I would say the customizability and the sheer scope of features within Impartner PRM are probably my favorite things about it. You can pretty much do anything, as the possibilities are endless. Even if there's not a preconfigured connector within orchestration studio, you can build your own flow and connect it to wherever you need, allowing it to digest and utilize data in a specific way. I also really love the segmentation ability in Impartner. We use that to offer a customized experience on a per-user basis within our portal, which is super awesome because it makes the digital experience feel relevant and special to the partner. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
I would say Orchestration Studio is quite daunting for those that do not have any kind of experience setting up flows and really any kind of data automation experience. That definitely requires some technical help. I believe that there are updates being made to make it a little more user-friendly without needing a technical resource. It's really the most technical part of Impartner PRM. There's an opportunity for simplification and better user resources to train up users on their own on how to be a master at Orchestration Studio. Everything else is pretty simple. Setting up custom workflows can be daunting and should honestly require better user documentation and training, because otherwise, you rely on an Impartner technical resource. Also, the initial setup was pretty challenging because the product wasn't as mature back then, and we had some project manager issues at the start. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
