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Anaplan vs Cube

Anaplan

6.5#2 in sales and operations planning software
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Cube

6.0#5 in google workspace for finance software
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FactAnaplanCube
Access controlsThe platform supports single sign-on, SAML 2.0, OAuth, role-based access control, centralized identity management, and encryption at rest and in transit.Cube says role-based access applies across its app, connected spreadsheets, and reports, and its AI agents inherit the asking user's permissions.
BudgetingYesYes
Financial consolidationYesYes
ForecastingYesYes
Founded20062018
IntegrationsAnaplan connects to third-party services through connectors or integration platforms, and its Integration API supports data movement, model interaction, and process execution.The site lists connections including NetSuite, Salesforce, Workday, Sage Intacct, Snowflake, ADP, QuickBooks, and HubSpot.
Scenario modelingYesYes
SecurityAnaplan states that data in transit uses HTTPS with TLS 1.2 as the minimum and TLS 1.3 as the maximum, and data at rest uses AES-256 full-disk encryption.Cube states that it is SOC 2 Type II certified and HIPAA compliant, and that data is encrypted in transit and at rest on AWS infrastructure.
SupportAnaplan's customer care team is available 24x7 by phone, according to its support contact page.Gold includes Premium Support, while Premium Support+ is listed as an add-on available with any plan.
Workforce planningYesYes

Anaplan plans

  • Anaplan subscriptionPriced on request

Cube plans

  • BronzePriced on request
  • GoldPriced on request
  • SilverPriced on request

Pick Anaplan if…

Anaplan is presented for organizations planning across functions such as finance, sales, supply chain, HR, and retail. Its mobile app may suit users who need to review dashboards or complete planning tasks on iOS or Android.

Pick Cube if…

Cube suits finance teams that need budgeting, forecasting, consolidation and analysis across connected business data. It is presented for organizations in sectors including software, retail, manufacturing and nonprofits.

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