I've completed the price-volume-mix analysis for FY2024 to FY2025. Here are the key findings:

**Summary:**
- FY2025 revenue was essentially flat at $11,238K versus $11,243K, down ($5K) or (0.04%)
- **Volume decline:** ($395K) from lower unit sales across all product families
- **Mix gain:** $135K from portfolio shift toward higher-value segments (Mid-Market and SMB grew faster)
- **Price growth:** $256K from pricing actions that offset volume headwinds

**Growth drivers:**
- **Print Consumables** and **Breakroom** grew ($83K and $53K), while Writing Instruments and Desk Accessories declined
- **Pricing strength** in Paper (Mid-Market +$75K) and Print Consumables (Enterprise +$63K) led gains
- **Segment shifts** drove the mix story: Enterprise contracted ($749K) due to mix migration toward Mid-Market and SMB, where customers were also more price-sensitive, limiting price upside in those segments

**Files created:**
- `output/pvm.json` — detailed calculations reconciled to the cent
- `output/pvm-note.md` — executive summary with bridge, family breakdown, and driver analysis