Revenue Hub
Quotes, contracts, invoices, payments and the collections work nobody enjoys — covered on the show every week it moves.
LatestAuto-create contracts from payment link purchasesOct 5, 2026Watch
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5:35 Chris Carolan · Monday, October 5, 2026, with Casey Hawkins and Joshua Oakes
3:14 Chris Carolan · Wednesday, September 30, 2026, with Casey Hawkins and Zach Hussion
4:03 Chris Carolan · Thursday, September 10, 2026, with Casey Hawkins and Trisha Merriam
8:42 Chris Carolan · Tuesday, September 8, 2026, with Joshua Oakes and Ryan Ginsberg
8:14 Chris Carolan · Friday, September 4, 2026, with Madelyn Donovan
9:33 Chris Carolan · Thursday, September 3, 2026, with Trisha Merriam
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I co-host the Revenue Hub mornings, and between them I am inside portals doing this work: moving a renewal book onto the contract object, deciding what one contract is, wiring a quote so the billing schedule builds itself, and finding out the hard way which parts of it are not shipped yet.
Most of what is on this page came out of that. If you are somewhere in it and stuck, the fastest thing is usually not to hire anybody — it is to find out whether your own portal can represent your book at all.
- Run the nine questions on your own portalFree, five minutes, right here in your browser. Nothing is captured and no one is emailed. It tells you whether the agreement record can hold your book before you scope anything — and two of its six answers are some version of you do not need this.
- Bring your build on the showMid-way through a quote-to-cash build, or stuck on one? Come on a morning and we work it out on air. Free, and the answer stays public.
- How I run a contracts engagementThe decisions that get signed before anything is configured, the two projects that share a name, and what each phase actually costs.
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