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---
mode: strict
title: "Q3 Business Review"
theme: "modern-blue"
---
SLIDE content
title: "Where the quarter landed"
TEXT
Revenue held, churn moved. The renewal
cohort is the one to watch in Q4.
POINTS
- Net revenue retention 104%
- Logo churn 2.1%, up from 1.4%
- Enterprise pipeline 3.2x coverage

Rendered deck

Where the quarter landed

Revenue held, churn moved. The renewal cohort is the one to watch in Q4.

  • Net revenue retention 104%
  • Logo churn 2.1%, up from 1.4%
  • Enterprise pipeline 3.2x coverage
Q3 Business Review2 / 9
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