1. Set up your workspace
Name your organization and set your reporting currency. This is the workspace everything else lives in.2. Connect your sources
In Integrations, connect where your data lives:- Your CRM — HubSpot, Salesforce, Attio, Pipedrive, Close, or Copper. This brings in your deals so you can forecast pipeline.
- Google Drive — where your contract documents live, so HarborOS can read their terms automatically.
3. Bring in your contracts and confirm them
Get your contracts into HarborOS one of two ways: let it read them from a connected Google Drive, or upload a PDF directly on the Contracts screen. Either way, HarborOS extracts the terms — ARR, dates, renewal details — and you can correct any field by hand before accepting it. A contract doesn’t count toward your numbers until you confirm it. Confirm them one by one, or confirm a batch at once, with the lower-confidence reads surfaced first. (Why this step exists: Judgment is the gate.)4. Promote your pipeline
Deals synced from your CRM land in Docking for review. Promote the ones you’ll stand behind; only those reach your forecast. (See Pipeline review.)5. Make your renewal calls
In Renewals, set the likelihood on what’s coming up — likely, maybe, at risk, or churn. This is the biggest lever on your forecast. (See Renewal review.)6. See where you stand
Open Compass for where the business stands now, and Metrics for your headline numbers. Everything you see traces back to the contracts you just confirmed.What’s next
- Build your forward view in the weekly forecast.
- Capture a snapshot so you can compare week to week.
- Ask Beacon a question about your book in plain English.
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