21 Oct 2026
Pigment raises $250m at a $2.3bn valuation to put agents into planning
The Paris-built planning platform passed $100 million in annual recurring revenue this year, and the new money goes into Graphite, the…
Pigment is a cloud business planning platform for finance, sales, workforce and supply chain teams, with AI agents, scenario modelling and ERP, CRM and HR data connections.
By Pigment
Pigment is a cloud platform for business planning and performance management. It brings budgeting, forecasting, reporting and scenario analysis for several departments into one connected model, instead of separate spreadsheets or point tools. Pigment itself describes the category as enterprise performance management (EPM) and also uses the label "AI business planning". Typical work in the product includes budgets and rolling forecasts, P&L, cash flow and balance sheet planning, financial consolidation, revenue and sales planning, headcount and workforce planning, demand and inventory planning, and sales and operations planning. It also lists ESG reporting, carbon accounting and AI investment planning among its use cases.
Pigment organises its site around four teams: finance, sales and revenue, HR, and supply chain, plus a separate ESG offer. Its customer stories are filtered by industry (consumer goods, financial services, technology, retail, transportation, travel and hospitality, public administrations and others) and show employee bands from the low thousands to more than 90,000. Customers it names include Unilever, Danone, Siemens (through Hacon), Carta, Figma, Fivetran, Uber and Supercell.
The platform runs on a proprietary engine Pigment calls Graphite, which it describes as patent-pending. Pigment says it provides an elastic compute layer, a shared semantic layer for definitions and hierarchies, and native scenarios. Models are built from dimensions, metrics, tables and boards, and the product includes workflows, in-app collaboration, and a test-and-deploy mechanism with linked testing environments. Pigment also offers a library of templated applications (workforce planning, core financial reporting, OPEX planning, sales capacity, project management).
Pigment AI is presented as a network of agents. The Analyst Agent monitors metrics, flags anomalies and builds reports; the Modeler Agent builds and edits models from natural-language descriptions, proposing a step-by-step plan that the user approves before changes run; a Planner Agent is marked as coming soon; and a Supervisor Agent orchestrates the others. Frames, launched on 10 September 2026, lets users describe an interface in plain language and have it built on the live model. The Pigment MCP Server lets external AI tools such as Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor query and edit governed Pigment data, and Agent Connectors let Pigment's agents read from tools such as Notion, Google Drive and Slack.
Pigment states it offers native connectors, scheduled imports, an API and generic APIs for custom builds. Its integrations page groups connectors into ERP and accounting (NetSuite, Sage Intacct, SAP), CRM (Salesforce), HRIS and ATS (Workday, Greenhouse, HiBob, Lever), data lakes (Snowflake, AWS Redshift, Azure SQL, Databricks, Google BigQuery), BI (Looker), spreadsheets (Excel, Google Sheets) and file storage (AWS S3, Google Cloud Storage, SFTP). Many of these are labelled "On the Roadmap" on that page, while the platform page shows several as available, so current coverage should be confirmed.
Pigment's security page states SOC 2 Type 2 and ISO 27001 certifications, audited annually, with a compliance programme covering GDPR and CCPA/CPRA; its site footer also shows SOC 1. Customers can operate it in line with relevant Sarbanes-Oxley provisions. Data is encrypted with AES-256 at rest and TLS 1.2+ in transit. Authentication supports SAML 2.0 SSO, SCIM, Google login, MFA and domain allowlisting, and an Audit Trail API feeds a SIEM. Customer data can be held in Frankfurt (europe-west3) or Oregon (us-west1), or on S3NS, a SecNumCloud 3.2 sovereign cloud. Pigment says customer data is not used to train foundation models. It states a recovery time objective of 6 hours and a recovery point objective of 24 hours.
The founders, Eléonore Crespo and Romain Niccoli, say they started Pigment in 2019. Its newsroom reports a $73 million Series B (15 November 2021), an $88 million Series C (8 June 2023, total raised stated as $248 million) and a $145 million Series D led by ICONIQ Growth (4 April 2024). Its careers page lists offices in Paris, London, Toronto, New York, San Francisco and Austin.
These are Pigment's own case-study figures, not independent measurements:
Pigment publishes comparison pages against Anaplan, Planful and Workday Adaptive Planning. Buyers shortlisting a planning platform usually evaluate at least two of these side by side on the same model.
TrustList compiled this profile from Pigment's own website (platform, security, legal, newsroom, careers and customer pages) on 5 October 2026. Figures and customer results are as Pigment states them. This is a standard listing, not a paid placement.
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