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RecVue, the leader in enterprise revenue management solutions, today announced RecVue Revenue Operating System (RevOS), a new category of enterprise software purpose-built to orchestrate the full revenue lifecycle, from quote to cash to revenue recognition, across high-volume, complex business models.

Despite more than an estimated $149 billion spent annually on modernizing CRM and ERP systems, most enterprises still struggle to manage revenue streams with speed, accuracy or control. RecVue RevOS eliminates revenue blind spots by connecting front and back office systems—enabling new revenue streams, accelerating cash flow, protecting margin and supporting the operational agility required to timely launch new monetization models in an ever-changing economy.

“To meet customers’ evolving expectations and drive growth, businesses are adopting more complex monetization models—ranging from dynamic billing and outcome-driven pricing,” says Andrew Dailey, Managing Director, MGI Research. “The companies that invest in intelligent, integrated monetization platforms achieve improved agility and become better positioned to support whatever comes next.”

Now with AI-powered contract management, actionable intelligence and a modern, role-based user experience, RecVue RevOS operates as the intelligent control layer between a CRM and ERP to drive complex monetization models, including usage-based and subscription billing, contract management, revenue recognition, pricing, partner settlements and analytics.

“The need for agile monetization strategies has never been more critical, yet current solutions and strategies struggle to keep pace,” said Nishant Nair, Founder and CEO, RecVue. “Traditional CRM, ERP and custom in-house solutions weren’t built to handle dynamic pricing, complex billing events, frequent contract changes and multi-party revenue sharing. Revenue-critical data is scattered, manual processes lead to errors and lost revenue, and finance teams spend more time reconciling than strategizing.

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