Sage CRM is an SMB-oriented CRM platform offered in both SaaS and on-premise editions. Unlike the Sage SalesLogix product, the SaaS version is a true multi-tenant offering.
The platform offers excellent integration with Sage ERP and accounting products. It is also a good global solution and is available in many languages and is used by over 12,000 customers worldwide, with many customers in Europe.
$33
per month
ServiceNow IT Service Management
Score 8.6 out of 10
N/A
Built on the ServiceNow Now Platform, the IT Service Management bundle provides an agent workspace with knowledge management, and modules supporting issue tracking and problem resolution, change, release and configuration management.
$10,000
per year
Pricing
Sage CRM
ServiceNow IT Service Management
Editions & Modules
Sage CRM (cloud)
$45
Per User per Month
Sage CRM (on premise)
Lifetime License per Seat
Starting Price
$10,000.00
per year
Offerings
Pricing Offerings
Sage CRM
ServiceNow IT Service Management
Free Trial
Yes
No
Free/Freemium Version
No
No
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
Yes
No
Entry-level Setup Fee
No setup fee
No setup fee
Additional Details
Tiered pricing is available for multiple users.
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Features
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ServiceNow IT Service Management
Sales Force Automation
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Sage CRM
8.8
17 Ratings
13% above category average
ServiceNow IT Service Management
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Ratings
Customer data management / contact management
9.017 Ratings
00 Ratings
Workflow management
8.616 Ratings
00 Ratings
Territory management
8.517 Ratings
00 Ratings
Opportunity management
8.917 Ratings
00 Ratings
Integration with email client (e.g., Outlook or Gmail)
9.016 Ratings
00 Ratings
Contract management
8.614 Ratings
00 Ratings
Quote & order management
9.016 Ratings
00 Ratings
Interaction tracking
9.216 Ratings
00 Ratings
Channel / partner relationship management
8.716 Ratings
00 Ratings
Customer Service & Support
Comparison of Customer Service & Support features of Product A and Product B
Sage CRM
8.1
16 Ratings
7% above category average
ServiceNow IT Service Management
-
Ratings
Case management
8.016 Ratings
00 Ratings
Call center management
8.215 Ratings
00 Ratings
Help desk management
8.214 Ratings
00 Ratings
Marketing Automation
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Sage CRM
8.7
16 Ratings
14% above category average
ServiceNow IT Service Management
-
Ratings
Lead management
8.816 Ratings
00 Ratings
Email marketing
8.715 Ratings
00 Ratings
CRM Project Management
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Sage CRM
9.0
17 Ratings
17% above category average
ServiceNow IT Service Management
-
Ratings
Task management
9.016 Ratings
00 Ratings
Billing and invoicing management
9.015 Ratings
00 Ratings
Reporting
9.113 Ratings
00 Ratings
CRM Reporting & Analytics
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Sage CRM
8.6
17 Ratings
13% above category average
ServiceNow IT Service Management
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Ratings
Forecasting
8.716 Ratings
00 Ratings
Pipeline visualization
8.416 Ratings
00 Ratings
Customizable reports
8.717 Ratings
00 Ratings
Customization
Comparison of Customization features of Product A and Product B
Sage CRM
8.6
17 Ratings
13% above category average
ServiceNow IT Service Management
-
Ratings
Custom fields
8.517 Ratings
00 Ratings
Custom objects
8.516 Ratings
00 Ratings
Scripting environment
9.016 Ratings
00 Ratings
API for custom integration
8.314 Ratings
00 Ratings
Security
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Sage CRM
8.7
17 Ratings
5% above category average
ServiceNow IT Service Management
-
Ratings
Single sign-on capability
8.717 Ratings
00 Ratings
Role-based user permissions
8.813 Ratings
00 Ratings
Social CRM
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Sage CRM
9.4
13 Ratings
25% above category average
ServiceNow IT Service Management
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Ratings
Social data
9.513 Ratings
00 Ratings
Social engagement
9.313 Ratings
00 Ratings
Integrations with 3rd-party Software
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Sage CRM
9.0
14 Ratings
21% above category average
ServiceNow IT Service Management
-
Ratings
Marketing automation
9.114 Ratings
00 Ratings
Compensation management
8.912 Ratings
00 Ratings
Platform
Comparison of Platform features of Product A and Product B
