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Track ARR, MRR, churn and retention from connected CRM, billing and accounting data.
in Xero & QuickBooks app stores
SaaS metrics are only useful when finance can trust the data behind them.
CRM data shows what was sold, renewed, expanded, downgraded or churned. Accounting data shows what was invoiced, recognised, deferred and collected.
ScaleXP connects CRM, billing and accounting data so finance teams can calculate ARR, MRR, NRR, GRR, churn, expansion and contraction from one finance-reviewed data layer.
This helps CFOs move beyond spreadsheet-based SaaS reporting and create metrics that can be explained, reconciled and used in board reporting.
For board-ready SaaS reporting, see Board Reporting Software for SaaS Finance Teams.
ScaleXP is SaaS metrics software for B2B finance teams that need more than a dashboard.
It connects accounting, billing and CRM data to automate over 30 SaaS KPIs, including ARR, MRR, NRR, GRR, churn, retention, expansion, contraction, CAC and LTV.
Finance teams can customise definitions, drill into the data behind each metric and report performance by entity, product, customer, region or reporting dimension.
For broader CRM-to-finance workflows, see CRM Accounting Integration Software.
SaaS Metric
What finance needs to understand
ARR
Current recurring revenue run-rate
MRR
Monthly recurring revenue movement
New ARR
Revenue from new customers
Expansion
Growth from existing customers
Contraction
Downgrades and reductions
Churn
Lost customers or lost recurring revenue
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Finance teams shouldn’t have to defend numbers they can’t explain. ScaleXP makes SaaS metrics transparent with clear formulas, custom definitions, and full traceability to the underlying data.
SaaS metrics need to connect to revenue, not sit beside it.
Finance teams often need to explain the difference between bookings, billings, recognised revenue, deferred revenue and cash. These numbers rarely match in the same month, especially for annual contracts, upfront invoices and multi-period subscriptions.
ScaleXP helps finance teams connect SaaS metrics with revenue workflows, so ARR, MRR and churn reporting can sit alongside recognised revenue, deferred revenue and accounting actuals.
For related revenue workflows, see Revenue Recognition Software.
SaaS metrics are most useful when they support decisions.
ScaleXP helps finance teams use CRM, billing and accounting data to understand current performance and forecast future revenue. This helps CFOs explain renewal risk, expansion opportunities, churn, forecast revenue and board-level trends.
ScaleXP is built for SaaS companies that need multi-level reporting. Easily view metrics across entities, business units, products, or regions, all without rebuilding spreadsheets each month.
SaaS metrics software helps subscription businesses calculate, monitor and report recurring revenue metrics such as ARR, MRR, churn, retention, expansion, contraction, NRR and GRR.
ScaleXP is SaaS metrics software for finance teams. It connects CRM, billing and accounting data so SaaS metrics can be calculated, reviewed and reported from trusted source data.
Yes. ScaleXP can use CRM data from systems such as HubSpot, Salesforce and Pipedrive.
CRM data can help finance teams report what was sold, renewed, expanded, downgraded or churned. This is useful for ARR, MRR, churn, expansion, contraction and revenue forecasting.
Yes. ScaleXP can use accounting data from systems such as Xero and QuickBooks.
Accounting data helps finance teams connect SaaS metrics back to invoices, revenue, deferred revenue, cash collection and reporting dimensions.
ScaleXP can help finance teams report ARR, MRR, new ARR, expansion ARR, contraction ARR and churned ARR.
Finance teams can use connected CRM, billing and accounting data to create recurring revenue reporting that is easier to reconcile and explain.
Yes. ScaleXP can support NRR and GRR reporting where the required customer and revenue movement data is available.
This helps finance teams understand how much recurring revenue is retained, expanded or lost across the customer base.
Yes. ScaleXP can help finance teams report churn, expansion and contraction using connected customer, CRM, billing and accounting data.
This helps CFOs understand the movement behind ARR and MRR rather than only reporting the closing balance.
Yes. ScaleXP lets finance teams drill down from headline SaaS metrics into the customers, transactions, products, segments or source records behind the number.
This helps finance teams explain SaaS metrics to leadership, investors and the board.
Yes. Finance teams can customise metric definitions to match the company’s reporting logic, board definitions and investor requirements.
This is useful where SaaS metrics need to reflect specific billing rules, product structures, customer segments or reporting dimensions
Yes. ScaleXP can support SaaS metrics across multiple entities, business units, products, geographies and reporting dimensions.
This helps finance teams create consolidated SaaS metrics while still allowing drill-down into the underlying detail.
ScaleXP works with accounting, CRM and billing data from systems including Xero, QuickBooks, Zoho Books, HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive and Stripe.
This helps finance teams connect sales, billing and accounting data into one SaaS metrics workflow.
Yes. ScaleXP can act as a SaaS KPI dashboard for finance teams.
It helps track ARR, MRR, churn, retention, expansion, contraction, CAC, LTV and other SaaS KPIs from connected finance and CRM data.
Yes. ScaleXP helps finance teams use SaaS metrics in board reporting.
Finance teams can connect ARR, MRR, churn, NRR, GRR, revenue, deferred revenue and forecasts into board-ready reporting workflows.
Getting started with ScaleXP is easy! Try it for yourself free for 7 days. Or, if you have specific questions, just use the button to the right to schedule a quick meeting.