Intapp (INTA)

What Moves the Stock

1. 01Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) growth rate and net revenue retention metrics (typically 110-120% for healthy vertical SaaS)
2. 02New logo acquisition in target verticals (law firms, private equity/venture capital, investment banks, consulting firms)
3. 03Cloud migration progress from legacy on-premise installations driving subscription revenue mix expansion
4. 04Professional services industry M&A activity and hiring trends, which drive seat expansion and new deployments
5. 05Competitive wins against Thomson Reuters Elite, Aderant, and other legal/professional services incumbents
6. 06Subscription revenue from cloud-based SaaS licenses (~85-90% of revenue, recurring)
7. 07Professional services and implementation fees (~10-15% of revenue, one-time)
8. 08Maintenance and support for legacy on-premise installations (declining portion)

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My Notes

• growth - Investors are attracted to the vertical SaaS model with 17% revenue growth, high gross margins…
• Rising interest rates negatively impact Intapp through multiple channels: (1) Higher discount rates compress SaaS valuation multiples…
• Watch on earnings: S&P 500 Legal Services Index or law firm hiring trends (proxy for customer health and expansion capacity), Private equity and venture capital fundraising volumes (drives demand for compliance and deal management software), Investment banking M&A advisory fee pools (correlates with deal management software demand).