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PLANS AND SCOPE

One platform. A scope designed for your business.

Configure GEP Platform according to the modules, organizational scope, integrations and level of support your organization needs. No per-user licensing, and no paying for capabilities you will not use.

A modular and scalable model

The proposal is sized by activated modules, scope and implementation — not by the number of users with access.

No per-user cost

Value is defined by scope and activated capabilities, not by how many people access the platform.

Modular platform

Activate only the modules your process needs today and add more later without migrating systems.

Scalable implementation

Start with one portfolio or a focused process and expand scope gradually and in a controlled way.

Support included

Configure hierarchy, data, roles and governance with specialized support throughout implementation.

MODULE CATALOG

Ten modules, activated according to your scope

Each module solves a concrete portfolio management need. Modules are activated independently and can be combined according to the chosen configuration.

01StrategyWhat outcome matters, and how much does each initiative contribute?
MODULE

OKRs and Strategy

Objectives, key results and a Strategy Map with an Objective → Key Result → KPI → Initiative cascade, showing each initiative's quantified contribution to strategy.

02PlanningWhen does it run, and with what real capacity?
MODULE

Schedule

A master schedule of portfolios, programs and initiatives with milestones, dependencies between activities and critical-path (CPM) calculation.

MODULE

Resources

Capacity, assignment and skills gaps by person and team, with a utilization view at the portfolio level.

03GovernanceWho decides, when, and with what evidence?
MODULE

Stage Gates

Stage-based approvals (Idea → Pipeline → Execution → Closure) with a role-configurable matrix, SLA with automatic escalation, documented evidence and scope-change control.

DIFFERENTIATOR

Governance Instances

Portfolio committees and sessions standardized per project management discipline (PMI/PMBOK): predefined cadences, automatic session generation, minutes and quorum, with adherence tracking. Stage Gate approvals are decided within these instances.

04MeasurementDoes the data arrive from the source, auditable and up to date?
DIFFERENTIATOR

Data Ingestion

Direct connection of KPIs to source systems via API, with access tokens, auditable measurement versioning and ingestion health monitoring.

05ValueHow much was captured against what was committed — and against the potential?
MODULE

Value Capture

Tracks benefits from the financial estimate (NPV, IRR, ROI, payback) through to value actually captured, with sensitivity scenarios.

MODULE

Full Potential

Compares the committed target with the process's real potential against an industrial benchmarking catalog, identifying uncaptured gaps.

06CommunicationWhat does the committee and the board see, without operational noise?
MODULE

Executive Roadmap

A strategic portfolio view by program swimlane, with milestones, health status and value capture — filterable by strategic objective, for executive communication.

Cross-cutting AIHow do you query and amplify all of the above, in natural language?
CROSS-CUTTING LAYER

GEP Assistant

An assistant with context across the entire portfolio hierarchy — KPIs, OKRs, risks, benefits, governance and data ingestion — that orients and recommends within the platform. In Enterprise, it adds automation of internal tasks.

REFERENCE CONFIGURATIONS

Start with the right level of scope

These are reference configurations — not closed plans — and can be adapted to the client's actual modules and needs.

GEP Foundation

Custom proposal
For a pilot, process or initial portfolio.

  • Portfolio and initiative hierarchy
  • Up to two modules (for example, Executive Roadmap + Value Capture)
  • Base roles and dashboards
  • Initial data load via templates
  • Guided implementation
Design initial scope

GEP Enterprise

Tailored architecture and proposal
For multi-unit enterprise deployments.

  • Full module suite, including Full Potential and Data Ingestion
  • Multiple business units
  • Corporate governance, differentiated by unit
  • GEP Assistant with internal task automation
  • Advanced APIs and integrations
  • Joint evolution roadmap
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Compare capabilities and scope

The matrix groups capabilities into six categories. Each category can be expanded or collapsed — it shows a typical configuration; the final proposal is tailored to the client.

