ORAGO Planning supports revenue and budget planning for manufacturers with standard product portfolios. Budget lines use base price, surcharges, and quantity to calculate revenue, with monthly planning across a three-year horizon. Users can make named budget versions by copying and adjusting; published versions cannot be changed. The product supports rolling monthly or quarterly forecasts and plan-versus-actual comparisons using actuals imported from SAP exchange tables or Excel. Forecast dimensions include customers, products, plants, and months. A shared workspace assigns Controller, Sales or Product Manager, Plant Manager, and Finance or CFO roles, with data-layer access controls that scope Sales and Plant Managers to assigned customers, products, or plants. PowerQuery supports Excel and Power BI reporting, while a REST API with JWT authentication exposes planning data. Deployment options are Microsoft Azure cloud and on-premise Windows Server with IIS. The product supports 50,000+ budget lines and 50 concurrent users. It is not designed for custom-part RFQ costing, ERP financial accounting, production scheduling, procurement, or inventory management. Pricing is available on request.
Who it is for
It is designed for standard-product manufacturers with defined catalogs and multiple OEM customers, including companies with 2 to 20 production plants. It is not intended for custom-parts suppliers calculating costs per RFQ or for the listed ERP and operational functions.
What is good
- Plans monthly budgets across a three-year horizon
- Supports rolling forecasts and plan-versus-actual comparisons
- Imports actuals from Excel or SAP exchange tables
- Offers Azure cloud and on-premise deployment
What to know first
- Not designed for custom-part RFQ costing
- Does not cover ERP financial accounting
- Does not handle production scheduling, procurement, or inventory
Verdict
ORAGO Planning focuses on revenue planning and forecasting for standard-product manufacturers, with role-based access and multiple deployment options. Its stated exclusions make fit assessment important for teams needing RFQ costing or broader ERP operations.
Get started with ORAGO Planning
- Visit the ORAGO Planning website.
- Request a demo or contact ORAGO about pricing.
- Choose Microsoft Azure cloud or on-premise Windows Server with IIS.
- Enter planning data manually or import it from Excel or SAP exchange tables.
- Set up workspace roles and assigned data access.
Limits to know first
The product supports 50,000+ budget lines and 50 concurrent users. ERP accounting, production scheduling, procurement, inventory management, and custom-part RFQ costing are outside its intended scope.
Questions about ORAGO Planning
How much does ORAGO Planning cost?
It is paid software, and pricing is available on request.
Who is the product designed for?
It targets standard-product manufacturers with defined catalogs and multiple OEM customers, including companies with 2 to 20 production plants.
What deployment options are available?
The listed options are Microsoft Azure cloud and on-premise Windows Server with IIS.
Can planning data be imported or reported elsewhere?
Data can be imported from Excel and SAP exchange tables. PowerQuery supports Excel and Power BI reporting, and a REST API exposes planning data.
Does it support CRM data sync?
No. CRM data sync is not supported.
What features are described as forthcoming?
Full variance bridge decomposition, top-down and bottom-up reconciliation, profitability reporting, and capacity planning are described as in development or coming soon.
Compared on revenue planning software
- Forecast dimensions
- customers, products, plants, months
- Scenario planning
- Yes
- Financial forecasting
- Yes
- CRM data sync
- No
- Approval workflows
- Yes
