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Enterprise pricing · Complex manufacturers

Pricing built around your planning environment.

For complex manufacturers that need connected product portfolio planning across products, platforms, modules, roadmaps, lifecycle, and business context so teams can understand tradeoffs and make decisions as plans change.

Pricing reflects your planning scope, the configuration and implementation required, and any scoped integrations needed to support it.

Pricing factors

Let’s define what you need.

Your proposal brings the software and services together.

Platform accessConfigurationImplementation & onboardingScoped integrations & support30-minute planning consultation

Enterprise agreements scoped to your planning environment.

Discuss your planning scope

Talk through your planning needs, scope, and pricing with our team.

Pricing by scope

Which planning scope is closest to yours?

Explore the scope that fits your planning needs from a focused product family to a connected enterprise portfolio. Configuration, implementation, and integration needs shape your proposal.

Focused scope

Focused scope

Connected planning for a defined product family, business unit, or region.

Portfolio coverage
One focused part of the portfolio and its participating teams.
Planning complexity
A limited set of product lines, modules, and markets or segments to keep connected.
Typical objective
Establish a shared planning model for a defined product area and improve visibility as plans change.
Integration needs
A limited set of scoped enterprise data connections.
Discuss this scope
Broader scope

Connected portfolio

Connected planning across product lines with shared platforms, modules, or markets.

Portfolio coverage
Multiple product lines and the teams responsible for maintaining shared planning information.
Planning complexity
Shared platforms and modules across multiple product lines, markets, or segments, with dependencies across roadmaps.
Typical objective
Coordinate planning and understand tradeoffs across interdependent product lines.
Integration needs
Scoped connections across multiple systems, with defined mappings and recurring data flows.
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Enterprise scope

Enterprise portfolio

Connected planning across a complex product organization, with shared structures and multiple planning views.

Portfolio coverage
Product portfolios across brands, divisions, or markets within one planning environment.
Planning complexity
Complex relationships across product lines, shared platforms, modules, and markets or segments, with multiple planning views and recurring reviews.
Typical objective
Create a common planning environment for portfolio decisions across the organization.
Integration needs
Integration architecture, rollout, and support scoped to the systems and data flows required.
Discuss this scope

Not sure which scope fits?

Talk with our team for 30 minutes about your current portfolio planning environment. We’ll discuss where Gocious fits and what would shape your proposal.

Discuss your planning needs

A few straight answers.

Can we start with a focused scope?

Yes. Begin with a product family, business unit, or region where connected planning matters. Expand across divisions or regions as your needs grow. We define the scope together.

Do we need to replace our existing systems?

No. Gocious connects manufacturing product and portfolio planning before work is committed and as plans change. Your project, engineering, ERP, and finance systems keep their roles. Integrations are scoped to your requirements.

What happens in the first conversation?

We discuss your planning needs, assess fit, and outline the scope that would shape your proposal. A relevant demo can be part of that conversation.

Where can we review your security information?

Review our security information, and bring any specific requirements to your conversation with our team.

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Tell us what you need to plan.

Tell us which products, plans, and systems you need to keep connected. We’ll discuss the fit, the scope, and what it takes to get started.

Discuss your planning needs
  1. 1

    Define the planning scope.

    Identify the products, platforms, teams, views, and systems that need to stay connected.

  2. 2

    Solve your immediate problem.

    Configure the structures, information, and views for your scope, with integrations defined around your requirements.

  3. 3

    Keep the portfolio current.

    Maintain a connected planning picture as products, roadmaps, lifecycle plans, and business assumptions change.

Let’s discuss your planning environment.

Tell us what you need to keep connected. We’ll discuss the fit, scope, and what would be required to get started.

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