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# Common Pain Points Zentitle solves

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### General benefits

1. Save money with automation.
2. Speed up the order-to-cash process by streamlining operations.
3. Eliminate wasted time, money, and roadblocks to innovation by decoupling engineering from business.
4. Reduce customer frustrations, high support costs, and manual effort.
5. Drive new revenues with actionable analytics.
6. Fix frustrations with the existing hard

### Decouple packaging & pricing logic from code

* Engineering gets the ability to release features without having to consider monetization
* Product teams get control over how offerings are packaged, priced, and managed

Companies that utilize an entitlement management service unlock efficient growth by monetizing flexibly vs. the standard “hard-coded” entitlement model of most SaaS companies

### Overcome challenges with homegrown solutions

From a growth perspective, homegrown systems create considerable delays in time to value for monetization initiatives

Homegrown systems are opaque, unable to leverage product utilization data and pricing & packaging agility to drive optimizations

Homegrown efforts divert essential resources away from innovation

### Zentitle removes roadblocks

* Focus on your core competency
* Empower the whole business to move faster with agility and automation
* Reduce waste, costs, and contingencies
* Drive new revenues from existing and new customers
* Free your teams to innovate!


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