Finance

The SaaS industry has grown exponentially in the past few years, and founders are constantly thinking of new strategies to keep their businesses thriving in today’s competitive environment. However, as leaders innovate and try new ideas, they may find themselves neglecting one of the most important functions of their business — finance. Here are 4 […]

There’s no question that the SaaS industry continues to experience strong growth and is projected to maintain this trajectory for the foreseeable future. In fact, the cloud market is predicted to overtake on-premise software by 2025, with a current total of 2.7-trillion-dollar market valuation that is still expected to rise. With these impressive figures, investors

SaaS continues to take up quite an ample space in the software market, as more people rely on SaaS solutions to improve the quality of their company’s operations and daily lives. To grow your SaaS business, not only would you need a good product—but you would also need an optimal growth framework to guide you towards

Despite ever-changing business landscapes and turbulent economies, the SaaS industry is set to see exponential growth in the years to come.  Data from Synergy Research Group states that the market will grow by 30% year over year, with revenues projected to reach $233 billion next year. Since 2020, several SaaS companies have dominated the market—including Zoom, Dynatrace, and

Metrics are a very crucial part of moving your business towards sustainable growth. With CFOs at the forefront of financial development in the organization, they must also be open to changes in the SaaS space, particularly in accounting principles and models. Examples of changes in the finance model the SaaS industry has embraced include: Subscription-based

The SaaS field saw incredible growth since last year, and when the demand for software skyrocketed, so did the deals made in the M&A space. As companies continuously seek long-term growth, they invest in acquisitions to establish their stance in the market.  The following reasons make it easy to see why the software industry is

Value-based pricing works like this: you set a price tag on your product based on how your target market perceives its value rather than on your production costs.  The approach also heavily relies on how you’re able to market your brand and set it apart from the competition—things that have the power to shape customers’ perceptions and

As your SaaS company expands, so does the need to tap into new sales markets, hire more employees, use more sales channels, and register new products and services that may require you to file additional taxes. The sales taxes your accounting and finance teams manage will also increase—and as much as your team exercises due

Read through for an overview of a featured topic from our keynote speaker, Yashwant Divakar, Head of Solution Engineering @ HighRadius. The FinTech industry most likely wouldn’t have been the giant that it is today if artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) weren’t incorporated into the complex technology mix that it is composed of.