Nexara Capital ran revenue operations across 11 countries on spreadsheets and a patchwork of legacy tools. Deal cycles were 40+ days. Revenue recognition was manual. We implemented Salesforce Revenue Cloud end-to-end in 14 weeks.
Nexara Capital provides financial infrastructure software — think treasury management, FX hedging tools, and payment orchestration — sold on multi-year subscription contracts to mid-market and enterprise banks. By 2025, they were operating across 11 countries with sales teams in London, Singapore, New York, and Dubai. The quoting process was still spreadsheets and email chains.
The average deal involved 4–6 rounds of manual quote revisions, a finance sign-off cycle that added 8–12 days to every close, and revenue recognition calculated in Excel after contracts were signed. Month-end close took 11 days. Auditors flagged revenue reporting risk two quarters in a row.
Amroar was brought in to implement Salesforce Revenue Cloud end-to-end — CPQ configuration, Billing, Contract Lifecycle Management, and automated revenue recognition against ASC 606. Every workflow rebuilt. Every market configured. 3,000 users live in 14 weeks.
When Nexara's CFO brought us in, the problems weren't hidden. They were just accepted as normal. They shouldn't have been.
The full architecture connects CRM data, CPQ configuration, billing, contract management, and automated revenue recognition into a single system of record.
The entire quote-to-cash cycle is now a connected workflow — no manual steps, no email sign-offs, no spreadsheet exports.
"We had two audit flags in a row over revenue recognition. After Amroar's implementation, our first post-go-live quarter was clean. Zero exceptions. The Revenue Cloud build gave us something we hadn't had in years — actual confidence in our numbers."
Most Revenue Cloud implementations go wrong at CPQ configuration or revenue recognition. We've seen both. We know exactly where the landmines are — and how to avoid them from week one.
Senior solution architects on every call. No junior consultants. No pitch decks.