When weekly pipeline review takes 2 hours, /revenue-operations runs coverage, aging, MAPE, and Magic Number in 10 minutes.
Run pipeline review, forecast accuracy, and GTM efficiency analysis
- Pipeline coverage ratio (target 3-4x quota), stage conversion rates, sales velocity, deal aging flags, concentration risk
- Forecast MAPE tracking with bias detection (over/under-forecasting), weighted accuracy, period trends, category breakdowns by rep
- GTM efficiency metrics: Magic Number (>0.75), LTV:CAC (>3:1), CAC Payback (<18mo), Burn Multiple (<2x), Rule of 40 (>40%), NDR (>110%)
- Industry benchmarks per metric so you know if your number is good or bad — not just what it is
- Built-in templates for pipeline review, forecast report, and GTM dashboard
Who this is for
Run weekly pipeline review in 10 minutes with coverage ratios, aging flags, and concentration risk
See skills for this roleDefend the forecast to the board with MAPE accuracy trends and bias analysis
See skills for this roleSpot deals stuck in stage and intervene before quarter-end
See skills for this roleGet GTM efficiency benchmarks (Magic Number, Rule of 40) for fundraising
See skills for this roleWhat it does
Your weekly cadence eats half a morning between CRM exports, manual coverage math, and aging-deal hunts. /revenue-operations runs pipeline_analyzer on your export and surfaces coverage gaps, aging flags, and concentration risk in 10 minutes.
Investors are asking how well you forecast. /revenue-operations tracks MAPE across 4 quarters with bias detection (are reps systematically over- or under-forecasting?) and category breakdowns by rep, segment, and product.
You are 6 weeks from a Series B and the lead investor wants Magic Number and Rule of 40. /revenue-operations calculates LTV:CAC, CAC Payback, Burn Multiple, and Rule of 40 with industry benchmarks per stage — board-ready.
Two weeks left in the quarter and 12 deals are stuck in Negotiation. /revenue-operations flags deals exceeding 2x average cycle time, surfaces stage conversion bottlenecks, and identifies which deals to push vs which to slip.
How it works
Export your pipeline + forecast + revenue data as JSON (deals, quota, stages, periods, ARR, costs)
Run pipeline_analyzer — get coverage ratio, conversion rates, deal aging flags, concentration warnings
Run forecast_accuracy_tracker — get MAPE per period, bias direction, accuracy rating per rep/segment
Run gtm_efficiency_calculator — get Magic Number, LTV:CAC, CAC Payback, Rule of 40 with benchmarks
Get a board-ready report: critical issues first, then trends, then strategic recommendations
Example
47 open deals, $2.1M pipeline Quota: $1,800,000 Closed-to-date: $620,000 (34%) Avg cycle days: 45 Stages: Discovery, Qualification, Proposal, Negotiation
Quota: $1,800,000 Closed: $620,000 (34%) Weighted: $1,540,000 (86%) Gap: $260,000 Coverage: 2.4x ⚠ below 3x target
Discovery → Qual: 62% conversion (healthy) Qual → Proposal: 45% conversion (healthy) Proposal → Neg: 38% conversion ⚠ below 50% target Neg → Won: 71% conversion (strong) Concentration risk: 1 deal = 22% of pipeline (CloudFirst $140K)
⚠ Apex Co $160K Negotiation, 91 days, no activity since Mar 12 ⚠ Orion Inc $75K Discovery, 78 days, close date already missed ⚠ Pinnacle $90K Negotiation, 88 days, single-threaded
To hit quota: $260K more needed → Stage bottleneck: improve Proposal → Neg conversion (38% → 50%) → Revive Apex with new thread to CTO ($160K stuck) → Need $180K new pipeline at 2x coverage to backfill