New Product Revenue Graphs: Go Deeper Into Your Revenue Data

Understanding product revenue shouldn’t mean piecing together information from different parts of your sales process.

With our new Product Revenue Graphs, you can take a deeper look at the revenue, products, and commercial activity happening across Membrain.

The new graphs bring together Product Rows from Sales Projects, Quotes, and Orders, giving sales leaders a more complete view of where revenue is coming from and how it’s developing over time.

See the full picture

Whether you want to understand what your sales team is selling, what’s being quoted, or what has actually been ordered, Product Revenue Graphs give you more flexibility to explore the data.

This is particularly valuable for organizations syncing Quotes and Orders from external ERP systems into Membrain. ERP data that previously sat outside the day-to-day sales picture can now be analyzed alongside sales activity, projects, companies, and account growth.

That opens up questions like:

• Which products are driving the most revenue?
• How does quoted value compare with realized revenue?
• Which products are gaining momentum across the pipeline?
• What are our customers actually buying?
• How does product revenue change over time?

More flexibility for deeper analysis

The new Product Revenue Graphs provide significantly more flexible filtering, making it easier to focus your analysis on the data that matters. You can explore product revenue across different sales processes, companies, projects, Quotes, and Orders, and look at measures such as revenue, profit, quantity, price, cost, and discounts.

For sales leaders, this means moving beyond high-level pipeline numbers and getting a clearer view of what is actually driving revenue and where there may be opportunities, gaps, or changes worth acting on.

Get started faster with new templates

Not sure where to start? We’ve also added a collection of Product Revenue Graph templates to the Dashboard Library. They provide ready-made starting points for common analysis, from revenue by product and fiscal quarter to profit from Orders and quoted value over time.