About Clari
Clari is an enterprise revenue platform that helps companies run their end-to-end revenue processes, from pipeline creation and sales engagement through forecasting, customer retention, and expansion. Its software uses AI and machine learning to aggregate data from CRM systems, email, calendars, call tools, data warehouses, and other revenue systems to give sales, RevOps, finance, and leadership a single, accurate view of pipeline health and forecasted revenue. Clari is widely used by large B2B organizations to improve forecast accuracy, identify at-risk deals, and reduce revenue leak across complex subscription and usage-based business models. ([clari.com](https://www.clari.com/products/forecast/?utm_source=openai))
A charge with a descriptor containing “*CLARI” is typically associated with a paid subscription or licensing fee for access to the Clari Revenue Platform or one of its modules (e.g., forecasting, pipeline inspection, conversation intelligence). These charges are usually recurring (monthly or annual) and tied to a contract signed by a business, not an individual consumer purchase. The bill may be processed via a payment facilitator or gateway—reflected in the “bringc*” or similar prefix—with Clari as the actual merchant shown after the asterisk. In some cases, you may see different amounts when seat counts, modules, or contract terms change mid-period.
If you don’t recognize a Clari-related charge, first check with your company’s finance, sales operations, or procurement team, as Clari contracts are typically managed at the business-account level. Invoices and receipts are usually available through Clari’s billing contacts or your company’s Clari account administrator. To resolve questions, you can contact Clari via their website’s contact or support pages, referencing your company name, invoice number, and the last four digits of the card that was charged. If you still believe the transaction is unauthorized after internal checks, you should work with your bank or card issuer to dispute the charge while your organization also reviews access and contract records.