Enterprise NRR Analytics

Enterprise NRR Analytics MCP Connector for Claude

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Calculate Net Revenue Retention (NRR) and expansion potential for enterprise accounts.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides specialized tools for analyzing SaaS revenue health. It allows AI agents to calculate NRR percentage, identify negative churn status, and evaluate untapped revenue capacity. Use calculate_nrr_metrics to get a full health overview, evaluate_expansion_potential to find upsell opportunities, analyze_churn_composition to identify loss drivers, and get_cohort_health_summary for high-level account health scores.

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4 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

analyze_churn_composition

Breaks down the components of revenue loss to identify if the primary issue is customer attrition or service downgrades

calculate_nrr_metrics

Provides a comprehensive overview of revenue retention health for a specific period or cohort

evaluate_expansion_potential

Estimates the untapped revenue capacity within the current customer base

get_cohort_health_summary

Generates a high-level summary of the relationship between account volume and revenue retention

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Calculate the NRR metrics for a cohort with $100,000 starting ARR, $20,000 expansion, $5,000 contraction, and $5,000 churn across 50 accounts.

The NRR for this cohort is 110.0%, indicating a healthy expansion that offsets all losses.

What is the expansion potential for an account with $50,000 ARR, 80 max seats, 50 current seats, and $1,000 average revenue per seat?

The expansion gap is $30,000, with a seat utilization of 62.5%.

Analyze the churn for a period where we lost $10,000 to churn and $2,000 to contraction.

The primary loss driver is Churn, which accounts for 83.3% of the total revenue loss.

NRR is calculated by taking the starting ARR, adding expansion revenue, and subtracting contraction and churned revenue, then dividing the result by the starting ARR.

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