Impact of Customer Optimization on Cloud Revenue Growth
Large customers' optimization efforts have led to consumption growth below prior years' levels.
An AI-native customer is shifting towards self-management, reducing their cloud usage, which is expected to dampen Q4 cloud revenue growth by low single digits.
Despite short-term headwinds, the company remains confident in long-term growth, with a 31% increase in RPO indicating deeper customer commitments.
Record Sales Performance Driven by Subscription Growth and New Customer Wins
Q1 fiscal 2026 sales reached $76.7 million, a record for the 14th consecutive quarter, with a 20.7% increase year-over-year.
Subscription revenue grew 44.3%, with record quarterly subscription sales, driven by new customer acquisitions and increased project implementations.
Added 24 new customers, excluding Book4time, with an average purchase of 6 products each, and some deals involving up to 14 products, highlighting ecosystem strength.
AI Momentum and Enterprise Adoption Accelerates Significantly
Enterprise AI bookings more than tripled year-over-year in Q2, with net new AI bookings doubling and installed base AI bookings quadrupling.
AI now represents over 20% of Enterprise ACV bookings, up from 10% of subscription revenue, indicating rapid growth and increasing market penetration.
Customers are achieving substantial ROI, including 80% reduction in abandonment rate and 50%+ increase in containment rate, demonstrating tangible value.