Complete! I've analyzed the FY2024 to FY2025 revenue change using a price-volume-mix breakdown. Here's what the analysis shows:

**Bottom line:** Revenue fell just $5K (0.04%), but this masks significant offsetting forces. Price gains of $256K and mix improvements of $135K were overwhelmed by volume declines of $395K across the portfolio.

**Key findings:**

1. **Print Consumables** is the growth driver, adding $83K despite a $128K volume hit, through price increases ($125K) and positive mix shift ($86K).

2. **Breakroom** also grew $53K on a $71K favorable mix shift, indicating a successful upmarket shift despite $46K in volume losses.

3. **Enterprise segment crashed $749K**, primarily due to a severe $627K negative mix shift toward lower-margin products—this dragged down Paper and Print Consumables in the segment despite price gains.

4. **SMB and Mid-Market segments grew** ($409K and $335K) through aggressive mix shifts, suggesting successful customer and product portfolio shifts even as volumes declined.

The analysis has been saved to `output/pvm-note.md` with the complete bridge, family breakdown, and drivers commentary.