Before departure · Scenario 01
You arrive at the office in the morning with dozens of customers — which one do you push first today?
A salesperson's day starts with judgment. Boss Agent ranks the three things most worth advancing today by which stage each opportunity is stuck at: customer, goal, amount, next step — one task, clear at a glance. No need to dig through the CRM first and recall what was said yesterday; click the customer name and today's visit objective is already there.
07:40, just arrived at the office. In the CRM, dozens of clients are each "in progress," but no one has prioritized which call to make first or which material to prepare first today. What was discussed yesterday also takes ages of digging through records to recall.
Sales: "Should I push the validation plan for a certain client unit today, or get back to XX first? I feel like I should do both, but there's only so much time in a day."
List each deal's stage, latest facts, and gaps, so sales can judge what to do today to move it forward one step; prioritize checking evidence at key gates, prioritize looking at evidence at key gates, not ranked by who speaks loudest.
Six opportunity stages Six judgment checkpoints from discovery to signing for a deal — not stages divided on a whim
Gate The evidence checklist to verify before crossing stages—only after passing does it truly move forward
Customer, action, amount, priority — see it all in one task
Start preparing with the day's visit objectives in hand—no need to dig through records
Start with opportunities stuck at key gates, not with the easy ones
Save 15 to 30 minutes of organizing and judgment—know why you're making this call today before you head out
Visit plans and the next-step commitments of opportunities stay on the same line
Managers can open it and see what each person is pushing today and whether it is a key deal
How were these three things prioritized?
Prioritize by opportunity stage and evidence gaps: those stuck at key gates come first, and those missing next-step actions get actions added—not ranked by deal size.
Do I have to fill in tasks as soon as I arrive every morning?
No need to fill it in. It automatically organizes from the records and customer files you leave behind; you only need to confirm or change one sentence. Want to see which scenario suits you as a starting point? Add WeChat and let's compare notes.
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