Jedox

Name: Jedox
Brand: Jedox
Rating: 4.4 (546 reviews)

The world’s most adaptable planning and performance management platform.

Est 2002|Valuation $79.8M|Raised $172.6M|139 Ref Customers

LinkedIn 34K|Web traffic 97K|FTEs 396|HQ Freiburg, Baden-Württemberg, DE

MarketsManagement Reporting Budgeting & Forecasting

Where Jedox tends to be selected: - Excel-first deployment models and Excel integration are frequently cited in user feedback as aiding adoption. - Flexible multi-dimensional modeling (cubes) and linked models are used to reduce manual errors and improve consistency. - Integration with other systems via connectors is commonly reported as a benefit. Where competitors may be stronger: - For very large-scale concurrency and enterprise-wide standardization, vendors such as Workday Adaptive Planning and Anaplan are often selected for their governance and ecosystem capabilities. - Vendors with broader enterprise suites may be chosen for standardization initiatives. Customer sentiment comparing tools suggests Jedox can be practical for customized EPM/BI solutions with moderate concurrency, but may face performance constraints at very high concurrency without architecture and performance engineering.

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis

Where Jedox tends to be selected:

Excel-first deployment models and Excel integration are frequently cited in user feedback as aiding adoption.
Flexible multi-dimensional modeling (cubes) and linked models are used to reduce manual errors and improve consistency.
Integration with other systems via connectors is commonly reported as a benefit.

Where competitors may be stronger:

For very large-scale concurrency and enterprise-wide standardization, vendors such as Workday Adaptive Planning and Anaplan are often selected for their governance and ecosystem capabilities.
Vendors with broader enterprise suites may be chosen for standardization initiatives.

Customer sentiment comparing tools suggests Jedox can be practical for customized EPM/BI solutions with moderate concurrency, but may face performance constraints at very high concurrency without architecture and performance engineering.

	Jedox	Workday Adaptive Planning	Anaplan
Starting Price	Request a quote (tiered packages)	Pricing varies; trial options are sometimes available	Typically quote-based; some directories publish indicative ranges (unverified)
Typical fit	Excel-centric FP&A teams seeking adaptable modeling and integrated planning/reporting	Finance teams seeking governed, structured planning with enterprise support	Large-scale connected planning across multiple functions with a broad partner ecosystem
Key Strength	Excel add-in adoption; flexible multi-dimensional modeling; integrated planning and reporting	Governance, enterprise support model, packaged planning	Broad connected planning and scenario modeling for cross-functional programs
Key Weakness	Learning curve; performance complaints at scale; documentation gaps	Quote-based pricing and potential cost considerations; some reporting limitations reported	Potential complexity and cost; implementations often involve partners