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Here at Spendbase our internal data shows that OnStrategy is seen as a high‑value strategic planning platform, especially when teams are serious about execution, not just planning on paper.

From what Spendbase clients share with us, a few clear themes stand out:

1. Overall satisfaction and value
   – Most clients rate OnStrategy very highly (around 4–5/5).
   – They feel it’s worth paying for because it turns a messy, Excel-based or ad‑hoc planning process into a structured, trackable system.
   – The built‑in strategist support is consistently described as “priceless” in keeping leadership aligned and focused.

2. Biggest strengths our clients highlight
   – Strong focus tool: Helps teams maintain focus on strategic goals instead of getting lost in day‑to‑day operations.
   – Intuitive structure: Logical hierarchy of goals, initiatives, activities, and tasks, which is crucial for complex multi‑year plans.
   – Visibility & accountability: Real‑time insights, dashboards, and status views (like the quick “YTD / Status”) make performance transparent across the organization.
   – Easy setup: Several clients mention that getting started and configuring the plan into the system is straightforward.
   – Expert guidance: Having an OnStrategy strategist to coach the team makes adoption and alignment much easier.

3. Common friction points
   Our internal data also shows recurring asks and pain points:
   – Customization limits:

   • Reports and dashboards could be more customizable.
   • Some clients want deeper control over how data is presented.
   • Usability & training:
   • The product is not always intuitive without training; teams often need onboarding to use all features well.
   • Feature gaps:
   • Specific update cadences, like quarterly updates, are missing in some setups (only monthly or annual options).
   • Minor UX issues:
   • Occasional sorting glitches for tasks.
   • At peak times, system refresh can feel a bit slow.

4. How this ties to Spendbase-style value thinking
   – OnStrategy delivers strong ROI when:

   • You have many initiatives and need real accountability.
   • You’re ready to invest a bit in training and expert support.
   • Discount-wise, our advice to similar clients is to focus negotiations around:
   • Access to strategist support
   • Advanced reporting/customization options
   • Potential concessions if performance (speed, UX polish) is critical for your use case.

In short, our clients see OnStrategy as a powerful, guided platform for keeping strategy visible, aligned, and actionable, with the main opportunities around customization and ease of use.