You know your euros.
Do you know your tonnes?

Decisions are made in euros. But euros don't tell you what comes in, what goes out, or what gets lost. TerriFlux reconciles tonnes, prices and euros in a single model: when the numbers contradict each other, the computation makes them consistent. To get started, our Sankey diagram editor is free, online, no account needed.

The same flows in tonnes… Resource Processing Uses Export × price€/t …and in euros value added Resource Processing Uses Export One model, two realities: every flow exists in tonnes and in euros, linked by prices.

What the flows reveal

Two readings of the same model, two families of risk.

Euros, right to left

Where the money comes from, where it goes. A sector that depends on one subsidy, an outlet that weighs too much: financial risks show at a glance.

Tonnes, left to right

What comes in, what goes out, what gets lost. An imported resource, water, energy: physical dependencies appear on the same diagram.

Together they show where your supply chain is solid — and where it breaks.

From raw data to a published diagram

Import, reconciliation, styling, publication: watch the full pipeline unfold, from raw data to a published diagram.

At the heart of the pipeline, the computation that makes your numbers consistent:

Your data, estimated separately 28 t material flow × 0.45 €/t price = 14 M€ money flow 28 × 0.45 = 12.614 — the numbers don't add up Reconciliation under constraints tonnes, prices and euros adjusted together 30 t material flow × 0.50 €/t price = 15 M€ money flow 30 × 0.50 = 15 — one model, numbers that hold

At every scale

Statistics exist at the national scale. Decisions are made in a territory. Our downscaling method, born from Inria research on territorial metabolism, distributes national flows region by region, down to the territory, with confidence intervals. The same model reads from the whole country to a single valley: zoom out for the global stakes, zoom in for the local risks. See the method →

One engine, three levels of depth

OpenSankey and the two MFASankey editions share the same engine. Start with a drawing. End with a defensible material balance — each tier brings your diagrams closer to the full model, where materials and value line up.

OpenSankey

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

Start drawing

MFASankey Production

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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MFASankey Analyse

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, with no retyping.

MFASankey is the new generation of Sankey and material-flow-analysis software. It inherits what its elders do best — the immediacy of SankeyMATIC, the scientific rigour of STAN, the industrial polish of e!Sankey — and adds what none of them offer: unfolding a node into its sub-flows and folding it back, computing intervals when the data is uncertain, and reconciling tonnes, prices and euros.

From STAN

Open your .smfa files directly and keep working on your models in the browser.

What we learned from STAN →

From SankeyMATIC

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

What we learned from SankeyMATIC →

From e!Sankey

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

What we learned from e!Sankey →

Built on real studies, not demos

Fifteen years of cumulated experience mapping agriculture, forestry, waste, biomass and energy flows for public agencies and industry. Studies that already link tonnes and euros: physical and economic supply-use tables, value build-up along the forest-wood chain, carbon coupling.

Waste flows in the Grenoble metro area and Pays Voironnais
Waste

Waste flows in the Grenoble metro area and Pays Voironnais

2023

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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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They trust us

National agencies, research institutes, technical institutes and local authorities.

The method, in video

Why material flow analysis and Sankey diagrams help steer sustainable supply chains: explained on the wood value chain.

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.

Nine R&D projects since 2022 (with ADEME, INRAE, CNRS and Bpifrance) and open-access publications back everything we ship. Discover our research →