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Utilization, realization, project margin, and the client-concentration risk.
Demo data · illustrative · demo-proserv-deep
Utilization Rate
21.1%
24.4%
billable_hours / capacity
Realization Rate
88.0%
52.5%
billed / standard
Effective Hourly
$3,479
28.7%
revenue / billable_hours
Net Revenue / FTE
$525K
60.6%
net_revenue / fte
Project Gross Margin
20.0%
7.5%
(revenue - cost) / revenue
DSO
68 days
38.8%
avg(ar_balance / daily_billings)
Pipeline Coverage
70.0%
7.5%
weighted_pipeline / target
Bench Cost
$1910K
44.8%
idle_fte × avg_comp

By practice area

$1.4M net revenue / mo across 4 practices
PracticeNet rev /moUtilizationRealizationMargin
Strategy$412K78%94%41%
Implementation$538K82%91%37%
Managed Services$286K86%96%44%
Data & Analytics (new)$174K61%88%29%

Client concentration

Revenue share by client — the headline diligence risk
Northwind Group19%
Cedar Health14%
Atlas Logistics11%
Bluepeak Retail8%
All others (37)48%

What the model sees

Grounded read on the book

Client concentration is the risk to flag: Northwind Group is 19% of revenue and the top 3 are 44%. Above ~30% in one logo a buyer or lender discounts the firm — diversify the book before it caps your multiple.

Pipeline CoverageNet Revenue / FTE197 sources

Data & Analytics (new) is the margin leak at 61% utilization vs the 80%+ the other practices run — that idle bench is real Bench Cost. Either feed it from the pipeline or right-size it; don't carry it on hope.

Utilization RateBench Cost164 sources

Realization is healthy across the book ($1.4M net rev), so the lever is effective hourly, not discounting — push scope discipline and rate cards on renewals before chasing more top-of-funnel.

Realization RateEffective Hourly141 sources