Global – October 23, 2026 -- Whatfix has organized its digital adoption portfolio into 17 offerings spanning four application types, four software vendors, five industries, three user roles and one use case, all built around in-app guidance and on-demand support.
Whatfix targets ATS, ERP, S2P and CRM application categories
The application-type lineup covers four categories. For ATS, Whatfix promises higher recruiter productivity and adoption. For ERP, it targets business outcomes through employee enablement. The S2P offering is pitched at procurement transformation through guided experiences, and the CRM offering at seller productivity and adoption.
Salesforce, SAP, Microsoft and Oracle anchor the vendor-specific offerings
The SAP offering covers S4/HANA, Ariba, SuccessFactors and Concur. The Oracle offering covers JD Edwards, PeopleSoft and Siebel. The Microsoft offering covers MS Dynamics, Power BI and Teams, as well as any other Microsoft application. The Salesforce offering is framed around guided seller experiences and Salesforce ROI.
Five industry packages address financial services, education and life sciences
Whatfix lists dedicated packages for Financial Services, Higher Education, Pharma and Life Sciences, Insurance and Banking. The pharma package targets QMS and RIM systems. The insurance package names Guidewire and Duck Creek. The banking package names nCino and Fiserve, and both extend to customer-facing applications.
Role and training offerings reach HR, sales and product teams
Three role-based offerings address HR professionals, sales professionals and product managers. The product manager offering centers on product-led onboarding, user support and product analytics using no-code tools. A separate employee training use case combines in-app task assistance with embedded learning.