Core platform
CapabilityFoundationPerformanceEnterprise
Portfolio → Program → Workstream → Initiative → Activity hierarchyIncludedIncludedIncluded
Roles and permissions with inheritanceStandardConfigurableAdvanced, by business unit
Executive dashboardsBaseConfigurableConsolidated, corporate-wide
History and traceability (activity log)IncludedIncludedIncluded
Global search and favoritesIncludedIncludedIncluded
Functional modules
CapabilityFoundationPerformanceEnterprise
OKRs and StrategySelectableIncludedIncluded
Schedule (critical path / CPM)SelectableIncludedIncluded
Resources (capacity and assignment)OptionalOptionalIncluded
Stage GatesOptionalIncludedIncluded
Governance Instances (cadences, minutes, adherence)OptionalIncludedIncluded
Data Ingestion (external API)Not standardOptionalIncluded
Value CaptureOptionalIncludedIncluded
Full Potential (benchmarking + maturity)OptionalOptionalIncluded
Executive Roadmap (strategic swimlanes)SelectableIncludedIncluded
GEP Assistant (contextual recommendations)Not standardIncludedIncluded, with task automation
Reference active modulesUp to 2Up to 4Full suite
Organizational scope
CapabilityFoundationPerformanceEnterprise
Typical scopePilot or one portfolioMultiple portfoliosMultiple business units
Governance modelStandardConfigured to the processCorporate, differentiated by unit
Later scope expansionAvailableAvailableCorporate evolution roadmap
Configuration and implementation
CapabilityFoundationPerformanceEnterprise
Initial configurationGuidedTailoredDesigned in phases
Design workshopsEssentialExtendedExecutive and multidisciplinary
Data migrationLimited, template-basedStructuredCorporate migration plan
TrainingKey usersDefined teamsRole-based program
Data and integrations
CapabilityFoundationPerformanceEnterprise
Data load via templatesIncludedIncludedIncluded
Automated ingestion via API (tokens and versioning)As agreed in scopeSelectedAdvanced
Integrations with corporate systems (ERP, BI)Additional evaluationSelectedAdvanced
Single sign-on (SSO)Additional evaluationOptionalEvaluated in architecture
Security and support
CapabilityFoundationPerformanceEnterprise
Support levelStandardPriorityPremium or dedicated
Measurement audit and versioningIncludedIncludedIncluded
Additional environments (staging, sandbox)Not standardOptionalBased on architecture
Per-user pricingNoNoNo

Every category can be expanded or collapsed independently. No module is billed per user or per individual license.

What defines value?

The proposal is built on five concrete variables, not a per-user list price.

01 · Modules

OKRs, Schedule, Resources, Stage Gates, Governance Instances, Data Ingestion, Value Capture, Full Potential and Executive Roadmap.

02 · Scope

Portfolios, areas, business units and governance model.

03 · Implementation

Configuration, data migration, design workshops and adoption.

04 · Integrations

APIs, ERP, BI, external data sources and SSO.

05 · Support

Ongoing support, service level, evolution and environments.

Start with a controlled scope

Validate GEP Platform on a priority portfolio, process or program, with specific modules, before scaling across the organization.

Frequently asked questions

Does GEP Platform charge per user?

No. Value is defined by activated modules, scope, implementation, integrations and level of support — not by the number of people with access.

Can we start with just a few modules?

Yes. The platform can start with a focused scope, for example Executive Roadmap and Value Capture, and add other modules progressively without migrating systems.

Are the Foundation, Performance and Enterprise configurations closed plans?

No. They are reference configurations; the final proposal is tailored to each client's modules, scope and governance model.

How is the proposal's value determined if it does not depend on users?

It is defined by five variables: activated modules, organizational scope, implementation complexity, data integrations and level of support.

Can we combine modules that are not in the same reference configuration?

Yes. Modules are independent of each other; any combination can be evaluated in the proposal according to the process you want to manage.

What does guided implementation include?

Configuration workshops, defining hierarchy and roles, initial data load via templates, and support during adoption by your team.

Do you offer a pilot?

Yes. It is defined with agreed scope, data, users, workflows and success criteria, before scaling to more portfolios.

What happens if we need to activate an additional module later?

It can be added without migration: it is configured on the same hierarchy and data already in the platform.

Let's design the right configuration for your portfolio

Tell us which modules you need, what you want to connect, and what you want to govern or measure. We will prepare a conversation focused on your actual scope.

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