Sage CRM
7.8
16 Ratings
4% above category average
ServiceNow IT Service Management
-
Ratings
Mobile access
7.816 Ratings
00 Ratings
Incident and problem management
Comparison of Incident and problem management features of Product A and Product B
Sage CRM
-
Ratings
ServiceNow IT Service Management
8.8
68 Ratings
7% above category average
Organize and prioritize service tickets
00 Ratings
9.867 Ratings
Expert directory
00 Ratings
8.051 Ratings
Service restoration
00 Ratings
7.956 Ratings
Self-service tools
00 Ratings
9.965 Ratings
Subscription-based notifications
00 Ratings
8.863 Ratings
ITSM collaboration and documentation
00 Ratings
8.960 Ratings
ITSM reports and dashboards
00 Ratings
8.162 Ratings
ITSM asset management
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Sage CRM
-
Ratings
ServiceNow IT Service Management
8.3
61 Ratings
1% above category average
Configuration mangement
00 Ratings
8.060 Ratings
Asset management dashboard
00 Ratings
8.159 Ratings
Policy and contract enforcement
00 Ratings
8.852 Ratings
Change management
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as it is a very flexible software that can be adapted to any business model, other functions human resource management, manufacturing and supply chain planning, all these functions are housed in a highly technological interface. I liked this system because it made automating accounts payable so much easier.the control of the basic accounting of any type of company
In our organization, we are using ServiceNow extensively. Change Management, Incident Management, Problem Management, Time tracking are few modules which we use extensively. This sort of model will work for any product or service based companies as the product is built on ITIL framework. So this product will be suited for small or large scale companies to better organize and add controls and track SLA's for technology or business process.
When in client profile, it is very intuitive, allowing you to easily transcribe notes in the clients profile.
Sage allows 3rd party plugins, so if you utilize a particular phone services or would like to import something as simple as google drive, its compatible.
When I have a number of requests to make, for example a request to add a dozen or so user accounts to more than one group account in Active Directory , I can put all the needed information into the initial form, add it to my "shopping cart" and all of that information remains on the screen for the next item for which I only need to edit a few items (like the AD group name in this example), and keep adding them to the shopping cart until I have them all. When I "Check Out" each of those items is generated as a separate task under the one request. It simplifies and expedites the creation and tracking of these kinds of requests.
I can easily and quickly see what tickets are currently assigned to me in order to prioritize them and remain aware of my workload.
Numerous fields for CIs can be used when trying to find the entry for a particular item. For example, IP Address, server name, raw text, classification, and so on.
To help with making sense out of related tasks, when a task is assigned to me and I need to open another task for a different team to work in order to complete my task, I can open a sub-task from my ticket so that the relationship between the two can be pulled up later into reports. For example, I may have a task to build a new vm, and need to open tasks for networking, security accounts, software installation and so on. By opening sub-tasks from my assignment, the time spent by all parties concerned is tied together for more meaningful cost accounting.
Reliance on Apache Tomcat causes a lot of headaches. There are common issues trying to start up the server, resulting from Apache Tomcat misconfigurations, or Java. Some forum posts on Sage City address common issues, but digging into server logs seems to be an often occurrence.
Support is somewhat lacking, less user install base means error messages are sometimes hard to find quick answers for. Most of the knowledge found on the internet is in the Sage City forum.
Integration with Microsoft 365 causes you to have to turn off some security features. This will result in your 365 tenants running lower security standards than recommended, it may put you at risk for targeted attacks.
It is hard to find areas for improvement, the tool is very powerful. That said, building the CMDB still involves some manual interaction which was not how it was presented in demos.
