ClickUp

iPrice was acquired and subsequently shut down. The acquisition is complete — it is NOT an active Corp Dev project. The 14 open ClickUp tasks in the iPrice Deal project are stale cleanup items, not an active deal pipeline. **Stop surfacing iPrice as "80 days silent", "dormant deal", or "active" in briefings, signals, and Watch lists.** The Corp Dev section should not mention iPrice at all unless new activity actually materializes. This supersedes and clarifies the 2026-05-04 entry ("not actively maintained") — the reality is stronger: the deal closed and iPrice was shut down. The prior entries are marked HISTORICAL below.

Each BU has its own performance metrics that the briefing should frame around, not generic terms like "throughput" or "collapse": - **Enterprise PG**: monthly initiatives per person (target 5/month, 60/year); new publisher sign-ups (target funnel: outreaches → pitches → onboarding → live); concentration risk - **Enterprise AG**: advertiser revenue split per account manager; offer health decay; named advertiser deals - **Subscriptions**: active account count, MRR concentration by client, integration request queue, pitch tracker - **iAds**: ROI%, offer count, publisher count, named partners (Trip, Stars, JP) - **CMV Video**: ClickUp deal pipeline (Leads → Proposal → Confirmed), billing AR, brand milestones, smartphone launch coverage - **Cashiu**: installs, DAU, signups, AOV, daily orders, daily revenue - **CMV Affiliate**: P&L by month, key publishers - **Group Services**: headcount, staff costs, marketing budget burn, payment/billing queue - **Corp Dev**: MDEC approval status, exit process milestones (iPrice deal is CLOSED — see CORRECTION 2026-06-01) Briefings should cite the SPECIFIC named publishers/advertisers/clients/initiatives — not abstract metrics. "Mind has 59 pitches, only UC Browser converted" beats "PG throughput collapsed".