Crayon Intel Pro vs. Oracle DaaS

Overview
ProductRatingMost Used ByProduct SummaryStarting Price
Crayon Intel Pro
Score 8.7 out of 10
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Crayon headquartered in Boston offers the Crayon Intel Pro marketing intelligence suite, including competitive intel and analysis, market and product trends, and search tools (e.g. filters and views) for making data intelligible.N/A
Oracle DaaS
Score 6.3 out of 10
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Oracle DaaS is a subscription-based marketing intelligence platform which leverages Oracle's 2014 acquisitions Datalogix and BlueKai. Oracle DaaS for Marketing provides anonymous multi-channel data for marketers, and Oracle DaaS for Social provides social and enterprise data.N/A
Pricing
Crayon Intel ProOracle DaaS
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Crayon Intel ProOracle DaaS
Free Trial
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Free/Freemium Version
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Premium Consulting/Integration Services
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Entry-level Setup FeeNo setup feeNo setup fee
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Features
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Market Research
Comparison of Market Research features of Product A and Product B
Crayon Intel Pro
9.2
2 Ratings
4% above category average
Oracle DaaS
-
Ratings
Competitor Research7.52 Ratings00 Ratings
Competitor alerts10.02 Ratings00 Ratings
Market Insights and Reports10.02 Ratings00 Ratings
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User Ratings
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Likelihood to Recommend
10.0
(2 ratings)
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Usability
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User Testimonials
Crayon Intel ProOracle DaaS
Likelihood to Recommend
Crayon, Inc.
Elsewhere in my review, I've talked about Crayon's incredible capabilities to track competitors, make ingesting intelligence about those competitors automatic, and how easily it incorporates that intelligence into dynamically and automatically-updated battlecards. I've also talked about their expanding use of AI to improve user experience and to improve the final work of CI professionals. All of which is to say that Crayon is the best tool I've ever used for intelligence analysis- it's incredible. Another area of consideration is analytics, particularly around win/loss data - Crayon's integration with Salesforce creates insightful analytics for understanding which competitors you're winning against, which you're losing against, which sellers are having a hard time, which are succeeding, and which sellers are utilizing the battlecards during the sales cycle. Proving ROI is simple with Crayon's analytics, as well, with a tool to show how much revenue you (as an individual) or your team have influenced with your battlecards.
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Oracle
As a small company, there is a bit critical to choose Daas as the plans are high and support is available but not at that much priority. A company that wants to invest in the future can go with that. As every software has it's own pros and cons using the Oracle Daas we can build the best future sales planning and DB integration with our consumers to support worldwide level code.
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Pros
Crayon, Inc.
  • Win/Loss Analysis
  • Competitive Listening
  • Battlecard Creation
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Oracle
  • Customer Service
  • Transparency
  • Connect ability
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Cons
Crayon, Inc.
  • Crayon has been innovative in incorporating AI into the tool, both to enhance productivity and to enhance the outcomes of analysis. The fantastic thing is these features started rudimentary, have gotten better, and are set to get better still - I could recommend this to Crayon as an area for improvement (I suppose), but they're already working to take advantage of the latest AI features to make the user experience and our outputs even better.
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Oracle
  • Prices and plans are higher not for mid level companies.
  • Not supported to all programming languages.
  • Need to go with more detail in user interface.
  • Provide more support to customers.
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Usability
Crayon, Inc.
Crayon is super easy to use - regardless of level in the organization. As a power user, it's easy to curate the most important information about competitors and then distribute it out to leadership and other teams so that they can stay informed on the most important competitor trends. It allows me to share out information via email or through Slack and our competitive intel channel
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Oracle
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Alternatives Considered
Crayon, Inc.
The core features of all of these are essentially the same. Crayon Impact (the win/loss side) is what won us over compared to the other tools that we demoed.
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Oracle
Better in every way, less modeled and more accurate audience segments
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Return on Investment
Crayon, Inc.
  • Crayon has centralized what was previously a dispersed collection of competitive intelligence analysis, streamlined sharing of competitive insights, and allowed the CI Team unprecedented visibility into our impact on the business. This helps our business by: making sharing of analysis more efficient and creating a self-serve mechanism among our stakeholders, reducing the number of bespoke requests we receive; fostering competitive discussions among the wider workforce, which pulls in multiple perspective to ultimately shape and improve the quality of finished analysis; clarifying the impact of the CI Team's role on the business, which makes discussions around ROI with leadership much easier now that they're backed by hard numbers rather than a reliance on anecdotal evidence.
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Oracle
  • Costs are increase but production is also increase.
  • Need more UI features.
  • Better DB integration provide more support to the code.
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