Keel orthe usual stack?
Most teams come to Keel from spreadsheets, a BI tool or CRM forecasting. Here is how they compare, line by line.
Side by side
What you get with each approach
Based on what customers told us they used before Keel.
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Revenue platform
Manual roll-ups
Analyst built
Inside the CRM
Switching
Why teams switch
Spreadsheets break when the team grows, BI tools need an analyst for every question and CRM forecasting stops at the CRM. Keel starts where they stop.
- Keep your CRM exactly as it is
- Import historical forecasts
- A revenue architect runs the switch

After switching
What customers measured
- 11 hrs
- Saved per manager monthly
- No more weekly roll-up spreadsheets.
- 96%
- Accuracy at close
- Up from 81% before Keel, on median.
- 2 wks
- To go live
- Including the eight-quarter back-test.

“We tried to build this in our BI tool for a year. Keel did it in two weeks, and the number is better.”
Amanda FosterCOO, Carver Health
Can we keep our existing BI dashboards?
Yes. Keel writes its model to your warehouse, so existing dashboards can read the same numbers.
Will we lose our forecast history?
No. We import past forecasts so trend reports start on day one.
How long does a switch take?
Two weeks for most teams, including the back-test and manager training.
Do reps need to learn a new tool?
No. Reps keep working in the CRM. Managers and RevOps use Keel.
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