Revenue forecasting that shows its work.
A forecast that can't explain where its numbers come from is a wish list. Bridge Planner traces every projection to a signed agreement, a pipeline opportunity, or a historical pattern. Revenue, margin, and hours across configurable horizons — 3, 6, 12, or 24 months — with scenario modeling and goal tracking.
No per user fees, ever.
A forecast that can't explain where its numbers come from is a wish list. Bridge Planner shows its work — every projection traces back to a signed agreement, a pipeline opportunity, or a historical pattern.
How this actually gets used
Nobody can trace a spreadsheet number back to anything real
The Old Way
Someone asks how you got to next quarter’s revenue number in the spreadsheet forecast, and the honest answer is “I took last quarter and added 10% because that felt right.” There’s no way to trace it back to actual signed deals or pipeline probability.
Testing a decision means rebuilding the spreadsheet by hand
The Old Way
You want to know what happens to revenue if that big pipeline deal closes, or if utilization drops 10%. Testing it means duplicating the spreadsheet, changing a few cells by hand, and hoping you didn’t break a formula somewhere else.
Grounded in signed agreements
Every revenue projection traces to a source: active SOW terms, pipeline opportunities with probability weights, historical patterns from completed engagements. The basis inspector shows exactly how each number was derived — no black box.
Goals and scenario modeling
Set revenue targets by month, catalog line, or team — then watch the forecast track against them. Run scenarios: what if this pipeline deal closes? What if utilization drops 10%? The forecast updates in real time as you adjust assumptions.
Catalog-level breakdowns
Revenue doesn't come from 'the firm' — it comes from specific service lines. Forecast breaks down by catalog SKU, so you can see which service lines are growing, which are flat, and which need attention.
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Bridge replaces
One product, one bill, one source of truth — instead of stitching 4 subscriptions together.
How Bridge compares to Kantata
Kantata's approach
Kantata has project accounting and business intelligence for enterprise services firms. Revenue recognition, resource forecasting, profitability analytics. Comprehensive — but it requires a multi-week implementation and $30–59/user/month pricing.
\$390–590/mo for 10 users on Kantata mid-tier
Choose Kantata if: you have 100+ staff, need enterprise revenue recognition, and have the budget for a PSA deployment.
Uplift Bridge's approach
Bridge Planner forecasts from the agreements and engagements you already have. No implementation. The basis inspector shows the derivation of every number — signed SOW terms, pipeline probability, historical patterns. Data confidence scores tell you where the forecast is reliable and where it's thin.
Bridge Planner add-on at \$39/mo flat (Team)
Choose Bridge if: you want revenue forecasting grounded in your existing agreements without a PSA implementation, or your team is under 100 people.
Frequently asked questions
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See also
Utilization
Historical utilization feeds the forecast. Higher utilization = more billable capacity in the projection.
Learn moreConfidence
Confidence scores tell you how much to trust the forecast before you act on it.
Learn moreCoach
When the forecast reveals risks or opportunities, Coach surfaces the decision you need to make.
Learn moreNo per user fees.
No forced contracts.
No sales call.
Built by Tommy Spann after 25 years running consulting firms. Bridge is the practice software he wanted and couldn't find — so he built it.
