Sievo vs. Workday Strategic Sourcing

Perfect for savings project management. Saving evaluations. visibility of the pipeline. Year on year analysis. Supplier management and opportunities for improvements based on data. Payment terms analysis based on real MRP data. Spend overview to support future opprtunities.

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Workday Strategic Sourcing is great for contract pipeline and management, but I wish it was better integrated with Workday so that we could keep it "clean" when the dimensionality is changed or updated in our financial data model.

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• Saving projects management
• Project pipeline
• Inside spend overview by region, customer, country...
• Payment terms opportunities

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• Contract Pipeline
• Contract Management
• Supplier Onboarding

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• DIO tracking could be easier to use

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• No way to flag where I need an internal colleague to review or add to an answer
• No way to assign items to an internal team member for that person to answer a question
• No status bar of the remaining items not yet answered

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Sievo is great as it work with different currencies

Incentivized

I have only used RFPIO to facilitate searching for RFP answers. I have used Scout RFP only to respond to customer RFPs. I assume they have functional overlap, but my interactions with each have not included this functional overlap. For each tool's respective use, I have found them very simple, intuitive, and helpful.

Incentivized

• Savings accountability
• Saving opportuninty
• Transparency of supplier management

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• Ease of responding to RFPs and winning business
• I don't have visibility into whether we have an actual $$$ of deals closed where we responded to the RFP within Scout RFP
• Other departments of my company may use Scout RFP for sending out RFPs and collecting RFP responses, thus reducing costs to issue RFPs

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