Integrate and Migrate

Your data made for your future

Data makes the world go-round, and revenue operations evolution relies on moving data to a future-proofed architecture. Ravus is here to help you stitch together critical systems, and move customer and product information accordingly, enabling your team to hit the ground running on day one.

Full E-T-L Support

Data migrations are the #1 reason system implementations stall, extend, and fail. Corralling disparate (and often dirty) data requires thoughtful analysis and rigorous testing to ensure customers and users aren’t negatively impacted because of a back-office project.

Value

  • Achieve early confidence in your migration with focused iterations and parallel bill runs

  • Work with SMEs that understand target systems’ data models.

Timeline

  • Varies based on scope

Services and Outputs

  • In-flight deal migration to target-state architecture

  • Historic transaction & go-forward billing migration

  • Parallel-bill run testing enablement

Integration Engineering

Harmonize selling, billing, payment processing, and commerce applications to optimize your future of work. We apply repeatable, modern integration solutions so you don’t start from the drawing board.

Value

  • Accelerate delivery of your solution leveraging integrators experienced in your tech stack.

Timeline

  • Varies based on scope

Services and Outputs

  • Full-stack, iPaas, and platform-specific integration development and testing

Viewpoints

Viewpoints
Navigating Billing Ecosystem Changes: A Program Management Playbook
Navigating Billing Ecosystem Changes: A Program Management Playbook

Billing transformations succeed (or fail) based on how well they’re managed, not just how well they’re built. Read on for a simple “pre-op checklist” to help leaders structure their programs. This knowledge article covers six program essentials we’ve seen make the difference between smooth sailing and chaos.

Structuring your team for success
Structuring your team for success

Five Critical Insights for a Successful CPQ-Billing Transformation Part 5: Your Project Team

How can you ensure your CPQ and Billing workstreams stay in alignment with requirements, design, and timeline? In the final installment of our “Five Critical Insights for a Successful CPQ-Billing Transformation” series, we explore how to structure your team for success. Read on to understand the strategies you can employ to avoid common hurdles and drive a smooth transformation.  

From Silos to Synergy: Integration Considerations
From Silos to Synergy: Integration Considerations

Five Critical Insights for a Successful CPQ-Billing Transformation Part 4: Integrations

A firm understanding of data models and transformation requirements is critical to ensure a well-designed and scalable CPQ-Billing integration. Let’s discuss best practices when designing integrations that eliminate bottlenecks, automate data flow, and maintain system harmony.

Migration of Existing Customers
Migration of Existing Customers

Five Critical Insights for a Successful CPQ-Billing Transformation Part 3: Data Migration

How do you move from legacy systems to a modern CPQ and Billing setup without losing critical history or introducing errors?

Let’s chat about best practices to ensure your current customers transition smoothly to your new system.

Pricing to Invoicing
Pricing to Invoicing

Five Critical Insights for a Successful CPQ-Billing Transformation Part 2: Pricing and Invoicing

The introduction of a CPQ system provides extensive, dynamic pricing options. But, even the best pricing models crumble if they can't be billed for accurately.

Let’s dive into top considerations to develop a pricing design that works.

Product and Bundle Design
Product and Bundle Design

Five Critical Insights for a Successful CPQ-Billing Transformation Part 1: Product and Bundle Design

Successful CPQ and Billing alignment begins with the product catalog. Although product definitions remain the same throughout the Revenue Management lifecycle, product attributes and behavior vary by system. Understanding functional variations and varying business needs is critical to ensure a cohesive, standardized catalog.