Qualtrics
Qualtrics sells hosted XM Cloud Services under an Order Form governed by its General Terms and Conditions and per-product Product Terms, measured in Usage Metrics such as Responses, Users, Employees, Interactions, Feedback Records, Credits and Agent Engagements, with overage billed monthly on consumption-based deals.
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From the Qualtrics catalog: how usage is counted, the rules that apply, the programs licences are bought through and the SKUs. Backed by 48 verbatim excerpts from 22 Qualtrics documents.
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All 21 ProductsEnterprise Feedback Management Software 6
360 Development Feedback, 360 Feedback, Continuous Employee Listening, EX use-case Cloud Services, EX use-case products, XM for Employee Experience
Feedback Analytics Software 5
Employee XM Discover, Website and app feedback Cloud Services, XM Discover, XM Discover functionality, XM Discover functionality in XM for Customer Experience, Employee Experience and Market Research
Experience Management Software 4
All Qualtrics Cloud Services, Cloud Services licensed by User, Experience Agents, XM for Customer Experience
Market Research Companies 3
Edge Audiences, Edge Cloud, XM for Market Research
Digital Experience Monitoring (DEM) Software 1
Digital Experience Analytics (DXA)
SMS Marketing Software 1
SMS distributions
Product History
All acquisitions- Silver Lake acquired Qualtrics
Silver Lake, in partnership with CPP Investments, acquired all Qualtrics shares it did not already own, including SAP's majority stake, taking Qualtrics private.
Legacy product Became Qualtrics XM Platform Kept Qualtrics XM Platform · Qualtrics continued as an independent private company Licensing impactSources and full product history- Silver Lake and CPP Investments acquired 100% of the outstanding Qualtrics shares that Silver Lake did not already own, including all of SAP's majority interest, and Qualtrics stock ceased trading on Nasdaq.[1]
- Accel invested USD 500 million, and BDT & MSD Partners and DFO Management each co-invested USD 250 million, alongside Silver Lake in connection with the close.[1]
SAP acquired Qualtrics, the experience management software vendor, in 2019 and let it operate with its own leadership and brand. SAP announced an IPO in 2020 and sold its entire stake to Silver Lake and CPP Investments in 2023, after which SAP remained a go-to-market and technology partner.
Legacy product Became Qualtrics XM Platform (customer, employee, product and brand experience) Kept Qualtrics XM Platform within SAP's Cloud Business Group · Qualtrics kept its leadership, personnel and branding from 2019 to 2023 Qualtrics XM Platform (SAP-owned) Divested Qualtrics XM Platform (owned by Silver Lake and CPP Investments) · SAP sold its 423 million shares; sale completed 28 June 2023 Licensing impactSources and full product history- At signing SAP said Qualtrics would keep its leadership, personnel, branding and culture and operate as an entity within SAP's Cloud Business Group, with dual headquarters in Provo and Seattle.[1]
- In July 2020 SAP announced its intent to take Qualtrics public, to give it greater autonomy, while remaining its majority owner and largest go-to-market and R&D partner.[2]
- In March 2023 SAP agreed to sell all of its 423 million Qualtrics shares at USD 18.15 per share (about USD 7.7 billion for its stake, equity value about USD 12.5 billion), and expected to present Qualtrics as a discontinued operation; the sale completed on 28 June 2023 and SAP stated it would remain a close go-to-market and technology partner servicing joint customers.[3][4]
- Qualtrics acquired Press Ganey Forsta
Qualtrics acquired Press Ganey Forsta, a provider of experience measurement and healthcare analytics, combining it with its experience management platform.
Legacy product Became Press Ganey Forsta Merged into Qualtrics experience management portfolio · Qualtrics described the combination of the platform with Press Ganey Forsta's data and benchmarking; packaging is not stated in these sources Licensing impactSources and full product history- At signing Qualtrics said it would acquire Press Ganey Forsta for USD 6.75 billion in cash and equity, and that the two companies would operate independently until closing.[1]
- Qualtrics published an article dated 18 May 2026 announcing completion of the acquisition and adding Press Ganey Forsta's healthcare data to its XM dataset.[2]
- Qualtrics acquired Clarabridge
Qualtrics acquired Clarabridge, an omnichannel conversational analytics vendor, six months after its IPO.
Legacy product Became Clarabridge Merged into Qualtrics XM Platform (conversational analytics) · Qualtrics said it was adding Clarabridge's conversational analytics to its platform Licensing impactSources and full product history