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To calculate TCV, multiply the monthly recurring revenue (MRR) with the length of the contract terms, then add any other one-time fees included in the contract. Total Contract Value = Monthly Recurring Revenue (MRR) x Contract Term Length + Any One-time Fees.

There are two common metrics for quantifying the revenue from customer contracts: Total Contract Value (TCV): The total amount of revenue associated with a customer contract, inclusive of one-time fees. Annual Contract Value (ACV): The annualized revenue expected from the average customer, excluding any one-time fees.

There are two methods for calculating ACV. For long-term contracts, the Total Contract Value (TCV) is divided by the number of years in the contract. An example of the formula would be: 9000 TVC / 3 year contract = 3000 ACV. For example, a three-year contract with a TCV of $9,000 has an ACV of $3,000 per year.

To calculate TCV, multiply the monthly recurring revenue (MRR) with the length of the contract terms, then add any other one-time fees included in the contract. Total Contract Value = Monthly Recurring Revenue (MRR) x Contract Term Length + Any One-time Fees.

ACV is the total amount of recurring revenue that a customer will pay for your service over the course of one year. TCV, on the other hand, is the total amount of recurring revenue and one-time fees that a customer will pay for your service over the entire course of their subscription contract.

As such, the calculations for these metrics are as follows: TCV = Monthly recurring revenue x Duration of contract [in months] + one-time fees. ACV = (Total Contract Value - one-time fees) / Duration of contract [in years]

Operations Contract means any agreement between Project Co and any Operations Contractor for the provision of Operations Services following the full or partial termination of the OM&R Contract in respect of such services.