CCH Tagetik vs UNIT4 prevero comparison

"The ability for integration and automatic loading from the Oracle system into CCH Tagetik is very valuable."

"The most valuable feature of CCH Tagetik is form creation."

"I appreciate its user-friendliness, especially for business users who may not be very tech-savvy."

"Has an APM, which deals with the details of data and has calculation functions included."

"I've primarily worked with CCH Tagetik as a consultant, handling implementations and not providing day-to-day user support. I initially appreciated the unified platform, the Ownership Structure Register, which benefits certain entities. The workflow feature is great, but it can become overly detailed and lacks clear guidance on design. The solution is good in terms of storage."

"Its workflow is straightforward and simple to understand."

"There is room for improvement, especially on the settings side of the solution."

"Analytics function is weak. Other products have sum(irate) function and forecasting help function, but Tagetik does not have this clarity."

"The tool's major drawback is the ETL process, which is not up to par with other solutions."

"We faced difficulties while uploading data."

"There is a need for improvement in the ability to generate all reports from one click, like both P&L and balance sheets, to be available together in Excel."

"There is a little bit of reliance upon understanding the syntax of the actions that you want to take. Some of the other competitors have moved forward with that in terms of being able to make it more drag and drop and more logical, but there is still some way to go for UNIT4 in doing that, but they're getting there. With all these things, automation helps. The more they can do to simplify some of the complexities from the financial reporting, evaluation, and analysis sides, the better it would be. I'd like to see more automation and more simplicity from an end-user point of view."

"The solution is quite expensive."

"The solution's pricing is affordable."

"It's perhaps on the slightly richer side of pricing for the markets that we focus on because we tend to focus on the SME or the small to medium enterprise market, whereas a lot of UNIT4 ERP customers are in local government, universities, etc. Some years ago, they were launching an initiative to be keenly priced for that SME market, but today, the foot has come off the accelerator a bit. It isn't the cheapest, but it is also not the most expensive one."