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CFOs Don’t Lose Companies. Bad Models Do.

The Mirage of Accuracy We’ve walked into boardrooms where the FP&A model was defended like holy scripture. Cell after cell of formulas, error-checks coded like landmines, a 97% “accuracy rate” held up like a badge of honor. And yet, the company missed revenue by 30%. The truth? Accuracy is a trap. It lulls CFOs into […]

9 Hidden Breakpoints in SaaS Financial Models That Sabotage Forecast Accuracy

What Are the Hidden Breakpoints in SaaS Financial Models? Most SaaS forecasts don’t implode because of bad math—they fail because of unmodeled breakpoints. The model looks clean. The CAC slide works. Revenue curves are up and to the right. But behind the scenes, timing mismatches, behavioral drift, and structural lag quietly unseat the logic. These […]

8 Operational Assumptions That Break SaaS Financial Models

Why Operational Assumptions in SaaS Financial Modeling Break Forecasts Most SaaS forecasts fail before they begin—not because of bad math, but because of unexamined operational assumptions. The model isn’t broken. It’s just blind. We assume reps ramp in 90 days. That onboarding is uniform. That conversion rates scale with pipeline volume. These inputs feel safe […]