8 out of 10
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Totango customer success software, now with Catalyst, helps enterprise businesses and cross-functional teams accelerate customer outcomes in productivity, retention, and expansion. Totango and Catalyst will become a unified product, following the merger in February 2024.
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Each package gives teams a 360° customer account profile, customer health scoring, customer journey program templates (SuccessBLOCS), automated workflows (SuccessPlays), email campaigns, self-paced onboarding, and customer support.
Totango seemed the best way to have quick wins, long term wins, and work through optimizations and iterations along the way. We could launch piecemeal and adapt to our business needs as we saw value in Totango, instead of having to create a masterpiece that would be complex to …
Head of Operations & Customer Success, EMEA & Americas
Chose Totango
Totango was selected before I joined the business as it was cheaper and more flexible. The fact that it is working independently from SalesForce is a major benefit as our SalesForce instance is not 100% reliable.
Initially [we were] with Gainsight, but their modifications to the UI and inability to work at Contract level in Salesforce really killed it for us. We used Gainsight 3 years prior to switching to Totango. Both were limited rollout to the Elite CSM team followed by broader …
Two main gaps made us choosing Totango instead of Gainsight: 1. Pricing - We do believe Gainsight has a great product and service, but our company can't afford it before scaling. 2. Flexibility of onboarding - For us, the fast implementation and the lean mindset is really …
We had web demos and multiple phone calls with several other companies that advertised customer success software. We also spoke with friends at other organizations that are in customer success to discuss their tools, processes, and experience with various venders. Overall, we …
I started at the organization after Totango was selected, but I hear the decision was based on how intuitive the solution was, and how it could integrate with the other solutions in-house. At prior companies, the reporting suite had been the primary focus. One company in …
Gainsight was looked at as well, and Totango came out on top for 2 reasons. Cost and usability. Totango truly is in a class by itself as compared to Gainsight.
We selected Totango over other products because of the balance between sophisticated functionality (like customized health categorization based on usage) and a reasonable price point.
I was not involved in the initial evaluation of customer success tools. We are now evaluating Gainsight as part of our renewal process. We are looking to make sure they can integrate with outside data sources including Salesforce and want to be able to get more granular insight …
It depends on the problem you are trying to solve. The overall industry and role of customer success is still growing and many organizations are still trying to get their head around it. However, as a SaaS organization you very likely recognize the need to improve your …
The price was a big factor for similar features. Although the other system had more features and a cleaner/more complete integration with Salesforce (as a Salesforce extension), we didn't need all the bells and whistles a this point.
We used Salesforce extensively for several years and Totango integrates directly into Salesforce, pulling data into their product as well as pushing data back to Salesforce. As they add new functionality it quickly and easily integrates into Salesforce through the API.
The system is good for Customer Success teams to get started and if all the users are updating it responsibly. There are not many checks and balances in the system so your team will have to be disciplined. The reason why I have not been generous with my rating is only because of the slow nature of support and upgrades to the product.
for a CSM it´s marvelous, you have in one window everything,the agenda for your day by day work, the workload you have in a day,all the customers database and call history added by tasks and toutch points, the to do thing in each customer you know what to do next, with renewal you hace an digital engadgement with customers inform they need to renew in order to keep using the app.
Totango easily integrates with other tools to pull information in one place.
Totango is extremely easy to configure how you want, including adding new attributes that are important to you, creating segments relevant to your business, and automating processes through SuccessPlays and Campaigns.
Totango Support is amazing! Very knowledgeable and prompt!
Totango provides so many resources for users, including tutorials, a knowledge base, and the new creator campus. It's awesome.
Sending generic emails to the selective contacts and provide stats on when the email was read
Difficult to create product specific relationships to capture additional details at the product level. This may be possible but it wasn't setup at my workplace.
We like the tool enough to keep it in the long run. It does what we need it exactly to do, and I think there's still a lot for us to uncover in terms of its capabilities. There are a lot of functions we want to take the time to learn, but we've been strapped on resources so are just staying afloat.
Strikedeck is [an] easy system to use. We did not have to subject the team to detailed training to start using the product. Simple introduction session was good enough. The custom reporting module is something [that] needs some training to get used to but otherwise, the system is intuitive and easy to use.
It is easy to use and understand, and simple to follow day to day. Logging notes and tasks is one of the key areas this is utilised along with tracking reports and accessing key data points for conversations with customers which is helpful. Mobile app helps too to access information on the go.
Totango is available all the time . the only problem is that some times it takes time to load specially the records of the customers. The data loading inside the customer account is fast. It may be because of internet service but still it can i,prove a lot. i have seen other competitors software which is faster
At times the integration sync can be really slow when it comes to touchpoints. I can't say the same for customer health syncing, but I do tend to notice the lag from email syncing, and in those cases, I will need to refresh the Totango page a couple of times or wait a couple of extra seconds/minutes for it to show up.
I give Totango a support rating of 10 because I can always get support whenever needed. If its a technical issue, I know I can email their support team for help. If it's a more in depth question with respect to our instance of Totango, I can reach out to our CSM and always get help in a very reasonable amount of time. I always look to Totango as the standard when I think of how to best communicate and support our own customers.
Our CSM did a great job of conducting the training so we understand, at the very least, the functionality that is directly relevant to us. This also allowed us to train our own new team mates when onboarding based on the training flow that was first presented to us. This was also conducted as a interactive sessions, as training are notoriously known to be dry
Totango has been easy for our team to integrate most of our new features into, which is great considering we have to factor in the customers' usage of the new features into all of the health and usage metrics we have. It has taken a while to integrate our second product however, which is why I would rank this a 7.
I've implemented dozens of systems over the last 15 years and, I feel, Totango was by far the most challenging. I have a background in several areas, but the most applicable to Totango is my background in data management, systems administration, programming, web design, web dev. Totango was very challenging to set-up. Other systems have more intuitive UIs and onboarding. For anyone wanting to use Totango, don't. For those that are still not convinced, I would make sure you are game for a very long implementation and the ongoing maintenance of syncing/resyncing. If you are in charge of implementation, in my experience, this is a not a 'set it and forget it' type of platform. It does require someone who is highly technical to partner with your customer success team to make sure it is functioning properly.
Information keeps missing and changing in totango . Because of that there is are lot of problems with it. We need to manually keep the backup in an another file. More over if in case we take the backup its so hard to track since its all in numbers. Totango can be much better if the cloud storage is working fine. My company is planning to discontinue due to this factor