Understanding the Churn By Revenue Report in SuiteBilling

Ron Danenberg1 min

🚨 Do you need to understand the Churn by Revenue Report in NetSuite? 🚨

This tutorial will guide you through the Churn by Revenue report, which is crucial for tracking changes in Monthly Recurring Revenue (MRR) due to subscription downgrades, cancellations, or terminations.

Step-by-Step Guide 📋

  1. Accessing the Churn by Revenue Report 🗂️
    • Go to:
      • Reports > Subscriptions > Churn By Revenue.
    • You can also customize this report if needed.
  2. Key Metrics in the Report 📊
    • MRR at Beginning and End
      • Shows the monthly recurring revenue at the start and end of the period.
    • New MRR
      • Revenue from subscriptions started during the specified month.
    • Expansion MRR
      • Revenue from upsells within the period.
    • Contraction MRR
      • Revenue decrease from downgrades.
    • Lost MRR
      • Total MRR lost due to cancelled subscriptions.
    • MRR Churn Rate
      • Indicates the monthly recurring revenue churn rate at the end of the period.
  3. Additional Insights 📝
    • All MRR is considered new in the first month, and churn calculations begin in the second month.
    • Revenue from suspended subscriptions does not contribute to churn.
  4. Using the Report for Insights 🔍
    • These insights will help you track MRR shifts due to customer subscription changes, supporting better business decisions.

Congratulations! 🎊 You’ve successfully understood the churn by revenue report in NetSuite! 🌟🎉

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