Service and Support
OpenText 360 for SharePoint customer service is generally responsive with 24/7 support. Many users appreciate the skilled, quick response for technical inquiries. However, some encounter challenges with complex tools and slow escalation for high-level questions. Ratings vary, with some users assigning high marks for efficiency and others noting areas needing enhancement. Users mention both Microsoft support and forums as helpful resources. Support models range from on-site assistance to standard user support.
Deployment
OpenText 360 for SharePoint's initial setup is generally straightforward, especially for those with experience. While customization can vary in complexity, it usually remains simple. SaaS versions are easier, whereas on-premises setups need more expertise. Setup duration can range from a few days to several months depending on complexity and size. Integration with other systems is smooth for knowledgeable teams, involving several participants in larger deployments.
Scalability
Many users find OpenText 360 for SharePoint highly scalable with support for hundreds of users. Some highlighted ease of integration and management by various administrators, with potential expansion plans. However, a few noted storage restrictions and complexity in integrations. While some rated scalability highly, others expressed doubts about its effectiveness for larger enterprises. Generally, it has supported numerous users in different organizations without significant issues, although there's room for improvement in certain areas.
Stability
Users express mixed opinions on the stability of OpenText 360 for SharePoint. Some find it very stable, rarely experiencing downtime, and rate its stability highly. Others report issues, particularly with SaaS on outdated platforms, document size, and integrations, impacting stability. While some rate stability ten out of ten, others suggest improvements, describing it as moderate. Stakeholders are generally reliant on patches and updates to maintain stable operations, especially when new features are incomplete.