- What KPIs does Microsoft Corporation report?
- The KPIs tab tracks 5 operating metrics and 17 segment figures that Microsoft Corporation (MSFT) reports each quarter, including Azure - Revenue Growth (GAAP), Commercial Remaining Performance Obligations (RPO), Microsoft 365 Commercial Cloud - Revenue Growth (GAAP), Azure - Revenue Growth (CC), Microsoft 365 Commercial Cloud - Revenue Growth (CC) and Dynamics Products and Cloud Services Revenue, with history back to the quarter ended September 30, 2019.
- Where do MSFT's KPIs come from?
- From Microsoft Corporation's own reporting: its quarterly earnings releases and investor documents, its 10-Q and 10-K reports and the financial data tagged in them. Each value is read from the document it links to. Before a metric is shown, its history is cross-checked against an independent dataset or, for a figure that dataset never carried, against Microsoft Corporation's own later filings, which print each quarter again; each new quarter passes consistency checks (its scale against earlier quarters and its sign) before it is shown. A segment figure read from the earnings release before the 10-Q or 10-K is filed is marked Provisional until that filing is read, and a figure the filing tags for the quarter then replaces it; a figure computed from reported parts (a fourth quarter as the year less the first nine months, or a gross profit as revenue less cost) is marked as computed, and when Microsoft Corporation restates a figure on a new basis, the tab shows where the new basis begins.
- Is the MSFT KPIs tab free?
- The KPIs tab is part of Dividend Data Pro. Without Pro, the tab lists every metric it holds for MSFT, so you can see what is there before you upgrade.
