Fintastic: Enterprise Planning Built to Replace Anaplan and Workday Adaptive at Scale

Fintastic is an enterprise-grade planning platform designed to replace legacy systems such as Anaplan and Workday Adaptive in large, complex planning environments. The platform is architected for organizations where performance, concurrency and model scale are not edge cases but daily operating requirements.

Rather than competing on ease of use or lightweight FP&A workflows, Fintastic's core wedge is sustained performance at enterprise scale.

What Fintastic Is

Fintastic is an enterprise planning and performance management platform purpose-built for modern enterprises that have outgrown the architectural limits of traditional planning systems. It is not positioned as an SMB or mid-market FP&A tool.

Fintastic is best understood as a replacement platform for Anaplan and Workday Adaptive in environments where planning complexity, user concurrency and performance predictability matter.

Company Overview

• Founded: Tel Aviv, Israel
• Commercial Launch: 2024
• Stage: Early growth, enterprise-first
• Backed by: Top-tier VCs and strategic operators
• Mission: Reinvent financial planning for the modern enterprise

Representative Customers

Fintastic is already deployed in complex enterprise environments including:

• Priceline
• Wind River
• Aviatrix
• Claroty
• Artlist
• Nextech Systems

These customers reflect the platform's focus on scale, complexity and mission-critical planning rather than lightweight FP&A use cases.

Best Fit Organizations

Fintastic is designed for enterprises that require:

• Large, highly dimensional planning models
• Many users planning and recalculating concurrently
• Frequent scenario creation and comparison
• Strong governance, auditability and reproducibility
• Continuous alignment between operational data and planning models

Typical buyers include large enterprises and complex organizations actively replacing legacy planning platforms due to performance ceilings or governance risk.

Not a Fit

Fintastic is not intended for:

• SMB or lower mid-market finance teams
• Lightweight budgeting and reporting needs
• Spreadsheet-first planning workflows
• Organizations without meaningful model or concurrency complexity

Fintastic positions itself squarely as an enterprise replacement platform, not a modernized FP&A layer.

Where many newer FP&A tools prioritize simplicity and speed to first value, Fintastic prioritizes:

• Deterministic performance under load
• Parallel planning without lockouts
• Unlimited and isolated scenario modeling
• Unified handling of dense and sparse data

This positioning directly targets the structural limits of Anaplan and Workday Adaptive in large, always-on planning environments.

Core Use Cases

• Enterprise financial planning and forecasting
• Cross-functional and operational planning
• Large-scale scenario modeling and stress testing
• Strategic planning under uncertainty
• Continuous reforecasting driven by live data

Dual Engine Modeling Architecture

Fintastic uses a proprietary dual engine architecture that dynamically optimizes execution paths for both dense and sparse data structures within a single model.

True Version Isolation and Unlimited Scenarios

Each scenario runs in a fully isolated execution environment with separate memory, logic and dependencies.

Implications:

• Unlimited scenario creation
• Parallel exploration without interference
• Stable performance regardless of version count
• Strong auditability and reproducibility

This capability is designed for enterprises running many simultaneous strategic scenarios.

High Concurrency Without Lockouts

Fintastic supports parallel recalculation and write operations across users and versions without queueing or blocking.

Implications:

Large planning teams can work at the same time without coordination friction or performance degradation.

Continuous Data Ingestion

Fintastic continuously syncs data from systems of record and triggers targeted recalculations without batch windows or downtime.

Implications:

Planning models remain aligned with live operational conditions, enabling continuous planning instead of periodic refresh cycles.

AI in Fintastic is embedded directly into the planning foundation rather than layered on top.

Key characteristics include:

• Natural language querying grounded in model logic and user permissions
• Structural awareness of dimensions and relationships
• Outputs anchored to actual data and calculations

Fintastic connects directly with core enterprise systems including ERP, CRM, HRIS and data warehouses. Integrations are designed for high-volume, incremental data ingestion with minimal operational overhead.

Key integration characteristics:

• Near real-time data updates
• Incremental loading rather than full extracts
• Transaction-level drill-through to source systems
• Support for continuous planning workflows

Fintastic is designed to be implemented and owned by enterprise teams with less dependence on large SI ecosystems than legacy platforms.

While powerful, the platform assumes a higher level of planning maturity and is not optimized for self-service or low-complexity deployments.

Fintastic pricing is positioned for enterprise deployments and reflects the platform's focus on scale and performance rather than simplicity or low-cost entry.

Pricing is typically structured around enterprise-scale usage, model complexity and concurrent user requirements rather than per-user seat pricing common in mid-market tools.

Fintastic customers report outcomes focused on enterprise-scale performance and reliability:

• Sustained performance at extreme model scale without degradation
• Elimination of planning lockouts and queueing delays
• Ability to run unlimited parallel scenarios without interference
• Continuous planning alignment with operational data
• Reduced dependency on large SI ecosystems for ongoing operations

These outcomes reflect the platform's core value proposition: replacing legacy enterprise planning systems that have hit performance or governance limits.

Fintastic's go-to-market strategy is enterprise-first, targeting organizations actively evaluating replacements for Anaplan, Workday Adaptive or legacy CPM platforms.

The platform is positioned for strategic planning infrastructure decisions rather than tactical FP&A tool upgrades, focusing on enterprises where scale, concurrency and performance predictability are non-negotiable requirements.

Fintastic is likely not an FP&A tool for companies looking for simple data aggregation or planning workflows. It is an enterprise planning platform deliberately engineered to replace Anaplan and Workday Adaptive in environments where scale, concurrency and performance predictability are non-negotiable.

Organizations evaluating Fintastic should approach it as a core planning infrastructure decision, not a feature upgrade.