SAP SuccessFactors Learning Reviews

I use SAP SuccessFactors Learning as an administrator in an international organization. My company uses SAP SuccessFactors Learning to scale our online learning and e-learning courses for two years in different countries. My company uses SAP SuccessFactors Learning as an in-class training management system and also to generate reports about the training.

The most valuable feature of the solution stems from the fact that SAP SuccessFactors Learning is integrated with other modules in SAP SuccessFactors. The data from the module known as SAP SuccessFactors Employee Central is connected with SAP SuccessFactors Learning, making it possible for its users to use the tool's automatic alert settings.

The GUI and dashboards are areas in the solution with shortcomings where improvements are required.

I have been using SAP SuccessFactors Learning for two years.

It is a stable solution.

It is a scalable solution.

My company has around 2,200 users of the solution.

My company does have plans to increase the use of the solution.

I have contacted the solution's technical support, and I feel that though they are professional, they weren't very quick.

The product's setup phase is fine, but the use of e-learning and classroom modules can be a bit difficult since they are not intuitive, and you may need a lot of training to be able to use them.

The time required for the deployment phase of the solution depends on the size of your organization and the configuration process. The solution's deployment phase may take around six months for international organizations.

My company sought a consultant's help during the solution's deployment phase.

My company does have to make yearly payments towards the licensing costs of the solution. My company considers the solution to be worth its price, but we don't consider it to be a cheap solution.

I was not a part of the selection and implementation phases of the product. The solution providers from some other company carried out the configuration part.

I recommend the solution to those who plan to use it.

I rate the overall solution somewhere between seven and eight out of ten.

We deployed SAP SuccessFactors Learning for LMS (learning management system). We have created our own content and made mandatory courses for a few lines of business.

The most valuable features of the solution were the deployment and onboarding. The solution's customization and reporting were very easy. The solution's interface is very user-friendly when creating or consuming course content.

The solution should have a more user-friendly dashboard because its current dashboard is not so great. It would be more helpful if it could be integrated with the standard integration available with SAC. That would help the managers, supervisors, and department heads.

I have been using SAP SuccessFactors Learning for eight years.

The solution's stability is challenging because of the inherent problems that come with a cloud solution.

I rate the solution a six out of ten for stability.

SAP SuccessFactors Learning is a scalable solution. Around 1,000 users use the solution in our organization.

I rate the solution a nine out of ten for scalability.

On a scale from one to ten, where one is difficult and ten is easy, I rate the solution's initial setup an eight out of ten.

A small team of six people deployed the solution in eight weeks in our organization.

On a scale from one to ten, where one is cheap and ten is expensive, I rate the solution's pricing a one out of ten.

The solution's integration was homogeneous because it works with other SAP products. There were no issues, and we used the local APIs to connect.

We used to generate weekly and monthly reports, and there were jobs or schedules created for reporting based on the date of onboarding and an employee's role. That used to help the immediate supervisor and the employee understand where they stood regarding the allocated courses or the learning path.

We faced challenges usually in the course content creation. That was our only challenge because we didn't have people who could create the content the way we wanted. Over a period of time, we could train a few of our internal employees to do that, and we were able to work on that challenge as well.

Now, subject matter experts would provide the content. A team would create the content and work with the subject matter expert to see how to deploy it. Then, a deployment plan is made, and the contents are rolled out.

SAP SuccessFactors Learning is a cloud-based solution.

Overall, I rate the solution a seven out of ten.

This solution is used for employee management, including departments and employee life cycle processes. We manage all employee life cycle events within this application, such as promotions, transfers, job changes, organization changes, global contracts, assignments, and everything related to the employee life cycle, from hiring to termination.

I find the user interface user-friendly compared to the initial application. It has improved resource allocation and access functions. It also reduces the number of clicks required to perform tasks, making it more efficient than legacy solutions.

There is always room for improvement. In my opinion, the price could be cheaper.

We have been using it for the past three years.

It is a stable solution. 

It is a scalable solution. 

It depends on the customers and their specific feature requirements. As consultants, we consider the customers' needs and provide recommendations.

So, it depends on the customers and their desired system features.

The initial setup was not complex, it was simple. The deployment time depends on the workforce, the number of employees, the number of entities across the country, and other factors.

On average, it takes around one year to implement a complete solution. However, if there are many entities all around the world, it may take longer.

The pricing changes and the license amount is quite costly. It is competitive compared to other solutions in the market. It may provide a technical advantage in terms of competition with enterprise solutions.

I have experience in SuccessFactors. I'm currently working in a company that is in the process of implementing a Tango solution for recruiting and onboarding.

So, it seems that before we implemented SuccessFactors, they were using Tango. They have been using SuccessFactor for five years.

On a scale from one to ten, I would rate SAP SuccessFactors around eight out of ten. I would recommend SuccessFactors for future use.

The product offers a lot of information which we can share with systems. 

The product needs to improve its escalation system. 

I have been working with the product for a year. 

I would rate the product's stability a nine out of ten. 

My company has 10-12 users for the solution. 

The tool's support is not easy to contact. 

The product's setup is easy since SAP provides all the necessary information. 

I would rate the product an eight out of ten. 

I'm using SAP SuccessFactors Learning for external and internal training. I'm also using it for learning administration for face-to-face training, the assignment of e-learnings, etc.

The best feature of SAP SuccessFactors Learning for me is the assignment profile. It's a rather specific feature, but this is what comes to mind.

