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DecisionFlow ReviewAvailable in pilot

DecisionFlow Review. The coaching conversation on paper.

After every conversation the seller gets a Review that reads like a good coaching conversation: first what was strong, then where the customer's decision got stuck.

DECISIONFLOW / REVIEW
Call 7 / Customer A-114

A key person leaves. The process improved.

31/ 60 decision score
Direction7/10
Diagnosis6/10
Impact4/10
Value6/10
Commitment5/10
Rhythm3/10
Lights by issue
  • Renewal doubt acknowledgedGreen
  • Cost of not renewing in eurosHingeOrange
  • Why this approachOrange
  • Why before summerRed

The structure, in this order.

  1. 01
    What was strong

    We start with what worked, quote included.

  2. 02
    The lens

    Worth solving, worth choosing, worth acting now: where did the customer stand?

  3. 03
    The scorecard

    The decision score out of 60, spread across six stages.

  4. 04
    The lights

    One light per issue, always with a label.

  5. 05
    Three observations

    With literal quotes from the conversation.

  6. 06
    Three hinges

    With the sentence that would have turned it.

  7. 07
    Recommendations

    What to do differently in the next conversation.

  8. 08
    The maths

    What it costs the customer if nothing changes.

  9. 09
    Four check questions

    To check whether the lesson landed.

Try it yourself

Where did this conversation turn?

Six lines from a quarterly review. Click the line where the deal got stuck.

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