SAP AribaReviews of ariba.com

life is too short please remove Ariba from planet earth it's terrible

I wish there was ZERO stars listed for this portal, because that is what I would rate it...absolutely no help, worst portal to navigate through, back a few years ago it was good, they actually had a customer service phone #, and when I called, I actually would get some help, no... you cannot even chat with help, you cannot call, it's absolutely hell, stay away from Ariba, it's my advise, they suck ... no help, nothing.

Just awful, the absolute worst.

Absolutely the worst portal system available. UX is terrible, constant errors with no logical directions

Ich war als Mitarbeiter einer SAP ariba-Agentin tätig. Zu Beginn war die Tätigkeit normal. Dann konnte ich meine Aufgaben nur noch abschliessen, wenn ich eigenes Geld investiere. Das wollte ich nicht. Ich habe die Tätigkeit eingestellt. Ich vermute, dass die Mitarbeiterin nicht von SAP ariba beauftragt ist. Nach meiner Recherche ist SAP ariba eine seriöse Firma.

Slow clunky website with terrible menu layout, unclear what connected customers can/can't see. Only allowed a single administrator which is ridiculous for a global company like the one I work for. Logged into the sole administrators account to set up more user accounts and the company has been "temporarily blocked" presumably as we have some activity from more than a single location and we have 4 locations in the UK alone.. If you are looking to monitor your supply base look elsewhere.

Well folks, it's true. Energy vampires do exist - they take the shape of soul-sucking pointless and comically impenetrable accounting systems like SAP ariba. If I could afford to tell the torturers that make me use this clunky waste of life to stuff it I would. But if it's a choice between this and not getting paid, then head-bowed I go shuffling into the pit once again. God help me.

OMG! I cannot believe such tedious system with archaic ways still exists in year 2024. My invoice payments were delayed for three f***cking months and still counting until the Ariba folks sort out their backend. Talking about the IT folks, they are super slow. Another disbelief in the digital age where things evolve at warp speed. These guys are living in the caves ...