why aren't all 9 resolved? a statement only gets an assessment when the public
record can support or contradict it. opinions and what-ifs never can, and 0 checkable
ones are still open, waiting for their date. predictions held up or didn't;
assertions are supported or contradicted. on every card:
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Seolas: GDPR will be a major growth tailwind for ObservePoint
“So that is a tailwind that we expect to see in a really positive way for the next two, three, four years of the business.”
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ObservePoint nearly doubled its ARR over the previous year
“Yeah, so we nearly doubled the last previous year, and we have some really high lofty goals for ourselves this year.”
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ObservePoint bootstrapped to over $1M ARR and profitability before raising capital
“So we bootstrapped our way all the way to being profitable to a million dollars plus. And then we went and you know, went out and got capital for the business to accelerate after that.”
Assertion Supported
ObservePoint has raised over $20M in all-equity funding
“North of twenty million... That's all equity. Mercado's our lead investor, as well as Pellion Venture Partners, both here in Utah.”
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ObservePoint maintains an 84% annual logo retention rate
“Well, we've been at 84%.”
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ObservePoint's net revenue retention is north of 100%
“Revenue retention is north of a hundred percent.”
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ObservePoint operates on a payback period of slightly over a year
“Yeah, right now we're pretty healthy with slightly over a year.”
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ObservePoint sees more growth from new logos than upselling
“Right now, new logo grows more. Is more growth than up sales.”
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ObservePoint averages a sales cycle slightly under 150 days
“So we average, you know, little bit shy of a 150 days, which is pretty much right in the wheelhouse for customers.”