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Implementation time, integration with your information system, data security, return on investment. If your question is not here, write to us.
A few weeks are enough for a first operational scope. Our applications arrive 70% preconfigured, so the effort goes only into what is specific to you. At Carrefour, the S&OP planning tool was rolled out across Europe in six months.
Yes. The platform connects to your ERP (SAP, Oracle, Sage, Business Central), to your WMS or TMS, to your data lakes (Amazon, Azure, Google Cloud), to your data warehouses (BigQuery, Snowflake, Azure) and to your Excel files. At Terrena, Ganacos is interfaced with the ERP, the WMS and the TMS at the same time.
No. Ganacos adapts to your organization rather than the other way around. That is one of the reasons the platform exists: a tool that imposes its own rules ends up abandoned in favor of Excel. We then support your teams toward better practices, at their own pace.
Your data is hosted in France, with French providers, and never leaves the European Union, in line with the GDPR. Encrypted connections, single sign-on, strict isolation between customers, automatic backups and access logging. Ganacos is a French vendor owned by its own executives, outside the reach of extraterritorial legislation.
The interface is designed for business users, not for IT specialists. Your teams work in the tool without technical training. A demand planner at Bollinger sums it up as a very intuitive, easy-to-use tool that saved a considerable amount of time.
Excel is still an excellent spreadsheet, but it shows its limits as soon as several people plan together. Ganacos brings a single shared database, business rules applied automatically, a full audit trail of changes, plan versioning and scenario simulation. Where ten people used to pass ten files around, they now work on the same data at the same time.
Our customers range from agricultural cooperatives to champagne houses, and include pharmaceutical chemistry, brewing, waste treatment and grocery retail. Each one has its own specifics: a reverse flow where the material comes from the customer, returnable packaging, allocation of limited volumes. That is exactly what the platform is built to model.
The gains we observe fall into three areas: the time spent collecting and consolidating data, forecast accuracy, and the ability to anticipate activity peaks. Our customers see these effects within the first few months. The scale depends on your starting point: organizations still planning in spreadsheets progress the fastest.
The model stays editable by your own teams: adding a product range, opening a site or changing an allocation rule does not mean going back to a service provider. It is the most underestimated criterion at selection time, and the most expensive one afterward.
