A number per row, with a range
Expected deal size
How big will each deal be?
A number per row, with a rangeIllustration with sample data
deal amount
- #22101,240Range 980–1,510
- #2223860Range 690–1,030
- #2236430Range 320–560
- #22492,100Range 1,720–2,480
The problem
Deal amounts are typed in on day one and never revisited, so the forecast inherits every guess.
What you get
Price and staff each deal for its real size.
What you need
Past deals with pipeline, type, meetings and stakeholders.
How it works
- 01
Connect your tool, upload a file, or use sample data.
- 02
We learn from your past cases, check the result is honest, and explain it in plain words.
- 03
You get the list to act on, with reasons and the money at stake.
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