sixdegree

Forecast risk outside Salesforce

Find forecast risk before the CRM moves.

Connect the opportunity to support, product usage, billing, conversations, and delivery so the forecast call starts with the deals whose evidence no longer supports their CRM category.

Start read-only. Keep your existing systems. Trace every answer to its source.

Ask the business question

Which Commit deals carry risk outside Salesforce?

SixDegree returns the exposed deals, their owners and value, the records behind the risk, when each was observed, and why it affects the forecast.

SixDegree pipeline risk board showing open pipeline, weighted value, risk scores, and the source-backed reasons individual deals are exposed
Source record
Inspect the record that supports each risk signal.
Observed time
See when the source reported it and what changed.
Revenue connection
Follow why that record affects this account, opportunity, renewal, or ARR.

The CRM is one signal, not the whole account.

Each system keeps owning what it knows. SixDegree connects the signal to the account, renewal, opportunity, ARR, and owner it can change.

Salesforce
Opportunity remains Commit
Forecast still includes full value
Zendesk
P1 open for 11 days
Renewal and expansion risk
Mixpanel
Usage declining
Adoption no longer supports the deal
Gong
Champion departed
Relationship coverage changed
Jira
Required capability slipped
Close plan dependency is late

From source change to revenue action.

  1. 01

    Connect the forecast

    Read opportunities, categories, owners, amounts, and close dates from Salesforce.

  2. 02

    Resolve the account around it

    Connect the same customer to tickets, usage, invoices, conversations, people, and engineering work.

  3. 03

    Review the exceptions

    Open the forecast call on the deals where outside evidence disagrees with Commit or best case.

Questions revenue teams ask

What signals can change a Salesforce forecast?
Product usage, unresolved support issues, invoice changes, champion movement, conversation gaps, and delivery dependencies can change the likelihood or value of a deal before its opportunity record moves.
Does SixDegree replace Salesforce forecasting?
No. Salesforce remains the CRM and forecast system. SixDegree connects the evidence around each opportunity so the team can challenge or confirm its category.
Can the first deployment be read-only?
Yes. Start by reading the systems behind one forecast question. Writes are optional, scoped, and can require approval.

Bring one revenue question your CRM cannot answer.

We’ll map the systems behind it and use a read-only working session to show what becomes visible when the account and its signals are connected.

Book a working session