Backed By Sprinklr, Inc.
Unified platform for brand monitoring, social listening, and customer experience.
Sprinklr is an enterprise-grade unified customer experience management platform offering brand monitoring, social listening, engagement, and analytics across 30+ digital channels. It integrates with APIs from brands and third-party systems, enabling real-time monitoring, sentiment analysis, and crisis management. Sprinklr supports workflow automation, influencer management, and connects with CRM and support platforms for end-to-end brand reputation management.
Monitor across 30+ channels
Real-time sentiment and crisis alerts
Engagement and workflow automation
CRM integration
Influencer identification
Crisis detection and response
Unlimited profiles on 10+ social/review channels
Omnichannel inbox (email, social, voice, chat)
All Advanced features plus premium capabilities
Omnichannel Publishing and Content Calendar
Social Media Listening and Monitoring
Real-time Analytics and Reporting
Unified Agent Desktop for Customer Service
AI-Powered Chatbots and Conversational AI
Real user experiences from across different platforms
Lot of bugs, but saves time. I like that Sprinklr keeps adding new updates which make it more simple to use. The auto save option is very helpful because my work never gets lost. Dark mode and notifications help me when I work at night. Also the team chat and support is handy for quick help. Overall it saves my time and makes work smooth!!
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Sprinklr's core value proposition is to enable global enterprises to deliver proactive, human-at-scale customer experiences by unifying siloed departments and data on a single, AI-powered platform.
Steep learning curve and platform complexity for new users High cost, particularly for smaller teams/companies Lack of technical support on lower-tier 'self-service' plans Interface and usability issues reported by some users Slow loading times and occasional bugs/glitches reported Customization can be difficult and often requires support intervention Limited features in lower-cost plans; key features are add-ons for Enterprise