The CMDB data is almost too deep and detailed. When you build the relationship map it can be so large that it is overwhelming. You can limit this, but the default maps are massive if you are discovering lots of device classes.
The product is expensive. Since they are the leader in the industry and the product has tons of features, they definitely charge for it!
There are really no other words to say, it is a very easy to use application that is more straightforward and has provided better results with the bulk of features that appeal to a very broad amount of users. There may be other CRM platforms out there that are more prevalent, but I have found them to be much more clunky and less intuitive than Sage CRM.
To be completely honest setting up a new ticketing system can be a pain in the ass. Once you have it setup and customized the way you want it, you don't want to switch unless you're unhappy with the product. Unless future releases and updates really muck the system up, I wouldn't change.
Excellent integration with the most important social networks (LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter) to get leads. The mobile app is quite useful for speeding up the tasks at hand and not relying on the computer or being in the office to get them done.
The dashboard is so confusing, [there are] many clicks to open a task and search by a ticket. The Enterprise customisation [we did] has finished to kill the software and creates a really bad experience on a daily basis. [It is] So slow, and so many clicks to process a ticket. Works only on IE so, that [should] make you realize that [it] is a bad idea.
Sage works very quickly based on the network you are using it on. It is internet based so if your network is slow, it will perform slowly. Reports seem to run reasonably fast, if there is too much information it is trying to populate that could slow it down a little. When Sage CRM is integrated with a Sage ERP product it doesn't tend to slow down either system at all
Support team is really slow and they need to work on this really. Sometimes it takes days to resolve a simple query and there is no way to get it expedited. Rest the product is is amazing but the team should look into the costumer support and get it working
I would give it this rating because we have had no major issues with the support for ServiceNow after we implemented it at our organization. They seem to respond promptly and efficiently if we ever do need to open a support case with them about an issue we are having.
To type in what should be a text box, you have to click an empty cell, a tiny text box pop up opens with a check box and an X. You the. Type in the text box and have to click the check mark. If you have a bunch of fields to fill out, doing this is very annoying. Absolutely know thought went in to this. I'm sure somebody in marketing thought it was a good idea. It wasn't.
The implementation and upgrades were rather quick and straight forward. Attempting to link Sage CRM with Sage 100 ERP however was a nightmare and will be avoided by us in the future due to numerous issues.
Without exception, every client I have worked with has been very happy with their resulting product. While this is partly due to my work, I must point out that the platform is the winning decision, not the implementer.
Whilst SAGE CRM was selected around 10 years ago and we became a partner, the main contenders would have been at the time Sales Logix and MS CRM 4.0. However, we had extensive experience of the mid-market CRM's and decided on SAGE CRM since it had a clean, easy to understand interface and importantly offered both workflow automation and Self Service capability, all of which across both the Case and Sales and Marketing functionality was seamless and saved time. As it was pure browser based, access was from anywhere we wanted. In my view, SAGE CRM still stacks up well against all the other mid-market CRM systems and offers good value for money, but more importantly, it is an easy to operate and customisable solution which user like. Again, we can teach administration users very quickly to support and customise themselves since the admin. function are clear as well.
We used to use Jira to handle service tickets but it's way too robust for something this straightforward. Due to the nature of Jira, you needed to already have a lot of documentation and knowledge about who should be assigned the ticket, so the lift of creating a ticket was time consuming.
Overall ServiceNow has a positive impact on getting the SLA of tickets down in supporting our customers.
One negative impact has been the amount of time to get the product to produce an ROI, it's almost too big to fail and too big to replace. You almost become committed to the product. Good or bad.
Another negative impact would be if you track metrics of employees and time tracking, there is a lot of scenarios where engineers will track time on tickets but not get credit for closing them as the assignee function of tickets can only be tied to one user and credits only the engineer who closes the ticket.
Another positive impact would be the level of security for permissions and scaling the workloads is robust and you will get out of the system what your team is willing to put in.