We build the reporting infrastructure and automated QBR generation that turn live customer data into a board-ready story, so your team stops losing a week each quarter to deck assembly.
What customer reporting and QBRs covers
We connect the data so the deck doesn't have to be built by hand. One agreed source feeds every QBR and every board conversation about NRR, so the numbers you present match the numbers your CSMs would quote if you asked them directly, no reconciling, no stale figures, no version that only holds up until someone checks.
Live reporting infrastructure
Dashboards built from the same account data your CS team already works from, not a static export that's out of date the moment it's pulled.
Automated QBR generation
Decks assembled automatically from account health, usage, and engagement data, so a CSM starts from a draft, not a blank slide.
Consistent metric definitions
NRR, GRR, and health scores calculated the same way everywhere they're reported, so the board number and the CSM's number are the same number.
Forward-looking forecasting
Expansion and renewal forecasts grounded in signal data, not a rep's best guess at what's likely to close.
Executive and board-level rollups
Reporting formatted for the audience it's actually going to, a board update and a CSM's working dashboard don't need to look the same, but they do need to agree.
How we build your reporting and QBR system
01
Audit
We map where your current numbers come from, where definitions diverge, and how much manual work goes into a typical QBR today.
02
Design
We define consistent metrics and a reporting structure for your specific board, leadership, and CSM audiences, not a generic dashboard template.
03
Build
We implement live dashboards and automated QBR generation connected to your CRM and account data.
04
Roll out
We train your team on presenting from the automated output, so QBRs shift from a building exercise to a review one.
05
Refine
We track which reporting actually gets used in real conversations and refine the format based on what leadership and CSMs act on.
01
Audit
We map where your current numbers come from, where definitions diverge, and how much manual work goes into a typical QBR today.
02
Design
We define consistent metrics and a reporting structure for your specific board, leadership, and CSM audiences, not a generic dashboard template.
03
Build
We implement live dashboards and automated QBR generation connected to your CRM and account data.
04
Roll out
We train your team on presenting from the automated output, so QBRs shift from a building exercise to a review one.
05
Refine
We track which reporting actually gets used in real conversations and refine the format based on what leadership and CSMs act on.
What you get
Live dashboards built from a single, trusted data source
Automated QBR decks generated from real account data each quarter
Consistent NRR, GRR, and health metric definitions across every level
Forecasting grounded in signal data rather than rep intuition
Reporting formats matched to board, leadership, and CSM audiences
Case studies
increase in revenue
increase in profit
Built from what was actually discussed, not what someone remembers from the call
A QBR often leans on a CSM's memory of how a conversation went, which fades and varies between people. Using AskElephant to capture and structure customer calls, the wins, concerns, and commitments raised in real conversations feed directly into the QBR rather than being reconstructed from notes. A customer's own words about what mattered to them end up in the deck, not a paraphrase written under time pressure the night before.
Why Blend
The board number and the CSM's number are the same number
A figure that gets recalculated slightly differently at each level of the business erodes trust the moment two people compare notes. Metric definitions get built once, upstream, and used consistently everywhere they're reported, so there's no version of the truth to reconcile between a board deck and a working dashboard.
QBR content comes from what customers actually said, not a rushed recap
A deck built the night before usually reflects what a CSM remembers, not the full texture of the conversation. Captured call data means the specific concerns and commitments customers raised make it into the deck accurately, rather than getting flattened into a generic summary.
This reporting is built to hold up outside the room it was made for
An internal dashboard only has to satisfy the team that built it. A number that also has to survive a board question, an investor update, or a diligence process is a different, harder bar, and this is built to clear that one from the start, not retrofitted for it later.
Metric definitions get revisited as your business model evolves
What counted as a healthy renewal signal at one stage of growth doesn't always hold as pricing, packaging, or customer mix change. Definitions get reviewed on a set cadence, so a metric everyone trusted two years ago doesn't quietly become the wrong thing to trust today.
Meet the team
Some of the people you might work with on your reporting and QBR system, from initial audit through to ongoing definition reviews.

Josh Bouk
CEO, Americas

Phil Vallender
Co-Founder & Director of Strategy

Amanda McGrath
Commercial Director

Andrew Manchester
Growth Strategist

Joe Bouk
Junior RevOps Engineer

Simran Toor
Director of Global Accounts

Rafael Paredes Calles
Strategist

Katie Stevens
Account Manager

Rachel Osborne
Senior Account Manager
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