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We are trying to use Robyn using the data from a insurance company. The issue is that the business model is a little different from the ones I have seem in examples for Robyn - Total Revenue doesn't capture the most important metric for our business. Total premium does - which will equal total revenue in a future state.
Do you think that any adaptation on the model is needed or should it work in the same way?
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We are trying to use Robyn using the data from a insurance company. The issue is that the business model is a little different from the ones I have seem in examples for Robyn - Total Revenue doesn't capture the most important metric for our business. Total premium does - which will equal total revenue in a future state.
Do you think that any adaptation on the model is needed or should it work in the same way?
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