Here are some insights on Xactly drawn from our latest Value Index research, which provides an analytic assessment of how well vendor offerings address buyers’ requirements. The Ventana Research Value Index on Sales Performance Management 2019 is the distillation of
Xactly ranks second overall in this Value Index research. The vendor’s product line supporting sales performance management performed well, earning Value Index Leader status in four categories: Usability, Adaptability, TCO-ROI and Validation.
The vendor’s broad sales performance management portfolio covers the three main application areas of planning, execution and optimization. Providing industry comparisons through Xactly Benchmarking and newer resource planning capabilities for capacity analysis and commission expense accounting have expanded the vendor’s footprint as well as the industry’s view on the potential of SPM. Xactly’s continued investment in all areas, particularly Usability and Manageability, enables it to meet a broader set of roles across sales than is typical. Xactly Connect for integration to application and data sources enabled it to be a Value Index Leader in Adaptability.
The vendor’s lowest performance rating is in Capability where it ranked fourth overall; it could improve its support for managers and sellers as well as collaboration capabilities. Metrics on its performance and scalability would better demonstrate its ability to serve very large sales organizations.
Xactly’s commitment to SPM and customers is clearly a strength and its Value index Leader rating in Customer Assurance represents a critically valuable part of its efforts. The vendor’s investments in its product portfolio have bolstered its relevance and market leadership in sales performance management.
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Mark Smith