AI is forcing companies to rethink what they sell and how they charge for it. Seats are giving way to usage, tokens, credits, and hybrid models, and the companies figuring this out fastest are pulling ahead. The ones still guessing are watching growth stall in a place nobody expected: after the deal closes.

That's because the hardest part is what happens next, inside finance. AI is supposed to help absorb that load, but while most finance leaders can point to real AI activity, fewer can point to real productivity. And many say there's still a gap between what AI promises and what it delivers day-to-day.

Join Zuora for Finance Leaders Unfiltered over dinner, an invitation-only gathering on both halves of this: how businesses are changing the way they make money, and what that's demanding from the finance teams who have to make it real.

What we'll get into:

• What's actually changing in how companies price and sell AI, and what's still just noise
• The new work showing up in finance because of it: exceptions, usage questions, contract reviews with no precedent
• Where AI can genuinely change how finance teams operates, and where it's still just another dashboard