Spiff - User Friendly to Sales Reps.
June 03, 2025
Spiff - User Friendly to Sales Reps.

Score 3 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Overall Satisfaction with Salesforce Spiff
Spiff is our primary compensation tool for our entire sales team. It is great in showing reps all of their deals and their commission throughout the month.
Pros
- Intuitive for reps.
- Aesthetic
- Calculates % attainment that every deal contributes to.
Cons
- If commission was calculated in May for April, then all the late deals with the Service start date in April but close the day after commissions is calculated, those get lost. I have to manually run those and recalculate. In other words, some opportunities fall through the cracks.
- As an admin, it is not user-friendly or intuitive to create formulas/filters/ create new logic in the back end. We're at the mercy of the Implementor. That's not cool.
- In my experience, the reports are so bad! SO BAD! The columns are limited, and half of the data points are not filled in.
- If there's an ICR change, then I have to manually recalculate the difference throughout the entire period. Which I feel is not really good.
- The charts for the reps are not great either. It's minimal and not very useful to anyone.
- I have to spend more time pulling separate reports to fact-check Spiff to see if there are missing opportunities.
- I pull separate reports to manually input all the spiffs and complexities. Otherwise, it'd be a nightmare.
- Any quota changes affect ICR, and when the ICR changes, it is an absolute nightmare to calculate the difference when backtracking.
CaptivateIQ can handle more complexity. It just wasn't user-friendly to the reps; that's its biggest downfall.
Do you think Salesforce Spiff delivers good value for the price?
Not sure
Are you happy with Salesforce Spiff's feature set?
No
Did Salesforce Spiff live up to sales and marketing promises?
I wasn't involved with the selection/purchase process
Did implementation of Salesforce Spiff go as expected?
No
Would you buy Salesforce Spiff again?
No

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