What needs improvement in SAP SuccessFactors Learning is the user interface. The user management and the integration of the whole suite could also be improved. The solution also needs to be modernized because at the moment, it's a little bit outdated. It's old-fashioned, and though it has a data import feature, that's just plain outdated. SAP SuccessFactors Learning doesn't have any cutting-edge features.

I started working with SAP SuccessFactors Learning last October.

SAP SuccessFactors Learning is mostly a stable solution.

The support for SAP SuccessFactors Learning is very bad and very difficult to communicate with. You just get standard answers just so the support team could fulfill SLAs. You get asked standard questions that were already discussed in the ticket. The support team for SAP SuccessFactors Learning isn't that knowledgeable.

Neutral

The setup for SAP SuccessFactors Learning is very complex. For example, if you're doing a historic data load, you need to import learning items such as classes and courses from the legacy system, and the way it is done, it's just stone-age.

In terms of how long the deployment takes for SAP SuccessFactors Learning, my company currently has the suite in place, so now you just need to implement the learning part of it, which takes roughly six months.

We used consultants for the implementation of SAP SuccessFactors Learning.

The licensing cost for SAP SuccessFactors Learning is rather expensive, but it's not the only SAP tool my company uses in the suite, so it's very hard to compare prices.

I evaluated Cornerstone Learning.

I'm using SAP SuccessFactors Learning currently. I'm working with the whole SAP Success Factors suite, but my focus is on Learning. I'm using the latest version of the solution. It's deployed on the cloud, not on-premises.

Currently, thirty thousand people use SAP SuccessFactors Learning within the company, but once implementation has been completed, there'll be around forty-two thousand users of the solution.

My advice to others looking into implementing SAP SuccessFactors Learning is to use a different system such as Cornerstone Learning.

My rating for SAP SuccessFactors Learning is seven out of ten.

I'm a customer of SAP SuccessFactors Learning, not a partner.

We use this solution for our company website. I use it either through my mobile or through my laptop and access the learning modules that are already there in the organization.

The entire organization is using this solution. It's about 500,000 users.

The interface is really friendly, and the training embedded in it is very easy to use, explore, and search. The catalog is pretty strong.

I am talking about SAP in general, so there are multiple screens that you have to go through, and it takes some time to get used to it.

The screens are friendly but rather than having a single interface, there are multiple layers.

I've been using it for one month now.

It's stable.

The solution is scalable. The onboarding is simple for new employees. I think my company is planning to increase usage.

Technical support is pretty strong. Even when there's an administrative issue, there is prompt involvement from SAP.

I would rate this solution 8 out of 10.

It's there for a bigger organization. For smaller organizations, it does not make sense to invest in it. It's an enterprise-based solution for organizations that have more than 5,000 users.

The solution has provision to create libraries within it. It also allows us to group our content as a curriculum or as programs within the system. People take courses on the system, which allocates different certifications to the users. The users’ competencies are also awarded. We can take different assessments on the platform, and the system records the learning history.

I like the product because it has logically synchronized modules. It allows us to manage all our solutions. It makes a lot of sense.

The product must make the integrations more seamless. Integrations need to be more simplified than what it is at the moment.

I have been using the solution since 2018. I am using the latest version of the solution.

The tool is very stable.

The tool is scalable because it is hosted by SAP in the cloud. In our organization, more than 100 people are using the solution.

We only needed technical support when we wanted to integrate the system with Microsoft Teams. We had some issues, so we connected with them.

The initial setup is straightforward. However, we need to understand how the tool works. The product also provides integrations with other platforms like Coursera and Udemy. There are different integration points. Depending on the level of complexity we have with our clients, we can set it up within the system. The deployment takes three to six months. It is a cloud-based solution.

A consultant helped us with the integration. To deploy the product, we need to prepare and gather our client's requirements. Then, we must configure and test the system.

When our employees are trained, and we can track that training, we can get the best return on our investment.

The solution is really cheap. We pay an annual licensing fee for the product. Apart from the license cost, we may just have to pay for the implementation. There are no other costs associated with the tool.

An organization must have a learning path in place before implementing the solution. Otherwise, it will delay the project. Overall, I rate the product a seven out of ten.

I have a bachelor's degree in information technology, and I have certain IT-related training, such as Azure Fundamentals or IT security courses from Microsoft.
All that kinds of training are assigned to me in SAP SuccessFactors Learning. I use this solution for training.

SAP SuccessFactors Learning's e-learning portal has a very poor interface when compared to Cornerstone or PeopleFluent. It's a very basic interface, but I know that it has a very good foundation. 

In a feature release, they should provide a mobile application.

I have been using SAP SuccessFactors Learning for approximately two years.

SAP SuccessFactors Learning is highly stable and it is used by many companies. However, it can depend on how they are using the platform.

SAP SuccessFactors Learning is highly scalable.

The initial setup of SAP SuccessFactors Learning is difficult because the processes are more strenuous compared to Cornerstone or PeopleFluent.

SAP SuccessFactors Learning is an on-premise solution, there is a one-time fee, which will be given by a company during the implementation. Additionally, there are support fees, which are annual.

SAP is involved in many areas, but they are not strong in its e-learning modules. I would not recommend SAP SuccessFactors Learning because receiving an e-learning license, is very expensive. I would rather purchase another smaller LMS, which supports e-learning.

I rate SAP SuccessFactors Learning a seven out of ten.