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NashOS for SaaS
Plan ARR cohorts, churn, and runway in the same view.
Most SaaS finance stacks split between an FP&A tool, a BI tool, and a Stripe export. NashOS collapses them — driver-based ARR projections, cohort retention curves, and a runway calculator that updates when you toggle hiring.
Metrics you'll actually track
- MRR / ARR (committed, ramped, ending)
- Net + gross dollar retention by cohort
- Magic Number, CAC payback, LTV / CAC
- Burn multiple, runway under stress
- Rule of 40, ARR per FTE
Why NashOS fits
- Drivers: NEW_LOGOS, ACV, CHURN_RATE, EXPANSION_RATE — recompute the plan when any of these moves.
- AI agent: ask it to model 'extend runway by 6 months without slowing growth' — it stress-tests headcount + S&M + churn assumptions.
- The Stripe connector loads invoices as monthly billing by product and customer country, with revenue recognised over each service period. CRM data, for example from HubSpot or Salesforce, loads as a CSV or Excel file.
- Every figure saved is recorded with who saved it and when, every load is recorded as a run, and most edits committed from a Nash draft card carry before/after values.
Example scenario
$15M ARR, 60% growth, 11-day close. Move to a 1-day close, run weekly re-forecasts, and surface board-ready variance commentary in 90 minutes per cycle.
Composite based on the saas buyers we've talked to. Not a quoted customer.