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Calculation: Eligible recurring subscription value, expressed at the issuer’s monthly or annual rate. (Assigned)
Recurring value based on active contracts or subscription pricing. Exact price conventions vary; inferred assignments are labeled inside.
Calculation: Contract-based component + usage or other eligible revenue components; each follows its own rule. (Multiple calculation bases)
Combines subscription, usage, services or other components. Each company retains its component formulas and measurement windows.
Calculation: No complete formula established from the reviewed evidence. (Calculation basis partly specified)
A recurring run-rate is disclosed, but its accounting basis or annualization factor is not fully specified. Inspect each issuer’s stated period.
Calculation: Recurring contract value ÷ contract duration. Monthly and annual units remain distinct. (Average)
Recurring contract value divided by its duration; preserve monthly versus annual units. Contract scope and short-term exceptions remain issuer-specific.
Calculation: Recognized revenue × annualization factor (for example, quarterly revenue × 4). (Actuals)
Recognized revenue from the issuer’s stated scope and period is annualized. Recurring-only versus broader revenue, customer scope and measurement windows remain distinct.
Calculation: Eligible recurring billings × the issuer’s annualization factor. (Invoice-based run-rate)
Annualizes invoiced recurring amounts. Billing timing and ramp policies can differ from contract value and recognized revenue.
Calculation: Sum of eligible recurring revenue recognized during the reported period; no annualization implied. (Period subtotal, not forward ARR)
No differences established in the reviewed attributes. Missing detail does not establish equivalence.
A reported recurring-revenue subtotal rather than a forward annualized contract measure; keep separate from ARR comparisons.
No differences established in the reviewed attributes. Missing detail does not establish equivalence.
The current evidence has no valid reviewed calculation-method assignment.
Eligibility is limited to the disclosed service types, not every service.
The named variant has explicit product or customer-product boundaries; inspect them before comparing.
The named run-rate measure explicitly adds a nonrecurring revenue component; do not treat it as pure recurring subscription value.
The definition explicitly includes all recurring contracts; this does not imply all company revenue.
Includes all customer subscriptions within the named measure; does not imply every company revenue stream.
An explicit nonrecurring exclusion; does not establish treatment of recurring professional services.
Recurring upgrades or add-on subscriptions are explicitly included.
For product reporting, support contract value is allocated proportionally across products.
The issuer explicitly describes all revenue streams as contributing to this measure.
Subscription and support revenue are explicit inputs; this does not imply professional services.
Both streams are explicitly included; perpetual license sales are not inferred.
Usage is explicitly part of the measure; inspect its separate measurement window.
Annualizes the contractual consumption value assuming no increase or decrease in usage; not an observed monthly consumption formula.
The definition refers to its named subscription measure; inspect that measure for window details.
Overages are excluded; this does not necessarily exclude contractual minimums.
This variant excludes a separately disclosed nonrecurring or variable component.
Includes the disclosed payment-service fee component; not necessarily cloud consumption revenue.
Variable consumption is measured using the disclosed monthly run-rate.
Recent three-month consumption is annualized.
Variable amounts above commitments use a three-month average.
Uses four times the trailing-three-month payments component, with issuer-specific cost adjustments.
Direct-sales and self-serve usage use different disclosed lookback periods.
The variable component uses a trailing-year total, alongside annualized commitments.
Active does not necessarily mean live or revenue-recognized. Component-specific rules are labeled separately.
Contracted minimums can enter ARR before the corresponding revenue starts.
Seats normally must be provisioned at subscription start; signed agreements can qualify if provisioned within fifteen days after measurement.
Requires active or in-effect contracts, subscriptions or paid licenses. This does not establish signature, provisioning, go-live or GAAP recognition as the activation trigger. Separate renewal exceptions may retain expired agreements.
The disclosed contract portfolio produces recurring revenue at measurement; no more precise activation event is established.
The SaaS/PaaS component uses recognized revenue; other components follow their own rules.
The measured input is recognized revenue during the stated period. This does not establish a separate period-end go-live test.
Execution is specified, but this alone does not establish whether recognition or provisioning has begun.
Uses existing paid subscriptions and expected next-month revenue; no explicit active/in-effect or provisioning trigger is established.
The usage component uses recognized quarterly revenue; invoiced components have separate rules.
The issuer explicitly requires revenue recognition to have commenced; revenue-generating or active-contract wording alone is not enough.
