Goals of a Good QBR
Quarterly business reviews
Goals of a Good QBR
During quarterly business reviews (QBRs), the agenda should involve two phases that review goals, metrics, and initiatives:
- Review your actual performance vs. plan. This should include a meaningful narrative about why things went off track, met, or exceeded targets.
- Look to the future and refine activities. Key QBR insights include knowing how certain areas are trending and identifying risks and opportunities to hit your next set of targets.
It's a big lift to prepare for business reviews
A lot of data must be gathered to have successful, informative QBRs to make good business decisions. This data burden often falls heavily on Revenue Operations (RevOps) but also can involve sales managers, sales reps, business and financial analysts, and marketing operations.
More Informed and Productive QBRs
Revcast frees up significant QBR prep time to focus more on analysis and strategic planning vs. data gathering and report formatting. You gain the transparency to explore key capacity indicators and to dig deeper into performance and trends.
Key inputs and insights to include in business reviews
Revcast ensures your QBRs are informed by insights on revenue capacity, plan performance, and future projections. Plans that are wrong stay wrong longer if you have blind spots to where risks and opportunities are emerging.
Get always-on access to:
- Structure of sales teams, members, and movement
- Sales hiring timing
- On-boarding and ramp times
- Quota on the street
- Achievement on multiple types of quotas
- Team attrition and leave
- Marketing pipeline production
- BDR or SDR pipeline contribution
- Costs by quarter and by month