How much does Remanently cost?
Start with one solution. Extend the platform when you actually need it.
A simple process can start as a ready-made solution. A more complex deployment is quoted based on scope, scale, integrations and the processes that need to work together.
You do not have to buy the whole platform up front.
Solutions and how to buy them
Assets and equipment
Ready-made packages you can start with on your own — from free records to advanced stocktaking and UHF RFID.
Tools and equipment
Control of issues, returns, accountability and availability of tools moving between the warehouse, employees and locations.
Warehouse
Receipts, issues, locations, batches, reservations, picking and stocktaking — from a simple warehouse to many warehouses, terminals and ERP integrations.
Maintenance
Machines, failures, work orders, inspections, schedules, spare parts and maintenance history in one process.
Customers and sales processes
Customers, contacts, opportunities, activities, tasks and processes matched to how your organisation works.
Promotions, bonuses and trade activities
Trade Marketing activities from participation terms to documents, approvals and settlement.
Every module has its price.The more modules, the more value — and the lower the combined price.
The biggest problems start between systems. So when you connect processes in one platform, you pay less than for each module separately.
CMMS knows there is a failure. But does it know who has the tool?
A separate maintenance system and a separate tool room?
The technician gets a work order, but availability, issue and return of the required gear live somewhere else.
In one platform both processes can share the same data.
You have a repair order. And the spare part is... where?
CMMS handles the failure while spare parts are managed in another system.
Only during execution it turns out the part is missing or sits in another warehouse.
A maintenance order and part availability should not be two separate worlds.
The promotion has started. Does the warehouse know about it?
A Trade Marketing activity creates demand for products, POS materials or equipment.
If WMS works separately, availability and execution require more files, agreements or integrations.
A trade activity and its physical execution can run on shared data.
Sales promised a delivery. Do they know what is really available?
CRM knows the customer and sales history. WMS knows the warehouse.
When systems do not talk to each other, a person becomes the integration between them.
Remanently can connect customer information with the operational process.
The asset is in the register. But who has it right now?
The register says the device belongs to the company.
The Tools process answers other questions: who took it, when, where it works and when it should come back?
In one platform you do not need two independent records of the same device.
When does stock become equipment?
A device arrives at the warehouse, is issued and then starts working as company equipment.
In separate systems this often means export, import or re-entering data.
A shared platform can keep information continuity from warehouse to user.
These are typical pains when every process has its own system.
Separate applications can do their job very well.
The problem appears when a process moves from one system to another. You get:
- more integrations
- exports and imports
- duplicated data
- manual re-entering of information
- different records of the same object
- dependency on several vendors
- the cost of every further change
The more processes have to work together, the more value a shared platform delivers.
Why we do not publish one price list for the whole platform
We do not want to pretend every company needs the same thing.
A company that needs simple Assets can buy a ready package. A company combining WMS, CMMS and Tools needs a different scope than an organisation using CRM, WMS and Trade Marketing.
That is why for multi-module solutions:
we do not simply add up the prices of several separate programs.
We agree the scope of processes, users, locations, integrations and the required deployment, and then prepare terms for the whole solution.
Do you already have several systems that should talk to each other?
Or one process whose change in the ERP is too costly or takes too long?
Show us how your process works today.
We will check whether it is better to start with one solution or to connect several Remanently areas right away.
Start with one problem. If processes begin to connect, do not build more system islands.
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