SAP Concur Boosts Engagement, Pipeline, Deal Size & Revenue with Enhanced Account Focus & Advertising

Technology Category
- Functional Applications - Enterprise Resource Planning Systems (ERP)
- Platform as a Service (PaaS) - Application Development Platforms
Applicable Industries
- Oil & Gas
Applicable Functions
- Sales & Marketing
Use Cases
- Inventory Management
Services
- Cloud Planning, Design & Implementation Services
About The Customer
SAP Concur is the world’s leading brand for travel, expense and invoice management solutions. The company has 10,000 employees and is based in Bellevue, WA. When Ryan Oliver moved from SAP corporate to SAP Concur to run their digital marketing program for U.S. enterprise accounts, he began looking for a tool to help him maximize the effectiveness of his entirely account-based marketing (ABM) program.
The Challenge
When Ryan Oliver moved from SAP corporate to SAP Concur to run their digital marketing program for U.S. enterprise accounts, he faced a significant challenge. He had a large universe of accounts to target and a limited budget to do it with. He needed a tool to help him prioritize his list and get the most value for his advertising budget. Additionally, he was looking for a platform that would help him implement account-based marketing (ABM) best practices, such as multi-touch campaigns, consolidated insights to better understand what their target accounts were doing, and analytics to evaluate and double-down on what was working.
The Solution
Ryan started using Demandbase to consolidate account insights from their various disconnected systems — Salesforce, Marketo, and Adobe Analytics. By adding Demandbase’s data and insights, including intent signals, they were able to get a better picture of what was happening at their accounts. This intelligence was used to prioritize their list of accounts. They segmented the list into cohorts and launched personalized ad campaigns from the Demandbase platform. They shared the lists, insights, and conversion alerts with their colleagues across marketing and sales to align on multi-touch outreach. They monitored the metrics to spot where they were getting lift — increased web visits and engagement. They also used Demandbase’s intent signals to uncover when customers were investigating competitive solutions or indicating an opportunity for an upsell or cross-sell.
Operational Impact
Quantitative Benefit
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