Arcuren reconciles the systems you already run, finds revenue risk early, and tells each executive what it does to the number they promised the board.
Northgate Software — renewal at risk
Also building $1.8M across 6 accounts worth watching
Signals that triggered risk alert
Full briefing sent to your inbox — no login required.
What it does
CRM, support and finance each hold a different version of the same account. Arcuren matches them, surfaces every disagreement rather than silently picking a side, and gives you the version everyone should be looking at.
A deterministic engine watches every account daily. Same inputs, same signal, every time — no model guessing what's wrong.
Not an account list. The same event, restated in the metrics your board already tracks.
The CEO's channel rings for enterprise-value-sized risk. The VP of CS hears everything. Severity decides who's sick; size and seat decide who hears about it — in Slack, Teams, or email, with no login to issue.
Arcuren reads the systems you already run — no new tool for your team to adopt.
Notanotherdashboard.Notanothersystemtologinto.
Your executives never sign in. The intelligence comes to them — in the channel they already have open, in the language their board already speaks.
Slack
Microsoft Teams
Outlook
GmailThe moment it matters
It answers the three questions an executive would otherwise chase for a week: how big, why, and what it does to our numbers.
Northgate Software — renewal at risk
Also building $1.8M across 6 accounts worth watching
Signals that triggered risk alert
Full briefing sent to your inbox — no login required.
Slack
Northgate Software — renewal at risk
Also building $1.8M across 6 accounts worth watching
Signals that triggered risk alert
Full briefing sent to your inbox — no login required.
Microsoft Teams
The same alert, rendered for each channel. Fictional demo data.
And the week in full
Alerts fire the moment a line is crossed. The digest is the standing record: the book's totals, what they do to the quarter's commitment, and every account that moved into high risk this week — with the tier it moved from.
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Weekly digest
Jul 6 – Jul 13, 2026
$1,900,000 of the $14,200,000 customer base ARR is at risk (13.4%); $1,200,000 of the $1,600,000 Q3-2026 renewal commitment is exposed; 4 accounts moved to high risk this week.
New high-risk accounts this week
+1 more account — View in Arcuren →
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Arcuren · Jul 13, 2026
Confidential — for the intended recipients only.
The real digest email, rendered by the product. Fictional demo data. VP CS receives this daily; the CEO, CRO and CFO weekly.
Calibrated to the seat
Each executive sets the line at which risk is worth their attention. Nothing below it is discarded — it pools into the weekly digest instead.
Is the story we told the board still true?
Enterprise-value-sized risk only
Which number gets challenged?
Anything that moves the quarter's commitment
Which account moves the number?
The renewal cohort, contract by contract
Where is the book actually hurting?
Every crossing — no floor at all
Bar length shows how much of the book clears each seat's floor — the CEO's channel stays quiet, the CS team's never does.
“Where did that number come from?”
A board number is only worth as much as the answer to that question. Four commitments make it answerable.
No way to show where it came from
Each figure links back to the CRM, support or finance row that produced it. A challenged number is answered with evidence, not argument.
A model's opinion, different each run
Arithmetic on reconciled records — same inputs, same answer, every time. AI drafts the response; it never decides the number.
A draft reaching your customer
Drafts route to your team. Every alert is held for review until the thresholds are tuned to your book.
Missing data reads as healthy
Where sources disagree the conflict is flagged. Missing data reads as unknown — never as healthy.
Arcuren starts from exports of the systems you already run, so the first reconciled picture of your book comes back in days. Those exports then run every day — a live position, not a one-off snapshot. Direct connectors land in the next release and drop into the same setup.
About an hour
Your system admin sets CRM, support and finance to send the rows we specify as a daily CSV export. One person, once.
Within days
Every account matched across all three sources, with a data-health report: what agreed, what conflicted, what was missing.
Same week
Alert levels tuned against your own numbers. Nothing reaches an executive while this happens.
Every day after
Each morning's exports land, every account is scored again, and anything crossing a line reaches the executive who owns it.
What your team has to build
Software to install
Arcuren runs on our infrastructure. There is no install, and no release train to wait for.
New logins to issue
Executives read alerts in Slack, Teams or email. Nobody has another account to manage.
Export to schedule, then daily
Your system admin sets it up once and the picture refreshes every morning. Direct connectors land in the next release and drop into the same setup.
Big enough that renewal revenue risk moves the plan, and currently without a real-time read on the book. PE- and growth-backed, or any company answering to a board that tracks KPIs and enterprise value. SaaS, managed and tech-enabled services, subscription hardware alike — the economic model qualifies you, not how you deliver.
Someone rebuilds the same reconciliation in a spreadsheet before every board meeting, because CRM and finance never agree. If your CFO recognizes that sentence, you're a fit.
A churn or a downgrade nobody saw coming, and a commitment that moves with it. The gap between when it became knowable and when you knew is the gap we close.
A dashboard or AI-reporting project that started and quietly stopped. You already know the truth layer is the hard part.
Questions
Your system admin schedules a daily export of the data we specify — about an hour of work, once. We do the rest: your business rules, your risk thresholds, your Slack and Teams channels. Alerts start arriving in days, not months.
No. The alert and the briefing arrive in Slack, Teams, or email where you already work. There's no new dashboard or system you have to log into, and no password to issue. We turn Arcuren on and in a few days the information starts flowing.
Dashboards report what already happened, on data someone reconciled by hand. Arcuren reconciles the sources itself, watches them daily, and tells the right executive while there's still time to act.
Arcuren is the system for the C-suite. It determines risk and translates it into company-level insight and impact — what an account does to the quarter's commitment, to the plan, to the numbers your board tracks. Customer-success platforms are built for the CS team to work accounts, and we don't replace that. The difference is what comes out: a health score tells a CSM where to spend the week. Arcuren tells a CFO what it costs, rolled up across the whole book and sent to the executive whose threshold it crosses.
We complement it. Most AI programs are point tools — a copilot in one system, an agent in another — each working inside its own view of the world. Arcuren is the layer above them:
A subscription to the intelligence system, not a per-seat license — priced to the size of the book it watches. Book a demo and we'll size it with you.
Thirty minutes. See the alerts and briefings your executives would receive, and what it takes to run Arcuren on your book.
