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revenue-forecasting-pipeline

Revenue forecasting orchestrator covering pipeline ingestion, scenarios, and variance reporting

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AuthorGTM Agents
Namespace@gtmagents/gtm-agents
Category#agents
Version1.0.0
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Revenue forecasting orchestrator covering pipeline ingestion, scenarios, and variance reporting

Installation

npx claude-plugins install @gtmagents/gtm-agents/revenue-forecasting-pipeline

Contents

Folders: agents, commands, skills

Included Skills

This plugin includes 3 skill definitions:

executive-briefs

Use to craft concise revenue updates for executives and boards.

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Executive Brief System Skill

When to Use

  • Delivering forecast updates to ELT or board audiences.
  • Summarizing revenue risks/opportunities with clear asks.
  • Packaging meeting-ready decks or memos that pull from forecast + variance analysis outputs.

Framework

  1. Audience Lens – capture what the audience cares about (growth, margin, cash, runway) and tailor tone.
  2. Story Arc – set context, state the headline (ahead/behind), outline drivers, and present mitigation plan.
  3. Evidence Layer – include key charts/tables with consistent formatting + footnotes.
  4. Decision & Ask – specify what approval, resource shift, or unblock is needed.
  5. Appendix & Audit Trail – link to deeper dashboards, logs, and forecast files for transparency.

Templates

  • One-slide executive summary (headline, numbers, drivers, actions).
  • Board memo outline (context, highlights, lowlights, requests).
  • Risk register snippet for ongoing tracking.

Tips

  • Use consistent metric definitions and color-coding to avoid confusion.
  • Keep main section under one page/slide, move detail to appendix.
  • Reference variance-analysis findings and forecast-modeling assumptions in footnotes.

forecast-modeling

Use when designing, tuning, or auditing revenue forecast models.

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Forecast Modeling System Skill

When to Use

  • Launching new forecasting cadences or revisiting methodology.
  • Running scenario planning ahead of board meetings or budget cycles.
  • Auditing deviations between forecast, pipeline, and actuals.

Framework

  1. Method Selection – pick bottom-up CRM, top-down macro, cohort, or blended models and document assumptions.
  2. Driver Mapping – define win rates, velocity, expansion, churn, pricing, and seasonality inputs.
  3. Scenario Logic – establish base/upside/downside cases with tunable levers for sensitivity analysis.
  4. Model Governance – list data sources, refresh cadence, validation checks, and ownership.
  5. Output Packaging – standardize tables, charts, and narrative prompts for exec review.

Templates

  • Driver tree diagram connecting levers to KPIs.
  • Scenario sheet (assumption → base/upside/downside values).
  • Model QA checklist (data freshness, formula audits, version history).

Tips

  • Keep raw inputs + assumptions in version control for auditability.
  • Pair with variance-analysis skill to recalibrate after each cycle.
  • Automate sensitivity runs to answer “what-if” questions during reviews.

variance-analysis

Use to attribute forecast vs actual deltas and recommend remediation

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Revenue Variance Analysis Skill

When to Use

  • Preparing forecast reviews or board updates that require variance explanations.
  • Investigating misses/exceeds across segments, products, or channels.
  • Prioritizing remediation plays tied to specific variance drivers.

Framework

  1. Driver Taxonomy – classify deltas into volume, conversion, price/mix, churn, expansion, currency.
  2. Attribution Logic – define formulas for each driver and maintain consistent baselines.
  3. Root Cause Layer – connect drivers to operational issues (pipeline quality, capacity, enablement, macro).
  4. Action Mapping – translate each root cause into specific plays with owners and expected impact.
  5. Feedback Loop – update forecasting assumptions once variance is understood.

Templates

  • Variance waterfall chart setup instructions.
  • Driver worksheet (metric → delta → driver → root cause → owner → due date).
  • Remediation tracker with status and forecast impact.

Tips

  • Keep a glossary so stakeholders interpret drivers consistently.
  • Combine quantitative attribution with qualitative context from GTM leaders.
  • Feed learnings back to forecast-modeling to tighten assumptions next cycle.

Source

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