Leave Salesforce? Sometimes yes. Sometimes no. We help you decide honestly.

High license costs are a good reason to consider a switch – but not a reason to carry it out at any price. We evaluate openly whether an exit works for you, and execute it cleanly where it fits.

Use Case 04 — Salesforce Exit

How you’ll recognize yourself

Die Lizenzkosten steigen schneller als der Nutzen, den Sie daraus ziehen.

Sie spüren einen Lock-in und wünschen sich mehr Datenhoheit.

Abrechnung und CRM laufen getrennt – Daten passen nicht zusammen.

Ein Wechsel klingt verlockend – aber die Angst vor dem Migrationsrisiko ist groß.

First the honest question: Is the switch even worth it?

Before we talk about migration, we examine your situation. That protects you from a project that costs more than it delivers.

A switch often fits when …

A switch often doesn’t fit when …

Special case SAP

If, of all systems, SAP is the deeply integrated one, that’s more of an advantage than an obstacle with us: SpiceCRM’s mature SAP integration significantly lowers the switching barrier.

Structured, with data continuity and without a break in productivity.

Every phase of recurring revenue becomes visible and controllable – not just the first close.

Evaluation

Leads land reliably in the CRM – from every source.

Concept

Migration plan with clear stages.

Migration

Data migrated cleanly and completely.

Onboarding

Familiar interface, little need to readjust.

Operations

Potential and risks identified in time.

Why SpiceCRM for a Salesforce switch

In this use case, the answer is usually clear – for good reasons.

Familiar interface

In Lightning style – your users find their way immediately.

Digital sovereignty

Open-source core, data sovereignty, hosting in Europe.

Integration maturity

Deep, mature integrations – especially strong in the SAP environment.

Transparent costs

A clear licensing model instead of hard-to-plan license dynamics.

From practice

Established provider of engineering services

Salesforce was in use as the CRM but was perceived as too complex and too costly. The goal was a more user-friendly and at the same time more cost-efficient solution – aiming to sustainably reduce operating costs, reliably cover the sales functions, and noticeably increase day-to-day efficiency through greater ease of use.

Use Case 04 — Salesforce Exit

Should you switch?

In the first call, we give you an honest assessment – even if it says that you’re better off with Salesforce.