Stay ahead of the curve by knowing what drives profitable growth. CCH Tagetik Profitability Analysis is powered by the Analytic Information Hub. It enables you to explore profitability down to the most granular level. With financial and operational data centralized and best-in-class data exploration tools, you can drill into data across unlimited dimensions to see how operational costs impact profitability in real-time.
To get a deep understanding of the variables that impact profitability, our comprehensive solution facilitates detailed driver-based and activity-based costing with what-if scenario analysis. You’ll always know which products, customers or business units have the highest margins or require cost improvement measures. Make more informed data-based decisions with CCH Tagetik.
3 reasons why CCH Tagetik Profitability Analysis lets you focus on your business
Gain visibility into profit margins
See how costs impact margins. Allocate and manage direct, indirect, and activity-based costs. Drill down to the product, project, customer and service-level for more accurate profitability analysis.
Maximize profitability with operational alignment
Play out financial and operational assumptions to understand the impacts on profitability. Compare the results of what-if scenarios side-by-side to view the impact on the P&L, balance sheet, and cash flow.
Get actionable insights with real-time analysis
Instantly assess profitability by visualizing costs and revenues on dynamic scorecards, dashboards, and ad hoc analytics. When things change, get notified in real-time with email or mobile alerts.
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CCH Tagetik's Profitability Analysis is trusted by leading companies across all industries.
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Siam Cement
The project resulted in an improved planning process and an improved analysis of Profit & Loss and fi-nancial position. Furthermore, the project has been the catalyst for change management within the or-ganization, including forecasting our Profit & Loss and financial positions based on individual customer projects. This has resulted in a 50% reduction in manual processes.
I think the main aspect that differentiates CCH Tagetik from the other products is the ease of use. CCH Ta-getik allows the users to determine allocation rules by themselves — that's the main reason why we se-lected the solution.
Identify the most profitable areas of your business with CCH Tagetik Profitability Analysis
Understand the profitability of your customers, products, and business units. With a robust allocation engine, CCH Tagetik makes it easy to analyze profitability by any dimension. Automate the allocation of direct or indirect costs down to any level using financial, statistical or historical drivers.
- Use configurable allocation rules for driver-based allocations
- Analyze profitability by customers, products or channels
- Evaluate scenarios using highlighted threshold variances
- Determine true costs with activity based costing
- Understand the margin impact of direct and indirect costs
Achieving profitability excellence: Andreani Logìstica's CCH® Tagetik implementation
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Achieving profitability excellence: Andreani Logìstica's CCH® Tagetik implementation
Investigate profitability at every level with CCH Tagetik
CCH Tagetik enables you to evaluate the revenue generating potential and cost effectiveness of every initiative, customer, product line, and activity by giving you greater insight into the drivers impacting profitability.
- Make informed decisions with business driver analysis
- Analyze budget-actual variances from different angles
- Align cost and revenue drivers for more efficient modeling
- Use a single source of data for accurate analysis
- Easily adjust allocation drivers with operational models
Empowering Aegon's business decisions with CCH® Tagetik's flexible financial reporting
Empowering Aegon's business decisions with CCH® Tagetik's flexible financial reporting
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About Profitability Analysis
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What is profitability analysis?
Profitability analysis seeks to understand a company’s ability to generate profit. When companies report on sales and profitability data, analysts can then drill into that data by analyzing drivers like customer, country, product, number of units, price etc., in order to identify which drivers are yielding profits and which drivers are leaking them.
Common drivers are:- business segment
- product/service type
- sales channel
- geographical area
- customer type
- individual customer
- stage in the production process
Each driver is analyzed to determine segments that are most profitable and identify those which aren’t. For example: the most profitable customers vs. the least profitable customers. Thorough profitability analysis can provoke positive change within organizations, leading to action based on key insights, like fast responses to changing customer needs. It functions to maximize the effectiveness of the product mix and remedy areas of decreasing profit margins.
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What is activity-based costing - ABC ?
Activity-based costing (ABC) is a costing methodology used to more accurately allocate overhead/indirect costs to the items and activities that use it. The ABC costing method does this by assigning costs to products, services and projects based on the resources activities consumed and the subsequent activities that go into them.
ABC is an effective way for businesses to understand the complex relationship between cost and profitability as a result of products, customers, production and processes. By assigning indirect costs to these activities, ABC is used to reduce superfluous overhead, unprofitable products, identify ineffective processes and lower prices.
Often, ABC is used by the manufacturing industry because of the emphasis on production, the complexity of its activities, and their associated costs.