Frequently asked questions

Fygurs is a portfolio management platform for product, data and AI leaders. It keeps your initiatives in one repository, ties each one to the objective it serves, puts a figure on its business case, prepares your committees from up-to-date data and tracks the ROI recorded after the decision.

Data and AI, product, tech and transformation leaders, from the scale-up to the large group, and the consulting firms that run portfolios for their clients.

Request a one-hour demo on your own initiatives, or create a workspace and load your list: an Excel, CSV, PowerPoint or PDF file is enough, the initiatives are extracted and you review them before anything is saved. The trial lasts 14 days.

Yes. The demo workspace is the application itself, read-only, on a sample portfolio. It is open to everyone from the home page.

Each initiative is scored on value and feasibility criteria you define in advance, with a confidence level and a size. The priority score follows from them; the value and feasibility matrix and the Now / Next / Later roadmap show it. The criteria are yours and stay visible.

A quantified business result with a deadline, a starting value and a target. Every initiative is attached to one. The readings of its indicator say whether it is on its way, and the deadline brings it back before the committee.

You create a body (executive, portfolio or steering committee) with its cadence and its sections. At each session the pack composes itself from today's data: what changed, the objectives at their term, the gains to record, the decisions asked. The session is presented on screen, exported to PowerPoint and PDF, and the pre-read can go out the day before. Decisions are written onto the initiatives.

Each initiative carries its business case: investment, running costs, expected gains, break-even, payback in months, every amount traced to its source. Once the case is validated in committee, three dated readings follow: usage at 30 days, the business metric at 90 days, the gain at one year. The gap between promised and recorded is shown to the committee.

It reads your files and extracts the initiatives, turns a sentence into a structured initiative, writes the portfolio reading note (risks, bottlenecks, conflicts, quick wins, recommendations) and proposes objectives from the maturity diagnostic. The figures come from your data and stay traced, and nothing is saved without your review.

Yes: the committee pack to PowerPoint and PDF, and your list of initiatives as a file. The files you import remain yours.

GitHub, read-only: the milestones and issues attached to an initiative bring real progress back against the plan. File import covers the rest. Other connectors will come, with no date promised.

Pro: €599 per month, paid by card, with a 14-day trial and no commitment. Enterprise: on quote.

The workspace switches to read-only until you subscribe. Nothing is deleted.

No. The Pro plan is monthly. Enterprise terms are agreed together.

On Microsoft Azure, in the East US region. Tell us if your policy requires another region.

Each workspace is isolated. Your data is used neither to train models nor for other customers. The language models receive only what the task needs: the file being imported, the sentence to structure, the portfolio to read.

Yes: data portability through export, erasure on request, and a published privacy policy.

AI use cases sit in the same portfolio as everything else, each with its product, its expected result and its ROI. The maturity diagnostic anchors the priorities, and the committee sees what was promised next to what was recorded.

One workspace per client, the same repository and the same committees. The firm prepares the sessions and the client keeps the workspace after the engagement. Pricing on quote.

From eighteen years of transformation work in large companies, and from public work on portfolio management: benefits management, cost of delay, business case appraisal. The white paper details the operating model.

A short questionnaire on six dimensions: data strategy and governance, infrastructure and architecture, analytics and BI, AI and ML readiness, organisation and talent, digital transformation. It returns a maturity profile, proposes quantified objectives and the first initiatives to attach to them. It can be run again whenever the portfolio changes course.

One working session. In an hour on your initiatives you leave with a first prioritised portfolio. The first committee can be prepared as soon as the initiatives are attached to their objectives.

The person who answers for the portfolio, and those who decide with them in committee. Invited contributors see what concerns them.