-
Multi-Dimensional Sorting for Hierarchical Lists
We need a way to sort hierarchical lists by multiple dimensions. Currently, Anaplan's 'Sort Order Action' for hierarchical lists only allows sorting by parent or by child, which limits our flexibility. Problem Statement:Currently, when working with hierarchical lists, the sorting functionality is limited to a single…
-
Formula Break-Down Without Space Penalty
Currently, to adhere to best practices it is beneficial to break out parts of a complex calculation into separate line items for logic traceability and audit-ability. However, in many models we're constrained by space and can effectively reduce space (especially in large multi-dimensioned modules) by combining logic in…
-
Allow disabling of unsolicited direct to end-user notifications
Hi Anaplan Team, We constantly tell our employees not to click on ANY links from ANY unsolicited email. Anaplan sends email to every person who's been granted a license telling them it's been activated with links. We don't want Anaplan to do this. We don't want any of our vendors sending unsolicited email directly to our…
-
Increase the limit of list item beyond 999 999 999
As a anaplan coe lead, i need to enable more complex and scalable use cases into anaplan and integrate seemlessly with high volumes system working with event or log based architectures. To cover these, one limiting factor is the hard limit over the 1billion minus one on lists. I d like to have this limit raised to higher…
-
Scale with Anaplan: Tenet 1—Modeling That Spans Multiple Use Cases
In part two of the scalability blog series, we’re taking a closer look at the first important tenet—modeling that spans multiple use cases. Before we dive deeper, let’s recap what differentiates Anaplan from other planning technology offerings. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4IA4JsZaBN8 Anaplan combines elements of…
-
Scale With Anaplan: The 3 Tenets of Planning at Scale
As organizations evolve and expand to serve a growing number of use cases, customers, and employees, scalability—the ability to support greater demand without impacting performance—is critical to success. Yet, with many traditional point or on-premises planning tools that operate in silos, scalability can appear as an…