Plans
How 4MDG is contracted
Contracting starts from an assessment of your master data, not from a price list. Scope depends on how many domains are in play, on the current state of the data, and on how many systems consume it — and that is what defines platform, services and timeline.
What changes
What defines the scope of your proposal
How many domains are in play
Supplier, material, customer, service. One domain with the cycle closed delivers value before the whole programme; the proposal reflects that choice.
The current state of the data
Record volume, duplication and completeness change the remediation effort. That is what the assessment measures before any number.
How many systems consume the data
Each integration carries its own analysis and testing cost. ERP, CRM, e-procurement and BI are not one line item.Talk to our specialists
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Because price depends on scope, and scope depends on your master data. Publishing a range without knowing volume, domains and integrations would produce a number the proposal could not hold.
[VERIFICAR: definition of the contracting options and what each includes — depends on a commercial decision by the client]
Yes. The assessment starts the conversation and grounds the proposal: without it, any estimate is a guess dressed as a quote.
Next step
Talk to the people who implement it
The proposal comes from an assessment of your master data. Tell us which domain hurts most, and the conversation starts there.