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Hi All,
I have a chart with Beginning of Month date, which I'm using to measure the previous months annual recurring revenue/monthly recurring revenue. From that, I have each customer and what their ARR/MRR is, and sum it up and get the total.
What I want to do, is see if I can divide the changes in each month to see if a customer churns.
This is what I have now:
Customer BOM Date ARR
9/1/2011
A 10/1/2011 1000
A 11/1/2011 1000
A 12/1/2011 2000
A 1/1/2012 1000
2/1/2012
Theres a lot of customers, but just an example. If customer A just started in 10/1/2011, I want to attribute that 1000 revenue as a new customer, for all my customers. At 12/1, I want to attribute the extra 1000 to an upsell. Then, the customer stopped paying that extra 1k service, so I want to attribute that to soft churn. As the customer doesn't have an entry for 2/1/2012, I want to attribute that 1k loss to hard churn.
Any thoughts on how to do this? This leaves me with something like this desired outcome:
https://chartio.com/learn/saas-metrics/how-to-calculate-and-visualize-ARR-and-MRR/
To accomplish, I'm thinking something like adding columns, like this:
Customer BOM Date ARR New Customer Upsell Soft Churn
9/1/2011
A 10/1/2011 1000 1000 0 0
A 11/1/2011 1000 0 0 0
A 12/1/2011 2000 0 1000 0
A 1/1/2012 1000 1000
2/1/2012
Maybe a measure or something for hard churn.
Hey @Anonymous, Im dealing with the same situation where I have different billing cycle which I aggregrated to daliy revenue. But now I'm having hard time calculating Hard/soft/added/lost churn. Please let me know if you found out any logic to calculate your churn
I have! I can type it out here or if you want to chat let me know.
hey @Anonymous you can type it out here or can email on ruchperformive@gmail.com. Than you so much
@Anonymous ,
So, not sure if I understand what you are looking for? Is it the formulas for these columns?
Nathaniel
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A date level might even be better, where I do first of each month:
Total Current ACV | New Cust. | New Cust. ACV | Hard churn cust | Hard churn ACV| Soft churn ACV | Upsell ACV | Renewal
1/10/2012 3000 | 10 | 5000 | 5 | -3000 | -5000 | 1000 | 2000
Hi, @Anonymous
Have you managed to find a solution? I'm very interested in it as well
I have! I can type it out here or if you want to chat let me know.
Hi there,
I guess typing out here would be the best solution, as everybody could access it, as well as the option to suggest changes/improvements 🙂
Thank you!
Hi Nathan,
Formulas for the columns, or if theres a better approach (like for hard churn, where can't really do a column)
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