20 Ways that SaaS companies can improve net revenue retention. Assign ownership for NRR. Attack root causes of churn. Execute upsells and cross-sell campaigns with Customer Success teams.
SaaS CFOs and CROs discuss how to achieve the right balance of growth and efficiency this year by aligning sales and finance on issues such as discounting policies, compensation strategies, and the timing of new…
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Learn how different public SaaS companies define, calculate, and report on ARR (annual recurring revenue). Real-world examples from Dropbox, Hubspot, Freshworks, Wix, and others.
Learn the benefits of empowering customers with a self-service billing portal to check the account balance, make payments, download invoices, and initiate billing inquiries.
Learn the five types of ARR segment reporting used by publicly traded SaaS companies - product line, customer revenue, vertical industry, deployment model, and employee count.
See 10 examples of how SaaS companies calculate Net Revenue Retention including Monday.com, Asana, Docusign, and Hubspot. Understand the different approaches taken to perform te calculations.
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