Quotes, but no closes: Diagnosing a broken funnel

Quotes, but no closes: Diagnosing a broken funnel

Plenty of quotes, few signed deals. It’s not marketing: it’s qualification and next-step control.

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Hernán Villalba Muzzin

Hernán Villalba Muzzin

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Strategic Audit

Key control points: Quotes, but no closes

  • Is there a defined standard for this operation?
  • Do the same dependencies repeat weekly?
  • Does the team know the exact decision criteria?
  • Is there visibility into the real process bottleneck?

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