Data fragmentation
Inability to consolidate renewal and expansion data across multiple systems leads to inaccurate projections.
Inability to consolidate renewal and expansion data across multiple systems leads to inaccurate projections.
Difficulty in standardizing and tracking renewal methodologies results in sub-optimal account management.
Inability to consolidate renewal, expansion, and new bookings revenue undermines forecast accuracy.
Disconnected processes and disparate KPIs between CS, Sales, and Finance teams generate inconsistent projections.
Increase NDR with accurate CS forecasts
Leverage ML models to predict renewal outcomes, identify expansion opportunities, and drive higher Net Dollar Retention.
Eliminate data fragmentation
Unified dashboards that can ingest relevant usage, consumption, CRM, and account data from multiple sources.
Maximize customer success productivity
Implement standardized CS-specific methodologies that guide teams through optimal renewal procedures.
Get visibility into renewal pipeline
Unite CS and Sales teams with real-time insights into renewal status, risks, and growth opportunities through a single, shared view.
HOW WE DO IT
Access renewal and expansion data from any system to achieve a unified view.
Guide CS teams through standardized renewal processes.
Configure and manage forecasts based on organizational structure and business needs.
Flexible for any revenue model
Models customers' underlying data schema and objects to adapt to any revenue model.
Connects to all revenue tech
Gathers data from any revenue tool, including CS, product usage, and resource monitoring systems.
Superior accuracy
Uses AI-driven machine forecasting to predict usage data and aggregate forecasts.
BoostUp took our CS forecasting from a 5% margin of error to less than 1% as we near the end of the quarter. This precision makes a huge difference in our NDR predictions.
Paul Staelin
Chief Customer Officer
BoostUp's modern architecture enables revenue teams to build forecasts for any unit, including opportunities, renewals and expansions, new users, workloads or ad units. It can also be adapted for any rollup hierarchy, including the sales teams, accounts, product feature sets, or operating units.