CRM
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CRM Overview
- Introduction to CRM
- Leads vs Opportunities
- Pipeline Management
- Activities, Follow-ups & Automation
- CRM Reporting & KPIs
- Sales Teams & Targets
- Lead Assignment & Territories
- Recurring Revenue Opportunities
- CRM Settings Deep Dive
Leads & Opportunities
Pipeline & Stages
Activities & Automation
Teams, Targets & Settings
Reporting & Analysis
CRM Reporting & KPIs
CRM Reporting
Go to CRM > Reporting > CRM Analysis.
Dimensions
- Salesperson, Team, Stage, Source, Country, Campaign, Tag.
- Expected Closing Date, Created Date, Won Date.
- Product Category (if linked to quotations).
Measures
- Expected Revenue, Won Revenue, Count of Opportunities.
- Weighted Revenue (probability-adjusted).
- Average Deal Size.
- Win Rate (Won / (Won + Lost)).
- Sales Cycle Length (days from creation to won).
Key Dashboards
- Pipeline Analysis – Revenue forecast by stage and team.
- Lead Source Analysis – Which channels generate the most revenue.
- Lost Analysis – Reasons for lost deals. Improve processes.
- Cohort Analysis – Conversion rate over time from lead creation.
- Activities Analysis – Completed vs overdue activities per salesperson, useful for coaching on follow-up discipline separately from raw revenue numbers.
Best Practices
- Review pipeline every Monday morning – move deals that stalled.
- Keep lost reasons accurate – data drives process improvement.
- Set probability realistically (50% = needs proposal, 90% = verbal commit).
- Use automated next activities to never drop a follow-up.
- Reconcile CRM's "Won" total against Sales' actual invoiced revenue monthly – a gap usually means Won opportunities aren't being converted to quotations promptly.
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