Revenue & Margin Intelligence

Know what moved revenue and margin, and why, with numbers Finance can defend.

Built for

  • CFO and Finance
  • Revenue Operations
  • Pricing

Systems involved4 connected

  • ERPInvoicesCost of goods
  • CRMAccountsRenewals
  • Data warehouseRevenue by product line
  • ContractsRenewal terms

Conversational Analytics

AI-powered insights through natural conversation

Why did gross margin decline this quarter, which customers are driving it, and what should we do?

Gross margin fell 2.6 points to 38.4% in Q3, the lowest in eight quarters.

What drove it

  • Above-policy renewal discounts (−1.4 pts): six enterprise renewals closed at 22–31% against a 15% limit.
  • Hardware fulfillment cost (−0.8 pts): up 11% quarter over quarter.
  • Shift toward Services (−0.4 pts): Services grew from 18% to 23% of revenue.

Recommended next step: Extend discount approval to renewals and review six accounts. Closes the gap that produced most of the decline without changing list prices.

Q3 vs Q2 · points of margin

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Outcomes

What changes for your team.

  • One definition of margin

    Margin is defined once and applied the same way in every report, board and answer, so Finance and Sales stop reconciling numbers.

  • Drivers, not just totals

    See which customers, products, regions and discount decisions moved the result, ranked by how much each one contributed.

  • Policy exceptions surfaced

    Discounts approved outside policy are flagged with the approver and deal attached, so leakage is caught before it compounds.

  • Test changes first

    Model pricing and policy changes against your own history before you commit, and see the expected impact on revenue and margin.

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