German company ChartMogul offers their subscription analytics and revenue recognition application to companies relying on their subscriber base. The application integrates with a number of popular subscription billing services (Stripe, Braintree, Recurly, etc.).
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Revenue Grid
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Revenue Grid is an AI Guided Selling platform that nudges sales teams with step-by-step guidance towards actions that bring the best results, shows deals at risk, and prioritizes tactics with the greatest impact. Guided Selling is a new concept in B2B selling that focuses on the needs and challenges of sales teams. The vendor states their philosophy is to provide step-by-step guidance on each deal reps have in their pipeline and help sales teams be in…
ChartMogul felt like the market leader for SaaS. Its ease-of-use, visual reporting, and overall feature set seemed to align with exactly what we needed. It provides everything needed when it comes to tracking our revenue month-over-month.
Airtable can also track metrics with data integrations; however, you have to set up a lot of custom integrations using a third-party app. ChartMogul has the advantage here in those integrations with other accounting software can be set up within ChartMogul itself. These keep …
Revenue Grid is much better, easier to use, and gives you more functionality than Ebsta. I was using EBSTA first and actually still use it for one of my companies but the features in Revenue Grid are much more robust and intuitive. It meets my needs better. Better …
Out of all the other utilities we've used, SmartCloud connect seems to be the most stable. The other interfaces sometimes caused glitchy integrations with Outlook, requiring a user to restart the add-in to restore functionality, but so far that has not been the case with …
ChartMogul is really a no-brainer if you're currently processing payments through one of the payment processors that they are built to work with, as the barrier to entry and the required work to get your data into the app and start seeing analysis is exceptionally low. I also expect that in large enough organizations, you may have internal teams that are already generating the kind of data that ChartMogul produces for us, but in our case, it added a lot of new info that we hadn't been able to get at without doing manual analysis.
For my needs, it is exactly what I needed. The collection of data from emails to Salesforce is the #1 thing I wanted. It is so much more intuitive than the Lightning solution. As well, being able to log calls, and create new events and tasks right in Outlook is very helpful.
Because of the issues we have been having regarding connectivity and instability of the google extension. At some point if this is not handled we may have to find a new vendor to support our needs
Our interactions with ChartMogul customer support have generally been pretty attentive and thoughtful, and they've typically done their best to get us the info we needed, even if meant escalating our issue beyond the front-line customer support people we've dealt with.
Sometimes they ask for way to much information. They need screenshots, full event names, date and times events were set (Which can be very difficult when you have a reoccurring meeting that was originally set years ago)
ChartMogul felt like the market leader for SaaS. Its ease-of-use, visual reporting, and overall feature set seemed to align with exactly what we needed. It provides everything needed when it comes to tracking our revenue month-over-month.
Out of all the other utilities we've used, SmartCloud connect seems to be the most stable. The other interfaces sometimes caused glitchy integrations with Outlook, requiring a user to restart the add-in to restore functionality, but so far that has not been the case with SmartCloud Connect. SmartCloud connect also allows you to connect to different CRM's instead of just one, which means you can still use it when migrating between CRM's.