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The revenue model takes you from contracted ARR through to recognized P&L revenue, with several ways to forecast depending on how your business plans.

The sub-sections

SectionWhat it is for
OverviewARR movement and recognized revenue by period
SnapshotRevenue actuals from your CRM and billing
PipelineWeighted opportunities feeding the forecast
ContractsPer-line contract modeling with ramps and modifications
AssumptionsRenewal, churn, and recognition settings
DriversBottom-up capacity math: reps x quota x attainment
StreamsConfigure each revenue stream and its forecast method

Ways to forecast

Pipeline-based

Weight opportunities by stage and roll them into the forecast.

Driver-based

Build ARR bottom-up from productive reps, quota, and attainment by cohort.

Top-down targets

Set quarterly CARR add targets and let the model allocate them down to months.

Contract-level

Model ramps, expansions, pauses, and churn per contract line.

Streams and recognition

Each stream (subscription, one-time bookings, usage, marketplace, other income) has its own forecast method and recognition schedule. The model expands ARR events into recognized revenue and derives the result into the GL, so revenue lands in the same P&L as everything else.
Live ARR is derived from contracted ARR through a per-cohort activation curve, so you can model the lag between booking a deal and revenue going live.