Connected planning for finance leaders who need to trust the next number—and explain the one after it.
Your next decision starts with “what if?”
A fixed scope. Visible progress.
One senior lead accountable for every build.
From architecture and data to planning logic, boards and a documented handover.
An agreed planning question, source-data samples you are authorised to share, a decision owner and the reporting calendar. A phased implementation is typically 6–12 weeks, with scope and timing agreed after discovery.
Find the calculation, structure and reconciliation issues. Leave with a prioritised fix list.
A focused review of one Pigment application: formula and dependency hotspots, naming and lineage, access assumptions and reconciliation controls. Expect prioritised findings and a walkthrough. Indicative timing is 1–2 weeks, depending on access and scope.
A defined workstream for your implementation team, with clear reviews and clean handoffs.
Agree a defined workstream, delivery standards, review points and working-hour overlap. Support can be scoped by phase or as a regular block of modelling capacity.
Actuals load on a schedule from the systems you already run. Planning happens in one governed model. Leadership reads outputs that tie back to source.
One demonstration project.
Five solution blueprints.
Fictional data. Real design decisions.
Follow new business, expansion and churn through a connected ARR model. Explore the architecture, then adjust a scenario.
Explore TitanConnect positions, hiring and attrition to a clear headcount roll-forward. Explore a proposed workforce design.
Explore workforceMove a collection assumption and see receivables and cash respond. A focused illustration within a three-statement blueprint.
Explore cash planningCompare territory capacity with quota. Explore the tradeoffs before reallocating accounts and targets.
Explore sales planningMove a fictional cost-centre plan from draft to approval. Explore ownership, review stages and variance reporting.
Explore opex planningMap Anaplan structures to a deliberate Pigment architecture. Keep source reconciliation visible through cutover.
Explore migrationFooting Advisory is an independent Pigment consultancy. We build planning models a CFO can defend in the boardroom, and that your team can still run after we leave.
Led by a Pigment Advanced certified modeller with Big Four consulting experience and hands-on delivery across enterprise Pigment workspaces in SaaS and technology. We work directly with CFOs, FP&A teams and Pigment implementation partners.
Agreed scope → reviewed logic → documented ownership.
A Pigment consultant designs and builds planning models in Pigment: the dimensions, metrics and formulas, the boards planners work in, and the data flows from your ERP and HR systems. A good consultant also reviews existing models for accuracy and speed, and makes sure your team can own the model after go-live.
It depends on scope. A focused use case such as opex budgeting or headcount planning is far quicker than a connected FP&A model covering revenue, workforce, opex and the three statements, which is usually delivered in phases. Scope and timeline are agreed before work starts.
No. Much of the work is with teams already on Pigment: speeding up slow models, cleaning up structure after a rushed first build, adding a new use case, or adding hands-on capacity to an in-house team or partner firm.
Yes. Migrations are mapped concept by concept, rebuilt deliberately rather than copied, and run in parallel until every total reconciles before cutover. See the migration blueprint and Pigment vs Anaplan.
Headcount and workforce planning, territory and quota planning, opex budgeting and the annual operating plan, three-statement and cash planning, and SaaS revenue and ARR forecasting.
A new build, a model that needs attention, or a partner workstream. Tell us where you are starting. A senior modeller reads every enquiry.
connect@footingadvisory.comWe review your note and reply within one working day with questions or times to talk. Scope and fees are agreed in writing before any work starts.
No. Titan is a demonstration; the other projects are solution blueprints. All use fictional companies and data.
Access, confidentiality and approved tools are agreed before delivery. Keep sensitive data out of the initial enquiry. Privacy details.
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