Revenue Intelligence: the numbers most teams build by hand.
Most companies fly blind on the metrics that decide whether growth is working — true CAC, real LTV by segment, conversion by stage, the forecast that holds up. The data exists, scattered across tools; turning it into a clear, current picture is genuinely hard, so it gets done late, by hand, in a spreadsheet nobody trusts. Revenue Intelligence turns your own data into the view a sharp CFO would build — continuously, and without the spreadsheet sprawl.
How this shows up in the work.
Unit economics, current
True CAC and LTV by channel and segment, refreshed continuously instead of reconstructed quarterly. The number you actually steer by, not a stale guess.
Conversion & pipeline modeling
Where deals stall, which stages leak, which sources produce customers worth keeping. Less to manipulate the funnel than to show your team where to spend its attention.
Forecasting & cohort analysis
Revenue forecasts and cohort views that hold up — which cohorts are aging, which are compounding, where next quarter actually comes from. Turns existing data into a decision, not a slide.
Pricing & mix intelligence
Where you're leaving money on the table, and where you're pricing yourself out of deals. Decision-support for a human, never an auto-applied price change.
What we believe about financial AI.
Most teams fly blind on the metrics that matter most. The data is there; assembling it into a clear daily picture is the hard part — which is exactly the kind of work AI is good at and humans dread.
The job is clarity, not extraction. Modeling exists to help you make a better call, not to squeeze a customer. We're explicit about that design choice, because the other version erodes the trust the business runs on.
Your financial data is sensitive. Anything we build runs on your data, in your environment, with no third-party data broker in the loop. Convenience is never worth that trade.
Ship-status: in development. The architecture is defined and integrations with the common data sources are in design; first deployments are planned for our partner cohort. Not generally available yet — and we won't market it as if it were.