Deal Readiness Assessment

Answer the following quick statements on a 1 – 5 scale. You'll get a positioning score and your top three focus areas. Results are unlocked after you provide your name and email.

1 = Not at all true / 5 = Very true

Deal Type

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Multithreading & Stakeholder Map

1. We're actively engaged with multiple stakeholders across business, IT, and procurement.

Multithreading & Stakeholder Map

2. We've mapped the RAPID roles (who Recommends, Agrees, Performs, Inputs, Decides) and have a plan to engage each.

Buying Power & Authority

3. We have confirmed access to the buyer (budget holder) and/or procurement.

Buying Power & Authority

4. Budget is identified and aligned to this deal timeline.

Value & ROI Clarity

5. We understand the customer's buying criteria (budget, decision factors, impact required).

Value & ROI Clarity

6. We have a business case co‑developed with the customer's priority outcomes (KPIs established for accurate measurement of success).

Value & ROI Clarity

7. The customer has validated that the business case and metrics resonate with their priorities.

Urgency / Compelling Event

8. There is a clear deadline or compelling event creating urgency to move now (e.g., renewal due, program launch, initiative launch).

Urgency / Compelling Event

9. The impact of not acting (delay, do nothing) is visible and acknowledged by key stakeholders.

Champion Strength

10. We have a credible internal champion actively advocating for us.

Champion Strength

11. Our champion has influence with decision makers and can drive the internal process forward.

Champion Strength

12. Our champion is an executive with buying power.

Competition & Alternatives

13. We have clear visibility on competitors and alternatives (including 'do nothing').

Competition & Alternatives

14. We have a differentiation strategy tailored to the customer's decision criteria.

Competition & Alternatives

15. We have influential third parties (consultants, partners) advocating for our solution.

Customer Engagement

16. The buyer/decision maker attends (at least) quarterly business reviews.

Customer Engagement

17. The customer is actively engaged in meetings and asks for insights/data that support their outcomes.

Customer Engagement

18. We have an internal executive engaged in the customer renewal cycle.