What is a model in Anaplan and how is it different from a module?

 

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The purpose of Anaplan modules is to organize and structure business logic, calculations, and data within an Anaplan model. They serve as the building blocks for planning, analysis, and decision-making processes across different business functions.

In Anaplan, a model and a module are two core concepts, but they serve different purposes.

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✅ What is a Model in Anaplan?

A model is the overall workspace where your business planning or analysis happens. Think of it as a container that holds all your data, logic, calculations, dashboards, and modules. It represents a full planning application, like a Sales Forecasting Model or a Financial Budgeting Model.

• It includes:

  • Modules

  • Lists

  • Dashboards (Pages)

  • Line items

  • Time and versions

  • User access settings

• Models are created for specific business processes or use cases.

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✅ What is a Module in Anaplan?

A module is a building block inside a model. It's like a spreadsheet or table where you input or calculate data. Each module is designed for a specific part of the planning process (e.g., Revenue, Expenses, Headcount).

• It contains:

  • Line items (columns or calculations)

  • Dimensions (like time, versions, lists)

  • Data (manually entered or calculated)

Modules are where most of the logic happens.

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