Adobe Campaign Reviews

I use the solution in my company to launch email campaigns and take care of the data management part for our customers.

The best thing about the tools would be, I would say, you know, the various functionalities they have. If I start with data management and then talk about the integrations with several other platforms. The features in the tool that allow for the creation of email templates, SMS, or all such kinds of features give our company a very good ability to launch individual campaigns, even multi-brand campaigns.

To be honest, I won't say that the tool is the best, but I can't think of any area that needs improvement right now. Though Adobe Campaign is user-friendly, it is not as friendly as Tealium Customer Data Hub, to be honest. You will still require some knowledge of operating all the workflows. You can say that Adobe Campaign needs to improve the UI because it is a bit old. Sometimes, the platform is a bit slow.

I have been using Adobe Campaign for two years.

It is a stable solution.

More than ten people in my company use the tool.

In my company, we had a separate team from the client side that used to take care of the things associated with the tool's support team.

The product's initial setup phase takes some time, and it's not because of the platform, to be honest. Since it's a very complex platform, it requires different types of schema creation and all such things. In general, it's quite understandable that it will take some time to install the tool, especially because it's not that much of a simple platform.

The solution is deployed on an on-premises model for our client.

It will be a bit expensive because it is an Adobe product.

Depending on your business scenarios, you can use it, but the initial knowledge of Java scripts, API integrations, and data management. The tool is not a complex platform if you know about the aforementioned areas.

Adobe Campaign has features for creating templates, importing templates, and creating various workflows. We used these features to launch the emails, and everything else features.

In our company, we integrated Adobe Campaign with Tealium Customer Data Hub. Tealium Customer Data Hub was useful for sending some information to Adobe Campaign for various email campaigns. Whatever data we received in Adobe Campaign was sent back to the Tealium Customer Data Hub for further segmentation. Adobe Campaign can be integrated with other various platforms as well.

I think the tool is easy to learn because Adobe has quite a lot of documentation, which includes a broad range of documentation along with various training portals and training materials. The tool is not that complex.

From the functionality perspective, it is a very good tool.

The tool's UI seems a bit slow, and since it needs enhancement, I rate it a nine out of ten.

We use Adobe Campaign to trigger emails, set reminders, and manage customer data in an omnichannel environment.

The tool helps store and manage our data. I don't need to be a pro in SQL, but I can still run queries and get the exact data I want. Some workflows help me get data from any table and send it to any platform without expert SQL knowledge. I can still export complicated data anywhere.

We have integrated Adobe Campaign with other tools. We use APIs to manage data both into and out of it. We've integrated with Amazon S3 and have a SnapLogic pipeline to send files to different platforms.

The dashboard is perfect. The UI could be more user-friendly because the buttons are pretty small. Only someone who knows where to find them will easily locate them. New users might have difficulty finding options. Since I've been working with it for a while, I don't have that problem.

I have been using the product for three years. 

We have encountered stability issues occasionally. 

My company has 200 users. The solution is scalable. Multiple people can work on it simultaneously. 

The installation, setup, and deployment of Adobe Campaign are pretty easy. The IT team handles the installation in our corporate environment, and a separate admin team manages access, so I'm not involved in that process.

The solution is cheaper than Salesforce. It is useful for small banks that want to trigger emails. 

If you're considering using Adobe Campaign for the first time, I would ask about your requirements. If your focus is on digital marketing, especially email and SMS automation, then Adobe Campaign is a great choice. It has many inbuilt features, so you don't need to build things from scratch. You need a template, and you are good to go.

The solution is tricky for a beginner since the buttons are not self-explanatory. However, it is easy once you learn how to use it. I rate it a seven out of ten. 

It was one of the complex products used in our company earlier. My company has stopped using Adobe Campaign, and moved to another marketing software for distribution.

I will not be able to comment on the product's email marketing strategy since there might have been upgrades in the tool. My company used to face a lot of problems with the product's email marketing strategy, owing to which we had to have a manual team in place to go on the software and fill out the details to send out an email.

The most valuable feature of the solution stems from the hierarchical structure where all the data is stored, allowing users to go and check it out whenever they want.

The problems we faced with Adobe Campaigns in my company stemmed from the fact that it was very complex software. In my company, it did not allow us to expose APIs to do the stuff we require in our company. The aforementioned area can be considered for improvement in the product.

I have experience with Adobe Campaign till ten months ago. My company is a customer of Adobe.

There were no stability issues in the product.

It is a scalable solution, but my company did not have to use its scalability feature since we don't have a large client base. 

My company has a team consisting of 15 to 20 developers who used to use Adobe Campaign.

My company chose Amazon Pinpoint over Adobe Campaign. Amazon Pinpoint is a better option than Adobe Campaign.

The biggest problem with Adobe Campaign was that it does not expose APIs, but it is not an issue that we face with Amazon Pinpoint in our company.

I don't know how the software is built. As a user and a developer who wants to use marketing software in the market, I know that Adobe Campaign does not expose APIs while Amazon Pinpoint does expose APIs, which is why my company does not need to invest in manual tasks.

The product's installation phase was easy.

The solution can be deployed in a few hours since it is available on the App Store, where you can download it and log in to use it.

I am not aware of whether our company used the product's features to segment and target audiences.

I am not aware if the product helped improve my company's marketing efficiency.

Analytics was a good part of Adobe Campaign.

I don't know whether the product required any maintenance.

I rate the overall tool a seven out of ten.