The release does not disclose the specific customerâacquisition cost (CAC) or the churn rate for the IntelliCloudâŻPayables Automation solution. Management only notes that âPayables Automation solutions will be the primary drivers of our SaaS growth going forward,â without providing the underlying unitâlevel economics.
Because these metrics are missing, investors should turn to the companyâs more detailed filings (e.g., the FormâŻ10âK, the upcoming 10âQ, or the earningsâcall transcript) where Intellinetics typically breaks out SaaSâspecific CAC and netârevenue churn. In the meantime, the 12.6% YoY increase in total SaaS revenue suggests that the Payables Automation platform is already adding new customers at a pace that outpaces attrition, but the sustainability of that growth hinges on whether CAC remains modest and churn stays low.
Trading implication: Until the next earnings update or a supplemental investor presentation provides concrete CAC and churn figures, the stockâs upside is tied to the âgrowth narrativeâ rather than proven unit economics. A cautious, dataâdriven approach would be to hold or add on only after the company releases the detailed SaaS metricsâif CAC is below industry averages (â$1â$2k per customer) and netârevenue churn stays under 5%, the upside to the current price could be significant; otherwise, the rally may be limited. Monitor the upcoming Q3 filing and any management commentary for those missing data points before scaling a position.