Sankey diagrams that go all the way
to material flow analysis

Build interactive Sankey diagrams in your browser — then, when you need it, reconcile incomplete or inconsistent data with a full MFA engine. Import from Excel, STAN or SankeyMATIC. Free to start, no account needed.

One tool, three levels of depth

Start with a drawing. End with a defensible material balance.

OpenSankey

The free, open-source editor. Draw and style Sankey diagrams, import 3-column data, export images. No account, no watermark.

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OpenSankey+

Professional dataviz: hierarchical nodes with drill-down, data tags to switch years/scenarios, views, published interactive diagrams you can embed anywhere.

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SankeySuite

The MFA engine: data reconciliation under constraints, uncertainty propagation, completion from as little as 10% of measured data. Excel in, balanced flows out.

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Coming from another tool?

Your existing work opens directly — no retyping.

From STAN

Open your .smfa files directly. STAN hasn't shipped a release since 2022 — your models deserve a maintained home.

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From SankeyMATIC

Paste your source [value] target text as-is, including colors and layout settings. Then make it interactive.

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From e!Sankey

Browser-based, transparent public pricing, and an actual reconciliation engine — not just balance checks.

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Built on real studies, not demos

Fifteen years of cumulated experience mapping agriculture, forestry, waste, biomass and energy flows for public agencies and industry.

Energy flows in France — Metabol'Heat project
Energy

Energy flows in France — Metabol'Heat project

2025–2026

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Agricultural supply chains — SOCLE project
Agriculture

Agricultural supply chains — SOCLE project

2025–2027

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Forest-wood flows — BACCFIRE project
Forest & Wood

Forest-wood flows — BACCFIRE project

2023–2025

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Who we are

TerriFlux is a deep-tech worker cooperative (SCOP) spun off from Inria, the French national institute for computer science. Our reconciliation engine comes from peer-reviewed research on territorial metabolism. We work with ADEME, INRAE, IGN and regional agencies — and everything we build ships in the open: the editor is open source.