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variance-analysis

Use to attribute forecast vs actual deltas and recommend remediation actions.

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# Revenue Variance Analysis Skill

## When to Use
- Preparing forecast reviews or board updates that require variance explanations.
- Investigating misses/exceeds across segments, products, or channels.
- Prioritizing remediation plays tied to specific variance drivers.

## Framework
1. **Driver Taxonomy** – classify deltas into volume, conversion, price/mix, churn, expansion, currency.
2. **Attribution Logic** – define formulas for each driver and maintain consistent baselines.
3. **Root Cause Layer** – connect drivers to operational issues (pipeline quality, capacity, enablement, macro).
4. **Action Mapping** – translate each root cause into specific plays with owners and expected impact.
5. **Feedback Loop** – update forecasting assumptions once variance is understood.
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