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DOMO, INC., now named Huckleberry.ai, Inc., helps businesses bring data from existing systems together so employees can analyze it, build applications and automate work. Its Domo platform combines these functions with AI and controls over how data is used. Customers often start with one department or a particular task rather than deploying the whole platform across the business.
Platform contracts provide most revenue. The main pricing model requires customers to commit to an annual purchase based on estimated usage and pay upfront; unused commitments do not carry into the next annual period. Company-wide agreements allow unlimited users within a data cap. Implementation and training bring in a smaller share of revenue. Continued revenue depends on customers renewing, while growth depends on expanding usage into more departments and tasks.
Most revenue comes from U.S. customers, with no single customer dominating sales. Operating the platform depends on third-party cloud infrastructure, including Amazon Web Services, and continued access to data in other providers’ systems; that access is generally not guaranteed. Privacy laws constrain data handling, and U.S. export controls on its encryption-enabled software can require authorization or prevent sales and deployment in some countries.
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The supplied facts describe Domo, not Huckleberry.ai: watch analytics adoption and customer renewals as Domo competes with private specialists Qlik and ThoughtSpot as well as the listed platform vendors.
Domo depends on Microsoft to host customer data in US Azure data centers, even as both sell analytics tools to businesses. Azure service reliability matters to Domo’s operations, while Microsoft’s enterprise analytics offerings compete for its customers’ spending.
Salesforce’s Tableau competes directly with Domo for what businesses spend on tools to analyze data and display it in charts—business intelligence and visualization.
Domo relies on Alphabet’s Google Cloud to host customer data, while Alphabet’s Looker competes for businesses buying tools to analyze that data.
Oracle competes with Domo for enterprise analytics spending, but Domo also relies on Oracle’s US data centers to host customer data through Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. The reliability of that hosting service matters to Domo alongside competition from Oracle’s analytics software.
SAP competes with Domo for enterprise analytics budgets through business-data tools and cloud software. SAP’s cloud subscriptions show how businesses are spending on its broader software offerings, rather than analytics alone.
Domo relies on Amazon’s AWS data centers in the US and Canada, Western Europe, Australia, Japan and India to run its platform, while AWS also competes to handle businesses’ data analysis. AWS service reliability matters directly to Domo’s operations.
IBM competes with Domo for businesses buying analytics software and AI tools to work with their data. IBM’s offerings combine software, consulting and infrastructure, so its work helping customers modernize applications reaches beyond Domo’s cloud analytics platform.
Amazon.Com Inc earningsAMZN
Amazon's report will show whether AWS is growing its cloud business and earning a profit from it; AWS hosts Domo's customer data and runs its platform.
Read AWS revenue growth alongside its operating profit. Rising revenue with steady or higher profit shows that the provider hosting Domo's platform is expanding while remaining profitable; slower revenue growth or lower profit points to greater pressure on the supplier. These figures alone do not show whether Domo's hosting bills changed or whether its service was reliable.
Salesforce, Inc. earningsCRM
Salesforce's report will show whether businesses are still spending more on software subscriptions, while its Tableau products compete with Domo for analytics budgets.
Read Salesforce's subscription revenue growth alongside contracted revenue expected to be recognized over the next year. If both strengthen, large software vendors are still winning business budgets, leaving Domo with tougher competition for analytics customers. If both weaken, enterprise software spending may be slowing; that does not show that customers are moving to Domo.
