What the reclaimed time buys you.
When CommitControl takes the repetitive forecast and reporting work off your plate, what does that reclaimed time buy you? Put your own assumptions in and see the hours back, then what you could now do with them. No euro figure on your time here.
Based on the example inputs below. Replace them with your own team's assumptions.
This is a decision worksheet, not a promise. About four hours a week is an illustrative target, not a measured result. Replace every example with your own assumptions.
What the manual work costs your week
Not sure of the hours? Work it out from the recurring tasks
The work that eats the week is the part you repeat without noticing. Put in how often each task happens and how long it takes, per person, and we add it up for you.
That is 4 hrs a week each.
Drag a bar's slider to model your own week. This is an illustration of where you could spend the reclaimed hours, not a measured result and never a euro figure.
Each bar is a share of the reclaimed hours, shown in hours a week. They are what you could now do with the time, not a sum and not what you will earn.
Coaching frequency is the lever. Time is the blocker.
The hours CommitControl gives back are the time that enables the coaching the research below links to attainment. We clear the manual work so you have the time to.
Teams coached weekly reach 76% quota attainment, against 47% for teams coached quarterly or less. The gap is driven by frequency alone. Frequency is a time problem, and time is what we give you back.
Source: MySalesCoach, research across 3,700+ sales professionals. We do not coach or train your reps, and we do not improve your win rate; we clear the manual work so you have the time to.
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