RevOps Analyst at a Series C startup
Build a daily pipeline pacing chart, created vs won across quarters
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1. Trust
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Build Summary
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ARR
May 2026
Jun 2026
Jul 2026
Aug 2026
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Gross new
$197,402
$214,560
$237,402
$261,048
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Expansion
$84,895
$96,220
$110,220
$124,600
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Restart
$16,580
$21,240
$23,280
$26,540
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Contraction
($23,702)
($22,569)
($25,874)
($24,180)
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Churn
($88,640)
($84,405)
($92,820)
($97,405)
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Net new
$186,535
$225,046
$252,208
$290,603
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End of month
$3,197,027
$3,422,073
$3,674,281
$3,964,884
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MoM growth
6.2%
7.0%
7.4%
7.9%
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Customers
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Gross new
36
41
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52
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Restart
9
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12
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Churned
(21)
(18)
(24)
(21)
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Net new
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End of month
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599
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MoM growth
4.7%
5.4%
5.8%
6.7%
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Segment Breakdown
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Segment
Net new ARR
% of total
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Sales
$293,651
101.0%
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Self-serve
($3,048)
-1.0%
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$290,603
100.0%
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Dashboard
Build Summary (Monthly)
Segment Breakdown
Build Summary (Weekly)
Build Components (Charts)
ARR Data (Day)
ARR Data
Leads
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Approval date
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Net New ARR analysis
What was our net new ARR last month?
Thought for 4s
Searched trusted workbooks
Queried ARR Build Analytics
Your net new ARR for August 2026 was $290,603 — the strongest month in the workbook, driven by expansion rather than new logos.
Breakdown by segment
Thought for 5s
Queried ARR Build Analytics
Added a Segment Breakdown sheet
Wrote the segment table
Split by segment for August 2026:
Sales carried the month; self-serve gave a little back through contraction rather than churn.
2. Build
RevOps Analyst at a Series C startup
Build a daily pipeline pacing chart, created vs won across quarters
Head of RevOps at an AI company
Which customers are dragging our AI margin into the red?
Founder at a Series A startup
Build a weekly ARR dashboard with the key metrics for our GTM meeting
3. Deploy
Equals APP 7:00 AM
Here’s your daily Sales Pipeline overview.
Quarter-to-date
Opportunities
1,016
+14.5%
Won ($)
$2,560,520
+12.3%
Pipeline created
Eventually won Eventually lost Still open
$40M $30M $20M $10M $0
$9M
$12M
$14M
$17M
$19M
$22M
$28M
$30M
$37M
2023 Q1 2023 Q2 2023 Q3 2023 Q4 2024 Q1 2024 Q2 2024 Q3 2024 Q4 2025 Q1
Creation quarter
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Accounts
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Alteryx alteryx.com $23,500.00
Tableau tableau.com $27,800.00
Databricks databricks.com $35,000.00
Snowflake snowflake.com $45,200.00
Hex hex.com $30,500.00
Domo domo.com $22,400.00
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AI Usage Analytics
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AI Gross Margin
54.2%
+2.1pp MoM
Inference cost
$184k
+2.4% MoM
Cost per active user
$8.40
93% out of target ($9.00)
Cache hit rate
71%
+6pts from previous month
Feature usage
Calls (#) Cost ($)
How does the margin look like per customer?
Worked for 5s
4 customers are operating below 0% margin. Combined, $14.2k MRR generating $19.8k in inference cost. Estimated $66k annual margin drag if unaddressed.
Customer MRR Inference Margin
Halcyon $2,400 $6,820 -184%
Northwind $1,600 $4,310 -169%
Meridian $4,400 $5,940 -35%
Cedar & Finch $1,800 $2,090 -16%
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Pipeline creation has grown from $9M to $37M since 2023 Q1, with $17M still open.
Pipeline created
Eventually won Eventually lost Still open
$40M $30M $20M $10M $0
$9M
$12M
$14M
$17M
$19M
$22M
$28M
$30M
$37M
2023 Q1 2023 Q2 2023 Q3 2023 Q4 2024 Q1 2024 Q2 2024 Q3 2024 Q4 2025 Q1
Creation quarter
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Records Methodology
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Pulled Salesforce opportunity records into Opportunities sheet Sourced from the Salesforce Equals Production connector via the opportunities_clean view.
Built Days in Stage detail rows joining opportunity and stage data Combines opportunity IDs, stage names, and days-in-stage metrics into one row per opportunity/stage.
Counted unique opportunities reaching “7_Closed Won” per month For each monthly column, counts distinct opportunities whose stage matches “7_Closed Won” and whose days-in-stage value meets or exceeds the threshold from column C.
Summed the monthly counts into the quarter-to-date total Adds the quarter’s columns in row 13 to produce the 85 Closed Won opportunities shown, and the same window a quarter back for the comparison.
Verify any number
Click into any figure to see the formula behind it and the query it came from—all the way back to the source row.
Q1 pipeline review
How much pipeline did we create this quarter?
Thought for 4s
Searched trusted workbooks
Queried Pipeline Analytics
$37M in 2025 Q1 — up 23.3% on last quarter’s $30M, and the strongest quarter in the workbook.
Which segments drove the increase?
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4. Foundations
AI
Build dashboards and models. Answer questions about your business.
Spreadsheet
A calculation layer that’s easy to audit, trust, and collaborate on.
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All your GTM data synced and cleaned in a Snowflake instance we run for you.
AI
Build dashboards and models. Answer questions about your business.
Spreadsheet
A calculation layer that’s easy to audit, trust, and collaborate on.
Warehouse
All your GTM data synced and cleaned in a Snowflake instance we run for you.
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