How to Read the MRR Dashboard

Understand the monthly recurring revenue dashboard β€” what each metric means, how it is calculated, and how to drill into individual clients or services.

What is the MRR Dashboard?

The MRR Dashboard (Billing β†’ MRR) shows the health of your recurring revenue in real time. It aggregates all active managed service contracts and subscription billing lines into standard SaaS revenue metrics.

Key metrics

MetricDefinition
MRRMonthly Recurring Revenue β€” total active contract value normalised to a monthly figure
ARRAnnual Recurring Revenue β€” MRR Γ— 12
New MRRRevenue from contracts that started this month
Churned MRRRevenue from contracts cancelled or expired this month
Expansion MRRUpsells β€” contracts where the value increased this month
Net Revenue Retention(MRR βˆ’ Churn + Expansion) / Previous MRR Γ— 100

MRR normalisation

  • Monthly contracts count as-is
  • Quarterly contracts are divided by 3
  • Annual contracts are divided by 12

Reading the chart

The dashboard shows an MRR trend chart with up to 12 months of history. Each bar is colour-coded:

  • Blue β€” retained MRR (unchanged contracts)
  • Green β€” new + expansion MRR
  • Red β€” churned MRR

Drilling into detail

Click any bar on the chart to see the breakdown for that month:

  • Which clients contributed new MRR
  • Which clients churned
  • Which contracts expanded

Filtering

Use the filter bar to narrow by:

  • Service category (Managed IT, Cloud, Print, etc.)
  • Client β€” see MRR for one company
  • Date range

Where the data comes from

MRR is fed by:

  1. ERP β†’ Services assigned to companies with active contracts
  2. Billing β†’ Subscriptions for plan-based subscriptions
  3. Q2C pipeline β€” recurring lines on fulfilled proposals

Any cancelled contract reduces MRR from its end date. New contracts add to MRR from their start date.

Exporting

Click Export CSV in the top-right to download the current MRR breakdown. Use this for board reporting or import into a financial model.

Where to go next

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