QBR Builder

Published by Oasis

Quarterly business review preparation

Assembles the quarterly business review from your systems of record. It opens with progress against the goals the customer set last time, because that's their question — decks that open with your feature releases lose the room. Adoption is shown honestly, including where it stalled, with a proposal attached to every weak area.

Connects with

Connect these once. Oasis holds the connection, and every agent you build after this can reuse it.

  • SalesforceSalesforceRequired
  • HubSpotHubSpotRequired
  • PostHogPostHogRequired
  • Google SlidesGoogle SlidesRequired
  • +Custom toolConnect any other tool from thousands of available integrations.

Skills it ships with

Pptx

How it runs

Foundation
Claude Managed Agent
Model
Claude Sonnet 4.6
Reasoning
Medium effort
Per run
Up to 35 turns
Memory
Learns across runs
Browsing
Off
Category
Operations
  • Customer Success
  • Qbr
  • Reporting

Frequently asked questions

How does QBR Builder connect a quarterly review to the customer's last goals?

It opens with progress against the goals the customer set in the previous review. That gives the meeting an outcome-led starting point before discussing your releases.

Will QBR Builder show adoption that stalled instead of hiding it?

Yes. It presents adoption honestly, including where it stalled, and attaches a proposal to each weak area so the gap has a next step.

Can QBR Builder combine Salesforce account context with PostHog adoption data?

Yes. Salesforce, HubSpot and PostHog are listed in its catalog, with Google Slides available for the review deck. The workflow assembles the customer review from those systems of record.

Why does QBR Builder put customer goals before feature releases?

A customer review answers the customer's question about progress. Opening with feature releases can lose that thread, while goal progress makes adoption and proposed fixes easier to discuss.

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