Your morning brief
Morning, Sam. Two deals need you today. Stonegate (£14k) is a signature away, chase procurement before it drifts. Harlow (£9.8k) is the one to protect: FieldPro is undercutting on price and the same account has gone Red on the customer side, so the deal and the relationship are the same fire. You're at £44.8k of the £60k quarter once Commit lands, with £47.8k of open pipeline behind it. Re-opening Keston is your cleanest way to close the gap.
Quarter, committed
Annual to quota
My open pipeline
Need you today
Committed = closed this quarter (£21k) plus Commit-category deals (Stonegate £14k, Harlow £9.8k). The marker is where the pace line sits today. Best Case (Dale Valley £12.5k) and Pipeline (Meridian £11.5k) sit behind the gap.
Surfaced first: the deal that is also a customer at risk
Harlow Plumbing Group (L-2029, £9,800) is Commit but Amber, and the account is Red. FieldPro is undercutting on price on the deal, and on the CS side Harlow has raised explicit dissatisfaction on pricing with a renewal roughly two weeks out and no expansion open. Same customer, two systems, one problem. Lead with onboarding speed, hold your discount inside the 10% deal-desk ceiling, and loop Jamal Osei on the renewal today.
£47.8k open across four deals. Values are new ARR per year, straight from the shared pipeline register.
Pulled from CS health scores and support tickets, so you hear it before your customer tells you. CSM on these accounts: Jamal Osei.
Everything else confirmed. Signature is the one open step, and the one that quietly slips a verbal yes.
FieldPro live and the buyer is anchored on price. Reframe decision criteria onto onboarding speed and total cost, not headline rate.
Demo landed, proposal drafting. Confirm who signs, in what order, and a close plan with a date.
Early discovery. Quantify the pain and confirm budget and the signer before it moves past Discovery.
Assembled overnight from your email, calendar, tasks, pipeline and your customers' CS and support signals. The brief prepares the day; you run it.
You're fully present in calls now the write-ups happen automatically, so you're listening rather than scribbling. Proposals go out fast, rapport is warm, and your onboarding-speed value story is genuinely strong, the right ground to fight FieldPro on.
On the Harlow call the FieldPro price comment went unchallenged and the conversation drifted onto rate rather than value, the exact segment pattern Marcus is coaching. You also tend to advance Core deals before budget and the economic buyer are confirmed; Meridian is the live example. A 1:1 with Marcus on reframing price to value is booked.
Drawn from meeting intelligence across your recent calls. Coaching, not scoring: it points at the next call, not the last one.
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