Straightforward marketing budget planning
The
Budgets tab allows you to easily create, share and present your
marketing budget plan. Your budget planning can now be a straightforward exercise, instead of a time-consuming and cumbersome one.
Best-practices in marketing budget planning with out-of-the-box templates
Follow best-practices in marketing budgeting with easy to use out-of-the-box templates (also completely customizable).
Create different plan scenarios
Easily create different scenarios—such as minimum and ideal
budget scenarios—all within one budget interface. With one click see what spend is forecasted, committed, invoiced or optional etc. Easily export the
budget to your Manager, Director, VP or CMO for approval, or you can login
and use it as a visual presention tool to show others how you are allocating
your budget.
Easily create one version of the plan
Using spreadsheets for budget planning often results in multiple
budget formats, all organized differently, with no grand totals—and
you're left to pull it all together. Now you can add team members and colleagues as users and get them to submit their plan via Allocadia™. You can see roll-ups
and totals instantly. You can also create standard information to capture
(for example: create required fields/values that you want to capture), so
that everyone is budgeting the same way.
Insight into your plan
In addition to making the marketing budget planning process easier, you can also
look at your plan in new ways. With everyone adding the same information,
such as how many leads and revenue are expected or what industries you're
targeting, you can view reports on your plan to ensure that you're allocating
your marketing budget in the best possibly way. And you can instantly see
what your overall spend is in certain areas, ensuring a proper allocation
to programs.
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