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Revenue Operations Management: Building a Finance Technology Strategy to Optimize Your Cash Flow
Chris Couch
Co-Founder and COO, Transverse LLC
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Headquartered in Austin, TX
Founded in 2008
$40M+ in private funding
Leading provider of cloud-based Revenue Operations solutions for mid and large enterprises
Over 50 customers
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Transverse
Agenda
Define Revenue Operations
Survey of challenges, barriers and priorities
Three principals of Revenue Operations innovation
Innovation strategies
Innovation examples
Q&A
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What is Revenue Operations?
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Holistic view of end-to-end revenue management across multiple parts of an organization
Spans all data, systems and resources necessary to produce and account for revenue
Complex, multi-step cycle usually with cumbersome, manual processes, disparate technologies
Revenue Operations
Sales
Customer Management
Finance
Billing and Collections
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What Activities Are Involved With Revenue Operations?
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Order to cash processes Booking execution
Billing and collections
Revenue recognition
Assurance and compliance
Revenue accounting
Sales reporting
Revenue forecasting
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Aberdeen Survey Methodology
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Best-in-Class
Industry Average
Laggard
Total Respondents:
239 respondents across multiple industries are scored individually across standard
KPIs
Survey Questions
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Barriers and Challenges to Finance Departments
• Majority are hamstrung by manual processes and disparate technologies
• 93 percent use spreadsheets for critical revenue processes
• Majority perform nearly 85 percent of internal controls manually
• Almost 50 percent reconcile their revenue accounts manually
• 40 percent can only accurately forecast three months in advance
• 82 percent lack full visibility into areas of profit and loss
• Business processes most vulnerable to fraud, leakage and error are in procurement and revenue reporting
• 41 percent cite a lack of staff resources and headcount necessary to scale
• 28 percent have difficulty consolidating information from multiple data sources
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Common Concerns
• More data and higher demands are increasing volatility and risk. There is simply more for organizations to see, understand and react to.
• To compete, organizations must be flexible and fast, able to adapt and respond to market conditions as they shift and change.
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Priorities / Themes of Success in Revenue Operations
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Better, Faster Decisions: Company wide access to accurate real-time information in a usable form.
Responding to Change: Meet dynamic demands and solve problems as they emerge without being limited by resource constraints.
Accelerate Innovation: Remove friction in the introduction of new products, services, and business capabilities.
Maximize Revenue: By capturing value from every opportunity.
Drive Efficiency Up & Costs Down: Drive out waste and increase performance of systems, processes and people across the entire organization.
Mitigate Risk: By providing visibility across revenue impacting operations to get ahead of risks before they materialize.
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Three Principals of Revenue Operations Innovation
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Automation
Integration
Insight
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Applying the Principals of Automation, Integration and Insight
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Automated Processes
Common Reports
Common Alerts
Constant Monitoring
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Revenue Operations Innovation in Market Leaders
Leaders Followers
Billing and collections integrated with order entry and credit with no duplicate data entry
70% 37%
Standardized / automated enterprise-wide procedures for order fulfillment
64% 43%
Automated A/R and revenue recognition 67% 47%
Real-time visibility into outstanding invoices and related customer information
82% 31%
Real-time visibility into current revenue exceptions by customer, problem type, etc.
68% 21%
Electronic interfaces to banks and trading partners 82% 58%
Revenue performance dashboards 68% 31%
Order flow automation 59% 30%
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Mean Class Performance
Leaders Followers
6.1% of A/R past due 8.8% of A/R past due
1.1 days for payments to clear A/R ledger
6.9 days for payments to clear A/R ledger
11.7% of require manual intervention 30.1% of invoices require manual intervention
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Example 1 - Prepurchased Volume of Transactions
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Resulted in a 20%+ increase in month over month revenueEnterprise wide real-time visibility into customer consumption
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Example 2 - Publicly Traded eCommerce Company (Sales Based on Revenue Share)
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Reduced bill period close to 2 daysDSO by a significant number of daysCut audit costs and time by 15%