Salesforce Service Cloud Review
November 05, 2025

Salesforce Service Cloud Review

Anonymous | TrustRadius Reviewer
Score 8 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User

Software Version

Enterprise

Overall Satisfaction with Salesforce Service Cloud

In my company, I use Salesforce Service Cloud as a Sales Cloud because I enter opportunities and track them until closure. It’s very, very useful and easy for me to track all my opportunities — what stage they’re in and their pipeline status. So overall, it’s been very, very successful.

Pros

  • Okay, so in terms of details — when I have an opportunity, I just enter it, and it gives me stage-by-stage information, where each stage is associated with a certain probability. For example, if it’s in the opportunity stage, it might be 50%, and if it’s still in the lead stage, it’s around 20%. So it automatically calculates the expected revenue for that opportunity, which is pretty interesting. I don’t have to manually modify or enter any data to understand how much revenue is actually expected from that particular opportunity.

Cons

  • So when an opportunity is converted into a closed stage, if it’s split across the total duration, that’s very useful — and Salesforce does that. But there are some scenarios where the project is invoiced on a milestone basis. For example, we don’t always invoice a 12-month, $120K project as $10,000 every month. In some contracts with our customers, they might say, “Once you finish this particular module, invoice $25,000,” and then, “Once you finish the rest of the modules, invoice $75,000.” There’s currently no way for me to track that kind of milestone-based customization in Salesforce. That would be an amazing feature if they could bring it to the table.
  • For example, we don’t always invoice a 12-month, $120K project as $10,000 every month. In some contracts with our customers, they might say, “Once you finish this particular module, invoice $25,000,” and then, “Once you finish the rest of the modules, invoice $75,000.”
  • There’s currently no way for me to track that kind of milestone-based customization in Salesforce. That would be an amazing feature if they could bring it to the table.
  • Oh, it’s had a lot of impact — definitely around a 50% improvement in ROI. When we track all these opportunities, pipelines, and renewals manually, we tend to miss some information or forget to follow up on renewals. In those scenarios, tools like Salesforce really help — with notifications, tracking schedules, and follow-up meetings. It’s definitely helpful… I’d say around a 40–50% improvement overall.
Basically I use only a couple of the sales process.

Do you think Salesforce Service Cloud delivers good value for the price?

Yes

Are you happy with Salesforce Service Cloud's feature set?

Yes

Did Salesforce Service Cloud live up to sales and marketing promises?

Yes

Did implementation of Salesforce Service Cloud go as expected?

Yes

Would you buy Salesforce Service Cloud again?

Yes

Well, anywhere you need to track sales and opportunities in a structured manner, Salesforce can be used. But for very small companies that don’t have a large number of leads to convert, I don’t think Salesforce is the right product for them.

Salesforce Service Cloud Feature Ratings

Organize and prioritize service tickets
Not Rated
Expert directory
Not Rated
Subscription-based notifications
Not Rated
ITSM collaboration and documentation
Not Rated
Ticket creation and submission
Not Rated
Ticket response
Not Rated
External knowledge base
Not Rated
Internal knowledge base
Not Rated
Customer portal
Not Rated
IVR
Not Rated
Social integration
Not Rated
Email support
Not Rated
Help Desk CRM integration
Not Rated

Using Salesforce Service Cloud

Because it’s very useful, I find it really easy to navigate. As soon as you log in, it’s very intuitive — it just asks you all the basic questions, and you simply answer those.

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