Sales & customer operations
Quote follow-up
Give every open quote a next step.
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NT-104 / Decision pack
Review what a source produced, not just its volume.
Compare enquiry counts, suitable enquiries and attributable spend using a declared service-fit definition. The sheet does not score individuals or supply leads.
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Start with the decision
Small sales teams reviewing their own enquiry-source records.
Use relevant business-need criteria and a consistent review period. Keep individual records in the approved system.
Enter total enquiries and the subset meeting the criteria. Use actual attributable spend and avoid double-counting shared sources.
Compare observed shares and costs with uncertainty and sample size. Do not infer future performance from a small sample.
A look inside
Fictional values from the workbook. Amounts are illustrative currency units, not a market rate or a customer result.
An aggregate source review, not lead enrichment or automated qualification.
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Sales & customer operations
Give every open quote a next step.
Sales & customer operations
Separate likely work from wishful thinking.
Sales & customer operations
Ask the questions that could change the next step.