Track ownership, assumptions, progress, and outcomes in one place — so savings don’t fall apart when finance asks questions.
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Every savings initiative has a clear owner accountable for progress, updates, and outcomes.

Savings start as projected and only become realised when delivery is confirmed — no early credit or assumption.

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Savings initiatives built for transparency and control
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A savings initiative is a structured record used to capture, manage, and track a savings opportunity from idea through to delivery. It holds the rationale, ownership, assumptions, and expected value behind a saving.
Yes. Initiatives can be created and managed while savings are still projected. This allows teams to track progress, refine assumptions, and maintain visibility before savings are realized.
Instead of tracking savings in disconnected spreadsheets, initiatives are managed in one system with consistent structure, ownership, and visibility. This removes version control issues and manual reconciliation.
Initiatives can be updated as circumstances change, while keeping the original intent visible. This helps teams explain what changed and why without rewriting history.
A savings initiative represents the overall opportunity or project. Milestones are used later to phase delivery of that initiative over time. Initiatives define what the saving is; milestones track how and when it’s delivered.
Each initiative has a named owner responsible for keeping it up to date. This ensures accountability and prevents savings from becoming orphaned or unclear over time.
Yes. Savings initiatives can be linked to sourcing activities, suppliers, or contracts, providing context on where the saving originates and how it’s being delivered.
Savings initiatives keep the logic, ownership, and status of savings visible at all times. This makes it easier for finance to review, challenge, and understand savings without additional explanation or rework.