User Friendly & Superior Service
July 07, 2020
User Friendly & Superior Service

Score 10 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Overall Satisfaction with Clearview
There are endless ways to leverage this tool which makes it a very intuitive asset to the TEM strategy. For example, you are able to track all assets and IT inventory within the platform and their correlating contracts, contract expiration dates, and everything involving the invoice processing side of those IT inventories. Clearview also tracks regularly processed invoices like utilities and the correlating services offering the payment of these invoices at no additional charge with frees up internal staff to focus on more rewarding/less mundane tasks. Having one central location to track IT assets, process invoices and route the approval for invoices to get paid streamlines internal workflows.
Pros
- Tracking wireless, wireline, WAN, servers, and other inventories for corporate transparency.
- Controls Costs - NO late fees because each invoice is tracked and approved and paid on time.
- Accessed via SSL/SSO web so there are no security issues or IT bottlenecks.
- Refreshed and updated design which amplifies the user experience.
- Run by a smaller TEM so they are more helpful and dedicated to your needs, versus the big box stores that automate everything or pass you back and forth between representatives.
- Positive. The cost up front is usually 0.5% - 3% MAX and savings are usually upwards of 15% - 30% so there is a massive ROI.
- The dedicated staff that supports the tool in the background is extremely helpful to address concerns and even requests for custom reports, completely free which is nice.
Clearview is designed and supported by a dedicated team of experts and continuously improving. I receive notifications every other week or at least every month on some of the enhancements and updates that are formally released for us to use.
Clearview's large competitors usually have gone through a handful of merges/acquisitions and float around a handful of software options which complicates the decision-making process and draws concern that they may continue to merge or even dissolve. Clearview is run by an independent, private organization that doesn't sell-off which is nice.
Clearview's large competitors usually have gone through a handful of merges/acquisitions and float around a handful of software options which complicates the decision-making process and draws concern that they may continue to merge or even dissolve. Clearview is run by an independent, private organization that doesn't sell-off which is nice.
Do you think Valicom Clearview delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Valicom Clearview's feature set?
Yes
Did Valicom Clearview live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of Valicom Clearview go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Valicom Clearview again?
Yes
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