Making IBM TM1 and IBM Planning Analytics even better.
Products, free stuff and plenty of articles to help TM1 developers, TM1 administrators and IT professionals master TM1.
Our Products
The leading monitoring, management and migration tool that provides a holistic view about everything in your TM1 environment.
Improve up-time and performance.
Make your TM1 community more productive.
Speed up your TM1 development efforts.
Provide change tracking and governance.
TM1 application development with the power and freedom of modern web technologies.
Revitalize your existing TM1 models with a new interface.
Provide a modern user-experience using the power of the TM1 server.
Scheduled reports and bursting.
20+ built in components that make all of the hard things easy.
The ultimate modern developer tool for TM1 and Planning Analytics both on-premise and in the cloud.
Hierarchy aware, built for the future of TM1.
Multi-document tabbed interface.
Turbo Integrator debugging.
Syntax highlighting and auto-complete.
User-defined snippets.
User-defined plugins and pages.
Our Customers
100,000+ users
Managing 100,000 users' sessions, spreadsheets and websheets
50 Million+ lines
Tracking more than 50 million lines of TM1 processes and TM1 rules
1,500+ servers
Monitoring more than 1,500 TM1 servers
Stories from customers like you
Learn how our customers improved their application using our products
FREE Articles & Downloads
Bedrock for TM1
The definitive library for writing modular Turbo Integrator processes for TM1.
TM1py
A Python package that wraps the TM1 REST API in a simple to use library.
TM1Kill
Cancels ALL running threads or disconnects ALL users connected to TM1
Hustle
Utilize all of your CPUs to load data into TM1/Planning Analytics in parallel.
TM1 REST API
Helpful tip and information about the TM1 REST API.
Canvas Snippets
Make your Canvas development easier with an extension for Visual Studio Code.
TI Helper
Improve your TM1 productivity with the TI Helper context menu for Architect and Perspectives.
ODBC Connect
Connect to ODBC data sources and test your queries against the interface used by TM1.