The revenue truth layer

Your CRM says you closed $2M.
Your bank says $1.4M.

Clairio connects pipeline data to actual billing, so revenue teams stop forecasting fiction and start operating on financial truth.


The Problem

Every revenue tool trusts the CRM. But CRMs track intent, not income. The gap between "closed-won" and "cash received" is where forecasts die.

Forecast Drift

Pipeline reports show green. QBR arrives. Actuals are 30% below forecast. Nobody can explain the gap because nobody tracked it.

Phantom Revenue

Deals marked "closed-won" that never fully onboarded, never paid, or churned within 90 days. CRM counts them. Your bank doesn't.

Blind Retention

Product usage drops. Payments lag. Expansion stalls. But the CRM still shows an active account worth $80k ARR.

How Clairio Works

Upload your actuals. Connect your CRM. See where the money actually went.

01

Revenue Reconciliation

Match CRM pipeline records against MRR/ARR actuals from billing. Surface discrepancies automatically, deal by deal.

02

Pipeline Signal Analysis

Combine product usage signals with payment patterns to score which open deals will actually convert to realized revenue.

03

Revenue-Backed Recommendations

Prioritize accounts based on financial outcomes, not CRM activity. Focus your team on revenue that materializes.

A Different Category

Traditional RevIntel
Clairio
Data Source

CRM activity, calls, emails

Data Source

CRM + billing actuals + product usage

Revenue Definition

"Closed-won" in Salesforce

Revenue Definition

Cash received in your bank account

Forecast Accuracy

Based on pipeline progression

Forecast Accuracy

Based on historical billing patterns

Account Health

Engagement scoring

Account Health

Payment behavior + usage + engagement

Revenue intelligence shouldn't start and stop at the CRM. It should end where the money lands.

Currently in beta. Built for revenue teams who want the truth.