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Wrenbase

For startups & scaling teams

Know where your cash
really stands.

You run sales and finance. Wrenbase tracks every quote to paid and shows what is converting, how fast it turns to cash, and how much pipeline is live.

The number you rebuild in a spreadsheet before every board call, already correct.

Quote funnel · this quarter

Quotes sent24 · $186k
Viewed21 · $168k
Accepted13 · $104k
Converted to invoice11 · $92k

Converted pipeline

$92,000

More than quotes

Your money is not just the deals you close.

Quote-to-cash is where startups start with Wrenbase, but your money is more than quotes, and it all belongs in one picture.

Quotes and deals

Live

Conversion and time to cash, from the real chain.

PLG and subscriptions

Coming

Connect Stripe and your self-serve signups and subscription payments join the same picture.

Who you pay

Live

Contractors, SaaS, and cloud vendors on the same ledger, screened.

Customer health

Live

Who pays on time, who is slipping, and who is worth keeping.

Expenses like cloud spend join later.

All of it lands in Cash Pulse, the engine that reads every side of your money and turns it into the answer you actually need: where you stand this month.

Why the numbers are trustworthy

One connected chain, so the funnel is real.

The quote a customer accepts becomes the invoice, which becomes the payment, all on one ledger. So your conversion and time-to-cash are counted from what actually happened, not a figure you talked yourself into for the deck.

1

At the quote

You know it landed and when they opened it. Send a proposal a prospect accepts in a click.

2

At acceptance

You know the moment a deal turns real. The accepted quote becomes the invoice, no re-keying.

3

At collection

You know when cash actually arrives, and what is running late. The invoice follows up on its own.

4

Across the funnel

You know your conversion and how much pipeline is live, in one rollup that stays current.

Why teams pick it

The cash questions, answered from live data.

The number you actually get asked

Not just what you invoiced. What you quoted, what converted, and how much pipeline is still open.

Measured, not estimated

Conversion and time-to-cash are read off one linked record, quote to paid, so the number is the real thing.

Customer history, built in

Every quote and payment builds each customer's record: who converts fast, who pays on time, who stalls.

Do you even need a CPQ?

Skip the CPQ. Run quote-to-cash instead.

CPQ tools exist to build the quote itself: product configuration, pricing rules, discount tiers, approval chains. Most startups do not do any of that. Your quote is line items and a total.

Your work is the gap between an accepted quote and cash in the bank. That is what Wrenbase runs: quote to accepted to invoice to paid, with conversion and time-to-cash next to it. For most startups that is the whole job, and you can run it here without a CPQ.

A CPQ is for

  • Configurable products and bundles
  • Pricing-rule engines
  • Multi-step deal approvals

Wrenbase is for

  • A quote a customer accepts in a click
  • The accepted quote becomes the invoice
  • Conversion and time-to-cash, measured

If you configure products and route deals through pricing approvals, that is a CPQ's job, and we do not do it.

Every quote, on the record

A deal goes quiet. You know why.

When a deal stalls, you need to know which kind of stall it is. Did they never open the quote, or open it and go cold? Those are two different chases.

Each quote keeps its own timeline, sent, opened, accepted, so you can see exactly where it stopped. The follow-ups keep going in your tone until it moves.

Quote QT-2087 · timeline

Converted
  1. Quote sent

    Mar 3

    Northwind SaaS · $18,000

  2. Viewed by prospect

    Mar 4

    Opened

  3. Follow-up sent

    Mar 8

    Auto nudge, day 5

  4. Accepted

    Mar 9

    Signed off in one click

  5. Converted to invoice

    Mar 9

    INV-4021, no re-keying

The number board

What you know at a glance.

Quotes out, quotes accepted, quotes converted, and the pipeline dollars behind each stage, in one rollup that stays current as deals move.

Rolling out: conversion sliced by source and deal size, funnel trends over time, and CPQ deal ingestion.

Quotes out

24

$186k in play

Accepted

13

$104k signed

Converted

11

$92k invoiced

Win rate

54%

accepted of sent

Pipeline by stage

Sent$186k
Accepted$104k
Converted$92k

Projects · Per deal, live P&L

Know what each deal actually made.

Your board wants the funnel. Your team wants to know a deal was worth doing. Turn any deal into a project and it gets its own live P&L: quoted, invoiced, collected, and what it cost to deliver, so you see the margin on the deals you win, not just the count.

Meridian rollout · Overview

on track

Profit margin

60%

Outstanding

$1,000

Budget

$14.6k left

Cash timeline, next 6 weeks

Weeks 1-2 run cash-negative before Meridian's payment lands in week 3. Consider nudging invoice #4.

Common questions

What founders ask.

What makes Wrenbase fit a startup?
You care about conversion, not just billing. Wrenbase runs the whole quote-to-cash chain in one place: send a quote, watch it get accepted, turn it into an invoice without re-keying, and read a funnel that tells you how many quotes converted and how much pipeline is live. So the conversion number sits right next to the cash it brings in.
How is this different from just sending invoices?
Invoicing tools start at the invoice. Wrenbase starts at the quote and links the chain: quote, accepted, invoiced, paid, all one record. So you can answer 'which quotes turned into cash?' without stitching two tools together.
Do I get conversion numbers?
Yes. Wrenbase rolls up your quotes into a funnel: how many are pending, how many were accepted, how many converted to invoices, and how much pipeline that represents. Each quote also has its own timeline (sent, viewed, accepted, declined).
Does it build customer history?
Yes. Every quote you send and payment you collect writes to the customer's record, so you can see who converts quickly, who pays on time, and who tends to stall, without logging any of it by hand.
Do I still need a CPQ?
Usually not. If your quote is line items and a total, Wrenbase runs the whole thing from quote to cash, so there is nothing for a CPQ to add. If you configure products and route deals through pricing approvals, that is a CPQ's job, and Wrenbase does not do that part.
Can I bring existing data in?
Yes. Wrenbase imports customers, quotes, invoices, and transactions from CSV, so moving off a spreadsheet or another tool is a paste, not a project.

Walk into the next board call knowing the number.

Start free. Send a quote today and watch the funnel fill in with real deals.