Anaplan Expands AI Planning Suite in India
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Anaplan Expands AI Planning Suite in India

Anaplan has announced the availability of Anaplan CoModeler, Custom Analyst and Agent Studio in India, alongside the launch of 12 purpose-built enterprise applications designed to accelerate AI-led decision-making across organisations. The move aims to help businesses transition from fragmented systems to a unified planning model spanning finance, supply chain and operations.

The new offerings embed AI directly into enterprise planning processes to improve agility, speed and decision-making confidence. Anaplan combines the conversational capabilities of large language models (LLMs) with a deterministic planning engine to deliver accurate, traceable and auditable calculations. Built on machine learning, business logic and real-time calculation models, the platform enables enterprises to evaluate scenarios and make informed decisions.

“The mandate to adopt AI across APAC and Indian boardrooms has created a new critical challenge: AI must do more than just retrieve conversational answers it must compute them with absolute mathematical precision and confidence,” said Amit Bagga, Managing Director, APAC, Anaplan. “That is why we’ve architected our platform to be the computational engine that connects every operational choice to its financial outcome. This gives our customers the ability to see the full impact of a decision before they make it, allowing them to bypass the noise, respond to market volatility faster, and capitalize on opportunities others cannot see.”

Anaplan CoModeler is an AI agent designed for enterprise planning architects and model builders, enabling faster creation and optimisation of planning models. Custom Analyst and Agent Studio provide organisations with tools to develop and deploy secure, custom AI assistants that generate insights from planning models while maintaining governance and control.

To support digital transformation initiatives, Anaplan has also introduced 12 out-of-the-box applications across finance, supply chain, retail, HR, IT, sales and marketing functions. The applications cover areas such as project cost planning, profitability analysis, subscription revenue planning, software spend optimisation, trade promotion management, assortment planning, workforce planning and sales forecasting.

“India’s economic engine is driven by massive, diverse enterprises, yet many still rely on a patchwork of disconnected software, paying a heavy ‘silo tax’ on their agility,” said Sanket Deodhar, India Head, Anaplan. “Our new out-of-the-box applications are optimized for the age of AI and designed specifically to accelerate time-to-value. By combining decades of deep functional expertise with computational AI, we are giving Indian CXOs a clear, rapid path to Connected Enterprise Maturity—enabling them to make fast, informed and effective decisions that outpace the competition.”

The announcement reinforces Anaplan's focus on helping enterprises integrate AI into decision-making processes by combining a unified planning platform, domain-specific applications and planning expertise to enable faster, scalable and more informed business decisions.

Anaplan has announced the availability of Anaplan CoModeler, Custom Analyst and Agent Studio in India, alongside the launch of 12 purpose-built enterprise applications designed to accelerate AI-led decision-making across organisations. The move aims to help businesses transition from fragmented systems to a unified planning model spanning finance, supply chain and operations.The new offerings embed AI directly into enterprise planning processes to improve agility, speed and decision-making confidence. Anaplan combines the conversational capabilities of large language models (LLMs) with a deterministic planning engine to deliver accurate, traceable and auditable calculations. Built on machine learning, business logic and real-time calculation models, the platform enables enterprises to evaluate scenarios and make informed decisions.“The mandate to adopt AI across APAC and Indian boardrooms has created a new critical challenge: AI must do more than just retrieve conversational answers it must compute them with absolute mathematical precision and confidence,” said Amit Bagga, Managing Director, APAC, Anaplan. “That is why we’ve architected our platform to be the computational engine that connects every operational choice to its financial outcome. This gives our customers the ability to see the full impact of a decision before they make it, allowing them to bypass the noise, respond to market volatility faster, and capitalize on opportunities others cannot see.”Anaplan CoModeler is an AI agent designed for enterprise planning architects and model builders, enabling faster creation and optimisation of planning models. Custom Analyst and Agent Studio provide organisations with tools to develop and deploy secure, custom AI assistants that generate insights from planning models while maintaining governance and control.To support digital transformation initiatives, Anaplan has also introduced 12 out-of-the-box applications across finance, supply chain, retail, HR, IT, sales and marketing functions. The applications cover areas such as project cost planning, profitability analysis, subscription revenue planning, software spend optimisation, trade promotion management, assortment planning, workforce planning and sales forecasting.“India’s economic engine is driven by massive, diverse enterprises, yet many still rely on a patchwork of disconnected software, paying a heavy ‘silo tax’ on their agility,” said Sanket Deodhar, India Head, Anaplan. “Our new out-of-the-box applications are optimized for the age of AI and designed specifically to accelerate time-to-value. By combining decades of deep functional expertise with computational AI, we are giving Indian CXOs a clear, rapid path to Connected Enterprise Maturity—enabling them to make fast, informed and effective decisions that outpace the competition.”The announcement reinforces Anaplan's focus on helping enterprises integrate AI into decision-making processes by combining a unified planning platform, domain-specific applications and planning expertise to enable faster, scalable and more informed business decisions.

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