Sprinklr’s consistent history of exceeding Wall Street EPS estimates underpins the 96% market-implied probability that the company will beat quarterly earnings in its Q1 fiscal 2027 report due today. The firm posted a $0.13 EPS in Q4 fiscal 2026 versus an $0.08–$0.10 consensus, a 30–62% surprise, and has delivered positive surprises averaging over 30% in the prior two quarters. Analyst estimates have remained stable over the past month with revenue growth projected near 5% year-over-year, aligning with recent trends and supporting expectations for another outperformance on both earnings and potentially revenue. While the near-certain consensus reflects this strong track record, tail risks include any shortfall in guidance or unexpected macroeconomic pressure on customer spending that could alter the outcome.