Large enterprises running complex global supply chains who need network-wide visibility, logistics orchestration, and supplier collaboration across hundreds of partners.
Mid-market telco operators who need a planning layer — demand forecasting, S&OP cycles, buy plan generation, and what-if modelling — rather than supply chain execution visibility.
Feature by feature
The real differences
Planning layer vs execution layer
E2open's strength is supply chain execution: order management, logistics orchestration, and network-wide visibility. Planxis is the planning layer above that: demand forecasting, weekly S&OP cycles, buy plan generation, and scenario modelling to decide what to order before you orchestrate it.
S&OP built in, not bolted on
E2open can surface supply chain data, but driving a weekly S&OP process — with consensus demand, supply constraints, and a locked buy plan — requires significant custom configuration. Planxis ships with an 8-week rolling S&OP horizon, override tracking, and an AI-generated executive brief ready on day one.
Built for telco logistics, not generic supply chain
E2open is built and priced for global enterprise supply chains with hundreds of supplier partners. Planxis is designed for telco device and network logistics — the entities, hierarchies, and planning cycles that telco operators actually run, without the configuration project.
The cost difference is significant.
E2open is priced for enterprise procurement cycles. Planxis is priced for operators who need to make a decision this quarter.
Licence plus implementation. E2open typically requires a multi-year contract with annual maintenance fees.
Flat monthly fee. No implementation fees. No SI partner. Live in 2 days.
The enterprise S&OP playbook.
Without the enterprise price tag.
o9, E2open, and SAP cost hundreds of thousands to implement. Planxis is live in 2 days, starts at €1,499/month, and covers everything your S&OP team actually needs.