If you’re like most when you first started in financial operations for your company, the company's primary focus was on selling and development. Metrics and analytics were a “nice to have”, but seemed secondary to the GAAP Financials you've long worked with. As your company grows, your needs change and metrics, such as MRR, ARR, and CLV, and analytical approaches, such as Cohort Analysis, take on much greater operational importance—and are simply a requirement if you’re talking to investors or an acquisition is in your future.
As a SaaS business, you need a combination of GAAP-compliant financials and subscription metrics to drive business decisions – financials alone are not enough. Accurate and real-time insight into MRR, ARR and general business momentum is needed so you have all the subscription metrics you need to run your business, automated and in one place.
SaaS metrics aren’t just about checking a box; they’re much deeper than that. Join us and learn the real value of metrics and how they impact your business.
Which metrics and analytics are most critical to growing your business and why.
How to scale SaaS metrics with your business.
How to discover hidden trends in your metrics.
The importance of leveraging a single source of truth.
SaaSOptics
Co-Founder and Chief Customer Officer
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(678) 825-8108
Clayton has more than 15 years of software and product development experience and is a co-founder of SaaSOptics. Previously, he worked with co-founder David Ryan at MarketingCentral, as vice president of product development, building its SaaS marketing automation solution. Clayton has also led technical teams at Fair Isaac Corp. and ACS-Inc. Before focusing his career on technology, he was a teacher in the Los Angeles school district. Clayton earned a bachelor’s degree from the University of West Georgia and an MBA with honors from Emory University’s Goizueta Business School.
SaaSOptics
Implementation Consultant
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8042217210
Chris is a passionate champion of all things SaaS. Prior to joining SaaSOptics, he worked as the manager of financial operations at ScienceLogic. During his tenure, ScienceLogic transitioned from a legacy perpetual software business model to a subscription business model adopting best in class SaaS metrics along the way. Annual recurring revenues grew from 8MM to over 45MM during this time period. Before beginning his career in finance for SaaS companies, he earned dual bachelor's degrees with a triple major in Finance, Accounting, and Business Management as a University Scholar at George Mason University.