
Simulation
Commercial & Sales
Connect pricing, channel, and inventory performance into one decision workflow that updates in real time.
Workflow 1 — Revenue Confidence Band
62%
£14.8M
−11%
54%
Pipeline risk by segment
Causal timeline
Revenue Confidence Band
Risk envelope feeds territory rebalancing.
Confidence → Coverage
Confidence band feeds coverage gap and rep allocation.
Revenue Coverage Rebalance Map
Territory and comp updates feed pricing and expansion.
Coverage → Pricing
Coverage rebalance feeds discount guardrails and margin recovery.
Pricing & Expansion Frontier
Revenue strategy written back to CRM / ERP.
Committed (solid) vs weighted pipeline (dashed)
Shaded band = probability range. Amber = lower band below target.
























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