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Know Early Later wave

Everything else reports after. Beacon shows you early.

The missed quarter, the churned account, the blown margin — every one was forming for weeks before it landed. Beacon surfaces what's forming while you can still change how it ends.

The cost of knowing late

You didn't miss the number. You found out too late to fix it.

Every miss looks obvious in the readout. But by the time a dashboard shows it, the deal is signed, the account is gone, the quarter is closed. The rear-view can't hand back the weeks you needed.

A deal closed at 40% margin.
Found outat month-end close.
Your best account walked.
Found outat the quarterly review.
$600k under plan.
Found outin the board meeting.
The window to act

Knowing early only counts if there's still time to change it.

One enterprise account, quietly heading for non-renewal. This is the moment Beacon speaks — how little time you actually have, and the move that saves it.

Beacon · early warning
Northwind's renewal is slipping
Enterprise · $84k · renews in 9 weeks
What Beacon read — before anyone flagged it
Usage ↓ 22% Champion left Support tickets ↑ 3× No login 18 days
Renews in9 weeks
Window to act~2 weeks
Act now and it's a call. Wait, and it's a renegotiation.
The move
1Start the save playnow 2Call the customerby → Renewal back on track · $84k protected

Your CRM would flag this in week 11, the QBR in week 13 — Beacon reads the same signals weeks sooner. Illustrative.

Everywhere you work

Knowing early isn't one feature. It shows up in every tool you use.

The same early signal wherever the decision happens — across every customer transaction, every marketing campaign, and every call you have to make.

CRM

The renewal, early

At-risk accounts, long before the date.

Northwind RoboticsAt risk
Slack

The nudge, in time

Right where you already work.

Beacon Renewal at risk — 2 weeks to act.
Briefings

Walk in knowing

Every meeting starts ahead.

Mon · Northwind QBRAt risk
Deal desk

Choices, played forward

Priced against the plan, before you commit.

Discount 25% → margin 68%below floor
Finance

Cash, seen ahead

Runway and your round, before the crunch.

Runway21 mo
Play it forward

See the consequences before you act.

The biggest decisions get made on instinct, because the outcome stays invisible until it's too late to change. Beacon plays the choice forward first — the mark it leaves on your plan, in seconds.

Close Meridian Cloud ACV$84k SegmentEnterprise · EU StageVerbal yes
Two ways to close it. Tap each to play it forward →
▶ Played forward · three things you couldn't see
Deal margin
68%floor 75%
Under your margin floor. Routes to the CFO before it can send.
Your plan
−$140kby Q4
The discount compounds across the renewal base you benchmark to it.
The precedent
7 dealsin queue
The next seven enterprise deals will ask for the same 25%.
▶ Played forward · it still lands, and it holds
Deal margin
76%floor 75%
Clears the floor. Sends on its own, no sign-off needed.
Your plan
On trackQ4
The number holds, and so does the base you compare every deal against.
Win odds
82%at 15%
A discount this account was always likely to accept. Instinct overpaid.
🔒 Sealed Whichever you choose, it's sealed with what you knew and expected — play it back any time.

Illustrative — Beacon plays any real decision against your plan and guardrails.

And you can always just ask

Ask anything. Get a move, not a chart.

Ask in plain words, from any tool. Beacon answers from the same plan the company runs on, names the cause, and plays the move forward. It recommends; you decide.

Ask from the tools you already use
B.

Meet Ask Beacon →

Beacon.Ask Beacon
Anything about to go wrong that I haven't caught?
One worth acting on now: Northwind's renewal is slipping. Usage down 22%, champion gone. It renews in 9 weeks — but you've got about 2 weeks to save it.
Recommended move
Run the save play
Two steps, starting today.
The play
1Start the save playnow
2Call the customerby
Renewalon track
ARR protected+$84k
Start the save play →Brief the CSM

Illustrative.

What you'll gain

A few weeks' notice moves the numbers that matter.

Catch what's forming while you can still act, and it shows up where it counts.

Net revenue retention
6pts
At-risk renewals caught weeks early, while a call can still save them.
Gross churn
30%
Accounts flagged in time to act, not after they've already gone.
Forecast accuracy
12pts
Drift shows up mid-week, so you re-steer before the quarter slips.
Gross margin
3pts
Every deal checked against your floor before it's sent.

Illustrative — the direction is the point; the size depends on your business.

On the record

Play it forward before you choose. Play it back forever after.

Every decision is sealed with what you knew, what you expected, and who said yes. When someone asks six months later why you chose it, you play back the record — not a memory.

Stop finding out late

Know it early. Change how it ends.

Free at any size. Connect your billing and see what's forming this week.