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What software does SailPoint use?

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  • sailpoint.com

4 people at SailPoint in our data have reviewed 7 software products; the most reviewed are Gong (1 person), Camtasia (1 person) and Outreach (1).

Four people at SailPoint across 2 countries have reviewed 7 software products. Engineering & IT staff conducted the most reviews, followed by individuals in Consulting & Analysis and Leadership roles. These reviews span collaboration, communication, analytics, and productivity tools.

People in our data
4
Products reviewed
7
Teams
3
Countries
2

The stack, by team

Engineering & IT

2 people

Consulting & Analysis

1 person

Counts are people at SailPoint who reviewed each product. All 7 products: Gong, Camtasia, Outreach, Zoom Workplace, UltraEdit, Slack, Tableau.

A sample of the people at SailPoint

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    Sales Manager

    Reviewed Camtasia, Gong, Outreach

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    Operations Manager

    Reviewed Tableau

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    Advisor

    Reviewed UltraEdit

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    DevOps Engineer

    Reviewed Slack

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Frequently asked questions

What collaboration tools have people at SailPoint reviewed?
Staff reviewed Slack for team messaging and Zoom Workplace for video conferencing. One person in Engineering & IT also reviewed each of these platforms.
Which analytics and reporting software did SailPoint people review?
One person reviewed Tableau for data visualization and analytics capabilities.
What other software has been reviewed by SailPoint staff?
Reviews also covered Camtasia for screen recording and video editing, Outreach for sales engagement, Gong for conversation intelligence, and UltraEdit for code editing. Each of these products received one review.

Source: the professional profiles of 4 people at SailPoint in the Backchannels database that list software they reviewed. A review shows a person evaluated or used a product, not what the company bought. Request a correction or removal. All company tech stacks