This signal notifies the Sales Manager when an opportunity's projected close date has been rescheduled beyond a set limit. This way, managers will identify delay patterns, provide guidance, and enhance closure rates
How organizations use it
Given your sales process insights, you determine that a deal's close date should not be rescheduled more than three times. You set this as the limit in your CRM system. The system then constantly tracks modifications to the close date of each opportunity. If the opportunity's close date is rescheduled more than three times, the "Frequent Close Date Rescheduling Alert" signal is triggered. As a Sales Manager, you get a heads-up, prompting you to review the opportunity, understand the reasons for the frequent delays, guide your sales rep, or intervene directly to stabilize the deal progression.
Why organizations use it
to bring attention to and investigate the deals that are likely not to close, however, they might contribute to the current forecast
to guide sales representatives on better practices around deal progression
Configurable parameters
Filter opportunities to which this signal applies
Number of times the date changed to trigger the signal