Anaplan, Pigment, or Excel: what should you actually be planning on?
On Anaplan? Find out whether your problem is an exit, a rebuild, or a fix. On Excel? Find out whether you've outgrown it, or whether it's still doing the job. A straight read either way. Some results say stay exactly where you are. That's the point.
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The first question routes you: the questions change based on where you plan today. Nobody sees your answers unless you ask for the full breakdown at the end.
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A deeper read on your specific answers: which ones point toward a move, which point toward staying, and what to do in what order. Written by our founders, not an autoresponder.
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This assessment tells some people to stay.
An assessment that always concluded "leave your platform, talk to us" would be worthless, including to the people who actually should leave. So the scoring has hard brakes built in. Heavy multi-entity consolidation is where Anaplan's architecture earns its keep, and if that's you, this assessment will not tell you to exit from a web quiz. Small team, tight model, no trust problems? You'll be told Excel is still the right tool, along with the specific triggers that would change that answer.
Other results route somewhere most people don't expect: at the implementation, not the platform. A model built rigid stays rigid, and the platform takes the blame. In those cases a rebuild on the platform you already own is usually faster and cheaper than a migration. Same logic for spreadsheets: a messy workbook migrated to a platform is a messy platform.
And yes, we make money implementing Pigment. The stay-on-Excel and stay-on-Anaplan results cost us leads. That's exactly why they're in here. If we told everyone to migrate, the advice would be worth nothing.
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