49 Pigment Testimonials

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  • "For us, flexibility was very important because we are changing very fast and we wanted a system that can evolve with the company and would not be super difficult to amend what we have already built. Pigment competitors aren’t as flexible, we are moving so fast, we need to be …

  • "We've found a tool that is, at the same time, flexible and which guides you building models in the most efficient ways possible."

  • The cost of curiosity starts to go down, and the business starts to feel that.

  • "There were different sources of demand forecast that were treated as “sources of truth” by different teams. And while trying to do our supply chain planning, we realized that without having one single clear number in mind for what the future holds in terms of demand, the whole supply chain …

  • “Not only did we receive no negative feedback [on Pigment], but there was overwhelming satisfaction among our teams, particularly regarding its ease of adoption.”

  • “With Pigment, we were able to move from reactive budget management to real anticipation of needs and unforeseen events.”

  • “I've never seen an implementation project of a planning system going that well, being rolled out on time and adopted internally so quickly!"

  • "We decided to go with Pigment thanks to its robust integrations and collaboration capabilities - it allows not just the finance team to look at the data, but other departments too."

  • The way I think of financial modeling is a bit like Legos. You have different pieces, they might not all be the same, and you can mix and match and connect.

  • We want them to operate independently, but what we don't want is them operating in isolation.

  • Planning has become less about prediction and much more about preparedness. It's about preparing your organization to deal with uncertainty, not eliminate it.

  • AI can help us answer this question of what's happening. And it's the human in the loop that's saying, okay, what should we do about it?

  • It's just going back to basics, staying curious. I'm comfortable being a beginner, and just saying, let's ask the hard questions and figure it out together.