Solving Multi-Entity Consolidation Forecasting in SaaS

A SaaS CFO once told me over coffee: “We’re finally at $80M ARR, but I feel less in control than when we were at $8M.” The culprit wasn’t product-market fit. It wasn’t sales productivity. It was something quieter, messier, and far more dangerous: forecasting across multiple entities. Here’s the paradox: scaling should bring clarity. Instead, […]

When Forecasts Look Perfect but Credibility Collapses

It’s the Sunday night before a board meeting, and your SaaS CFO is pacing the living room like a trial lawyer rehearsing an opening argument. ARR is growing. Churn looks stable. CAC payback is “reasonable enough.” And yet, something’s off. The deferred revenue balance doesn’t reconcile with the forecast. The new cohort model shows higher […]

When Support Costs Ambush Your Forecast

The expense that grows faster than your ARR. Why SaaS Support Cost Forecasting Matters Most SaaS FP&A models obsess over ARR and gross margin. But buried in opex is a line item that can break forecasts: customer support cost forecasting in SaaS FP&A. Support feels predictable — until it isn’t. A new product launch, a […]

When “Signed but Not Live” Breaks Your Forecast

The ARR you celebrate but can’t spend yet. Why Contracted but Not Yet Live ARR Forecasting Matters Every SaaS CFO celebrates signed contracts. They’re booked in Salesforce, paraded at all-hands, and baked into the forecast. But forecasting contracted but not yet live ARR in SaaS FP&A is where most models fail. Signed ARR isn’t the […]

When Deferred Revenue Writes You Down

he silent accounting rule that guts SaaS forecasts. Why Deferred Revenue Write-Down Forecasting Matters Deferred revenue feels like a cushion. Cash arrives upfront, revenue follows. But in SaaS M&A, forecasting deferred revenue write-downs in FP&A is the difference between credibility and confusion. Under purchase accounting rules, acquired deferred revenue is reduced to fair value — […]

SaaS IPO Pipeline 2025: StubHub, Netskope, Klarna, Freshworks

The SaaS IPO pipeline is heating up again. After a slowdown, investors are starting to see new listings from companies like StubHub, Netskope, and Klarna, alongside a major leadership change at Freshworks. The return of IPO activity signals renewed investor confidence — but only for companies that can prove profitability, not just growth. StubHub IPO […]

Wipro CrowdStrike Launch CyberShield MDR AI Security Service

Wipro and CrowdStrike have officially teamed up to launch Wipro CyberShield MDR, an AI-powered managed detection and response service built for enterprises facing growing cyber risk. The goal: unify detection, response, and compliance under one service that blends Wipro’s global IT scale with CrowdStrike’s endpoint protection technology. What CyberShield MDR Promises CyberShield MDR positions itself […]

Oracle Q1 FY2026 Results: Cloud Growth Soars, Legacy Software Slips

Oracle released its Q1 FY2026 earnings, showing a sharp divide between fast-growing cloud services and declining traditional software. Total revenue hit $14.9B, up ~12% year-over-year in USD (~11% in constant currency). At first glance, that looks strong. But a closer look reveals a split story: cloud and SaaS are driving growth, while legacy license revenues […]

Irish Enterprise Software and SaaS Start-ups to Watch in 2026

Ireland’s SaaS Boom in 2026 Irish enterprise software and SaaS start-ups are entering 2026 with remarkable momentum. According to ThinkBusiness.ie, the ecosystem is scaling rapidly across AI, cloud infrastructure, and data analytics. Global investors are paying attention. Capital is flowing into newer SaaS scale-ups that are ready to seize international opportunities. And with it, a […]

The End of Easy SaaS: What Irish Founders Must Know Before Their Next Fundraise

For years, Irish SaaS startups grew in a forgiving climate. Venture capital was abundant, valuations were generous, and “growth at all costs” often worked. That world has shifted. Venture funding is still available in Ireland, but expectations have hardened. Investors want disciplined growth, defensible strategies, and proof that capital will last. For founders, that means […]