B2B sales forecasting.
B2B sales are complex. Multiple stakeholders. Long cycles. Deals that look alive but are really dead. Your forecast needs to account for all of it. ORM builds custom models that predict B2B revenue against a 95% accuracy target.
Schedule a DemoB2B forecasting is broken. Here is why.
The median B2B sales organization forecasts with 55-65% accuracy. That means missing the number by 35-45% every quarter. The problem is not the data. It is the method.
Rep-Submitted Forecasts Are Biased
When reps forecast their own deals, two things happen. Optimistic reps overcommit. Sandbaggers undercommit. The aggregate looks reasonable, but the individual deal predictions are wrong in both directions. ORM removes human bias by predicting deal outcomes based on data signals, not opinions. The model does not care if a rep "feels good" about a deal. It looks at velocity, engagement, and historical patterns.
Weighted Pipeline Is Too Simple
Multiplying pipeline value by stage probability is the most common B2B forecast method. It is also the least accurate. A $200K deal at 50% probability is not the same as two $100K deals at 50% each. Deal size, velocity, competitive dynamics, and stakeholder coverage all affect the real probability. ORM's models use 15+ signals per deal instead of a single stage-based number.
Pipeline Quality Is Invisible
Not all pipeline is equal. A $500K pipeline of 50 qualified mid-market deals converts very differently than a $500K pipeline of 5 large unqualified enterprise deals. Most B2B organizations cannot distinguish between these because they measure pipeline by dollar value, not quality. ORM scores every deal on quality signals and produces a quality-adjusted pipeline forecast.
Deal Velocity Matters More Than Stage
A deal that moved from discovery to proposal in 14 days is a very different animal than one that has been in discovery for 90 days. Both might be at the same CRM stage, but their close probability is wildly different. ORM's models track velocity at every stage transition. Deals that are moving fast get higher probability scores. Deals that have stalled get flagged before they die.
What ORM sees across its customers.
The numbers that separate accurate B2B forecasts from guesswork.
95%
What ORM aims for on new and expansion revenue. We score it each quarter against what closed.
3-5x
The coverage range across ORM customers. Most sit near 3.5x, and a few run as low as 1.4x.
20%
Of the pipeline dated to close in the quarter on day one, this share closes inside that quarter.
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ORM builds custom models that go beyond weighted pipeline to predict B2B revenue against a 95% accuracy target.
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