Explicit eligibility for the monthly subscription component; not a statement about every contract type.
Revenue-generating customer relationships must have received services during the measurement quarter; not a period-end activation date.
Annualizing a run-rate is not the same as retaining an expired contract. These are separate disclosed rules; no fixed grace period is established by these categories.
Expired contracts can remain until the disclosed nonrenewal or churn trigger.
The issuer excludes actual or anticipated invoiced-value reductions from nonrenewals or cancellations, except certain reserves. This is not merely a forecast-churn assumption.
The issuer explicitly states renewal on existing terms. This counts explicit disclosures, not all companies that annualize a continuing run-rate. It is not an expiry or churn-removal rule.
Forecast cancellation adjustments are excluded; this does not establish the actual removal date.
The definition includes contracts under renewal negotiation but does not explicitly establish post-expiry retention. Do not infer a grace period.
Assumes continuation into the following month for MRR; does not establish unchanged annual renewals.
Reflects applicable fee changes, renewals, cancellations or renegotiations effective as of the measurement date; inspect issuer wording.
Applies to the disclosed monthly subscriber cohort; not a universal expiry or churn-removal rule.
Renewal is explicitly assumed, but unchanged pricing is not. This is distinct from post-expiry retention.
At least some monthly subscriptions are explicitly eligible.
Monthly agreements are explicitly excluded.
Uses the disclosed term-based formula for nonannual contracts; monthly availability is not inferred.
The exclusion applies to named sub-year contract types, not necessarily every short contract.
The disclosed formula expressly addresses multiyear contracts; see the issuer-specific rate convention.
Selected agreements below one year enter at total contract value.
License and/or maintenance revenue is explicitly eligible; details differ by company.
The measure explicitly includes both deployment types.
This named variant is limited to disclosed cloud or SaaS subscriptions.
Perpetual licenses are explicitly excluded; maintenance may have separate treatment.
SaaS subscription component alongside other explicitly included service amounts; the whole measure is not labeled SaaS-only.
Legacy subscription products are explicitly included.
The variant excludes a disclosed legacy product set.
The definition holds subscriptions unchanged over its stated horizon; this is not a specific renewal or churn cutoff.
Reflects applicable fee changes, renewals, cancellations or renegotiations effective as of the measurement date; inspect issuer wording.
Recurring amounts explicitly include invoiced growth adjustments.
Does not adjust the measure for the disclosed future pricing changes.
Future contracted increases do not enter this variant until the disclosed billing stage.
Multiyear contracts use fees for the current contract year.
Rates reset at the beginning of the fiscal year.
Both current and comparison ARR use the disclosed reset rates.
Only the separate constant-currency revenue comparison uses prior-period exchange rates; this is not the translation rule for the reported revenue subtotal.
Rates are held during the year and reset at year-end.
Each contract uses its effective-date exchange rate.
The reported amount and constant-currency growth use different rate conventions.
The invoiced component is reduced by the disclosed reserves.
Deducts estimated transaction-based costs from the payments component.
Certain reserves affect the measure despite a rule excluding other actual or anticipated reductions.
Invoiced ARR does not follow GAAP allocations between subscription and premium-service performance obligations.
The measure is not reduced by offered SaaS credits.
Costs to obtain subscriptions or provide maintenance/support are not deducted from the invoiced run-rate.
Nonrecurring promotional incentives are excluded; not limited to partner payments.
Discounts are included in the measured revenue input; no undiscounted list-price gross-up is inferred.
Recurring contract value remains in ARR even when GAAP allocates a portion to services revenue.
The definition includes disclosed partnership streams; these are not necessarily reseller subscriptions.
Direct and self-serve arrangements use distinct calculation rules.
The measure excludes nonrecurring rebates payable to partners; incentives have a separate rule.
OEM agreements are explicitly within scope.
Excludes agreements outside the ordinary sales channels.
The named acquired customers enter these metrics when they renew with the issuer.
The acquired ARR begins in the disclosed acquisition period.
A named acquisition is explicitly included from the disclosed reporting period; this does not establish a general acquisition-quarter rule.
One primary metric per company, matching the calculation-method total. Exact names and scope appear below.
Grouped by the selected metric’s recorded name; exact issuer terms and scope appear below.
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A collection gap does not mean the company never discloses this metric.