Vasco is built to fix that. As an AI-powered revenue architecture platform, Vasco connects your GTM data sources, cleans and enriches CRM records, builds dynamic revenue plans, and then tracks your progress against them—down to the stage, channel, and rep. The goal: give operators one place to see, manage, and optimize the entire revenue engine, from first touch to expansion and retention.
Head of Sales and Customer Success Justin Hudon knows this pain first-hand. Before joining Vasco, he ran go-to-market operations at Lightspeed Commerce, scaling from 500 to 2,000 employees through six acquisitions. He’s lived the spreadsheet nightmares, the CRM data chaos, and the “root cause unknown” post-mortems. Now, he’s helping RevOps teams replace that chaos with a single, actionable view of the truth.
Vasco solves a set of chronic, expensive RevOps challenges:
Operators use Vasco to:
1. Unified Data Layer & CRM Cleanup
Vasco ingests data from multiple CRMs (Salesforce, HubSpot) and billing systems (Stripe), mapping the full customer journey from lead to renewal. It detects and resolves common CRM issues—like skipped lifecycle stages, inconsistent channel attribution, and duplicate accounts—using enrichment rules you can configure without code.
Example: If an account moved from Lead to SQL without an MQL date, Vasco can auto-populate the missing stage event based on your logic. This ensures accurate conversion rates and stage-by-stage tracking without endless manual fixes.
2. Revenue Planning & Scenario Modeling
Operators can reverse-engineer a $50M target into required performance by channel, stage, and team. Vasco models conversion rates, time-in-stage, and ACV for each segment, then checks whether deployed quotas and capacity can actually hit the goal.
Scenarios are easy to test: “What happens if we shorten sales cycle time by 10%?” or “What if inbound volume drops by 15%?” You see the downstream revenue impact instantly, without rebuilding your spreadsheet.
3. Pulse Performance Tracking
The “Pulse” dashboard gives CROs and RevOps teams a live view of the GTM engine. Filter by SMB/mid-market/enterprise, compare MoM or YoY, and inspect any metric—net new ARR, pipeline coverage, activity score, data integrity—down to individual reps and accounts.
You can click into a single stage (e.g., Closed Won) to see:
4. Root Cause Analysis & Revenue Impact Scoring
When you miss plan, Vasco quantifies the dollar value of each underperforming driver. For example, if your ARR per customer is down, it can show that inbound marketing deals are $12.3K smaller on average, causing a $53K shortfall.
This lets you stack-rank issues by impact and focus resources on the one or two changes that will drive the biggest revenue lift—rather than spreading effort evenly across dozens of minor problems.
5. Business Intelligence & Board-Ready Reporting
Vasco’s built-in BI tool lets you create cohort analyses, CAC payback reports, and custom dashboards without SQL. It pulls actuals vs. plan, costs, and calculated metrics (e.g., conversion rates, win rates) into ready-made MBR and board decks. Templates are delivered during onboarding, so leadership can see progress from day one.
Best fit: B2B SaaS companies with $1M–$100M ARR. Vasco is valuable for:
Non-SaaS use cases exist (e.g., Alvéole, a company that manages beehives for real estate properties), but the platform’s structure is most naturally aligned to recurring revenue models.
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Most GTM planning tools either:
Vasco’s differentiator: one platform covering the entire revenue lifecycle—from lead to expansion—across all GTM teams, with integrated planning, execution tracking, and diagnostics. There’s one set of numbers, one version of the truth, and one shared playbook for where to focus next.
As Justin puts it: “Our goal is to make RevOps more strategic—removing the manual work, surfacing the biggest levers for growth, and giving operators the tools to act quickly.”
Book a demo or connect with Justin Hudon on LinkedIn. Members of the RevOps Co-op community can also find Justin and the Vasco team in the RevOps Co-op Slack group.
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