name: JAGGAER FinOps Framework description: > FinOps cost management guidance for JAGGAER ONE API consumption. JAGGAER uses an enterprise subscription model where costs are driven by selected modules, user counts, supplier volumes, and integration complexity. API consumption costs are embedded within platform subscription tiers rather than charged per-call. FinOps optimization focuses on module rightsizing, user license management, and integration efficiency. specificationVersion: '1.0' url: https://www.jaggaer.com/contact framework: FinOps Framework 1.0 alignment: FOCUS currency: USD billingModel: subscription-enterprise costDrivers: - name: Module Subscriptions description: > Primary cost driver. Each JAGGAER ONE module (sourcing, contracts, eProcurement, invoicing, supplier intelligence) carries a separate subscription fee. Organizations pay only for modules deployed, making rightsizing essential for cost optimization. category: LicenseFee optimizationStrategy: > Audit module usage quarterly. Decommission underutilized modules. Consolidate overlapping capabilities into fewer JAGGAER modules before renewing contracts. - name: User Licenses description: > Named or concurrent user licenses are a key cost component. Inactive or overprovision of user accounts drives unnecessary spend. License counts should be reviewed at each renewal cycle. category: LicenseFee optimizationStrategy: > Run utilization reports to identify inactive user accounts. Reclaim licenses from departed employees promptly. Distinguish between named and concurrent license models to select the most cost-effective option for usage patterns. - name: Supplier Network Volume description: > Costs may scale with the number of managed suppliers and the volume of supplier transactions processed through the JAGGAER supplier network (13M+ suppliers globally). High-volume supplier onboarding campaigns can trigger tier upgrades. category: UsageFee optimizationStrategy: > Prioritize onboarding strategic and high-spend suppliers first. Archive dormant supplier records to keep active counts within contracted tier limits. - name: ASO Optimization Job Volume description: > The Quay API enforces daily and absolute job limits for sourcing optimization runs. Excessive or test optimization jobs consume contracted capacity. Production optimization should be batched and scheduled efficiently. category: UsageFee optimizationStrategy: > Separate production and test/sandbox environments. Implement job scheduling to distribute optimization runs and avoid hitting daily limits during peak sourcing cycles. - name: ERP Integration Connectors description: > JAGGAER Link connectors to ERP and third-party systems (SAP, Oracle, Workday, etc.) may carry per-connector fees or be bundled within platform tiers. Custom integrations via Public APIs may require additional professional services. category: IntegrationFee optimizationStrategy: > Use pre-built certified connectors (e.g., SAP S/4HANA add-ons) over custom API integrations where possible to reduce implementation and maintenance costs. Audit inactive connectors at renewal. - name: Implementation and Professional Services description: > JAGGAER implementations typically involve professional services for configuration, data migration, and ERP integration. These one-time costs can be significant but are separate from recurring subscription fees. category: ServiceFee optimizationStrategy: > Phase implementations to spread professional services costs across budget cycles. Invest in internal JAGGAER admin training to reduce ongoing dependency on paid professional services for configuration changes. reporting: - name: Module Utilization Report description: Review active vs contracted module usage per renewal cycle frequency: quarterly - name: User License Audit description: Identify and reclaim inactive named user licenses frequency: monthly - name: Optimization Job Consumption description: Monitor Quay API daily and absolute job limit consumption frequency: weekly - name: Integration Health Review description: Audit active ERP connectors and decommission unused integrations frequency: semi-annual