Revenue Operations: Do You Know If You Will Meet, Beat, or Miss on Revenue?
Companies Run On Revenue
Not Sales Bookings
Accurately forecasting sales bookings is only part of the critical role that Revenue Operations plays. To be fully effective, Revenue Operations teams are now being asked to take the next step and forecast out when those bookings will be realized as revenue. revVana helps revenue operations teams play a bigger role in reporting revenue that will be used to fund the company, investments, and future growth.
Go Beyond Bookings and Forecast Revenue
As the revenue center for your company, Revenue Operations provides the entire company with the pulse of the business. Effectively forecasting revenue will allow you to:
- Be A Leader In Predicting The Future- Be the person that helps the company see rises and dips in revenue so that the whole organization can react sooner and more effectively
- Provide Multiple Views of How The Future Unfolds - Create multiple scenarios based on your unique insight as a RevOps professional to help your organization make strategic decisions by showing the potential impact of each decision on future quarters’ revenue
- Take your analytic skills to a higher level - Don’t just run reports, become a Top Tier Revenue Operations Professional by being able to communicate the impact of what the data is saying and prescribe actions to respond
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