Riversand MDMCenter vs SAS MDM comparison

"It's a stable solution. I have no complaints."

"I like their matching feature, and the survivorship rules are very strong; I also like their out-of-box reports, data quality dashboards, and more, which are very handy and helpful, and the configurations we can create, validations, and enhancements are pretty straightforward and useful, making it a user-friendly tool that is very cool."

"I like their matching feature, and the survivorship rules are very strong. I also like their out-of-box reports, data quality dashboards, and more. Those are also very handy and helpful. Internally, I like the kind of configurations that we can create, validations, and enhancements. Those configurations are pretty straightforward and useful. It's a user-friendly tool that is very cool."

"Has a good user interface and the ability to update large sets of products quickly."

"There are a lot of workflow-related capabilities in Riversand, such as packaging-related AI-based algorithms that automatically assign specific packaging for a given product within the workflow."

"This solution provides a good user interface and the ability to update large sets of products quickly, along with providing good off-the-shelf functionality."

"One good feature is that SAS MDM comes bundled with the entire stack so we are in a position to place it with the client. So when a client wants an analytics tool plus BI, and they want to bring in other elements, that is when we look to MDM, because it is a single vendor."

"One good feature is that SAS MDM comes bundled with the entire stack so we are in a position to place it with the client."

"The ability to create bespoke workflows could be improved."

"Integration could be better. Riversand is majorly focusing on only the MDM hub part."

"The solution does not have a good match and search capability."

"The technical support for partners is not so good. It takes a long time to get a response."

"The ability to create bespoke workflows could be improved."

"Integration could be better. Riversand is majorly focusing on only the MDM hub part. They don't have their own integration platform. We have to rely on a third-party integration partner. They say this is the format, and it's the client's responsibility to bring the data into their required format. They have to have an integration partner and develop their integration capabilities. It's not so flexible to read any data format or system, for example, SAP. They don't have a connector."

"The initial setup was slightly complex. We did face a couple of issues such as the SAML integration not being very smooth. And linking communication with the metadata server was a bit of a challenge. Eventually, we were able to configure it properly."

"Only having SAS and MDM is not the right choice of tools because the likes of Informatica and Talend have better capabilities as far as I've seen."

"Riversand MDMCenter isn't expensive. I believe their price is in the mid-range."