Startup SaaS Small Business CRM Software - Financial Model
Originally published: 03/04/2020 10:43
Publication number: ELQ-40872-1
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Startup SaaS Small Business CRM Software - Financial Model

The financial model will help you to analyze your business, identifying drivers for profit and loss. The model also help

Description
The Small Business CRM Software Financial Model is best suited for those who have started or want to start their small business. The CRM Software model contains Three types of CRM Software ( Premium, Standard , Low ). Online Software Implementation, and Web based revenue model.

Objective of Model:

The financial model will help you to analyze your business, identifying drivers for profit and loss. The model also helps you to accurately calculate cash-ins and outs and predict future sales forcasts

The model includes various inputs like CRM Software price, other revenue ( Ads, Online & Implementation) growth rate, and operating costs.
Similar Business Models:
KEAP, ZOHO, Sugar CRM

Summary of Features & Benefits:

The workbook contains editable real-world revenue and expense figures and comprises the following templates:

1. Inputs
The whole point of building input is to create a dynamic set of projections about the business. All relevant input like online software implementation, Software rates, expneses, Payroll, and Cost of services.

2. Sales Forecasting
The user can se how they are performing against their expenses. Sales are liked with growth rate

3. Monthly P&L
The Monthly P&L sheet for Online Classes is perfect for those who require regular reporting and details. P&L contains all revenue streamlines linked with revenue analysis to ensure accurate reporting. We have made is very presentable and easy to understand.

4. Yearly P&L
We understand the goal of every CRM Software business is to make a profit for that there must be a mechanism that helps the business owners to determine whether they are making profits or otherwise.
The yearly P&L gives you complete insights into revenue and operating expenses. The yearly P&L also contains several graphs, assumptions, ratios, margins, net profit, earning, cost of services and profit after tax.

5. Cashflow Statement
We have prepared receivable and payable days to accurately predict Cash activities.
For customer ease these receivable and payable days are set as Input so that the customer can change anytime, he wants.

6. Fixed Asset details
This information is linked in such an away that if the asset purchases in month 4 the depreciation will be charged from month 4. The user can change the life of the asset, cost and the related changes will be made in other sections of sheet accordingly

7. Sensitivity Analysis
Sensitivity Analysis sheet allows you to understand the relationship between input parameters and outputs and identifying uncertainties

8. Breakeven analysis
Small businesses always caries risk which makes. The break-even will help you to know at a glance the profits generated at the various levels of sales.

9. Graphs
Most users and readers respond to and process visual graphs better than data. We have used dynamic charting in sheets that are linked to tables. Charts visually track profitability, revenue, cash flow, and several other financial metrics

The model is fairly simple, with many of the details of revenue and expense handled with summary inputs. The model comes with all relevant assumption cells where users can easily play around with all major assumptions related to online classes and see effects on financial statements. The model is ideal for startups as well since we also added utilization of invested funds.

We have researched CRM Software Business and prepared the model accordingly. There are three revenue streams. One is the software itself the other is the implementation of software by the online team and the last is website paid ads. The user can use all or any one of the above.

This Best Practice includes
The Excel Model

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