A Practical Guide to Cracking Complex Decision Chains
For B2B sales scenarios involving multiple decision makers, Clearitty's solution includes the following key steps:
- Three-dimensional positioning of decision makersStakeholder Mapping: After entering the name of the target organization in the Stakeholder Mapping module, the system displays a structured chart with influence (red/yellow/green rating), decision-making roles (advocate/influencer/decision-maker/obstructionist), and contact information. Focus on "double-high" roles that have both high influence and decision-making authority.
- Customized Communication StrategiesAccording to the functional attributes of different decision makers (e.g. finance focuses on ROI, technology focuses on compatibility), the platform will recommend the appropriate templates. For example, CFOs should emphasize the data generated by the Cost Savings Calculator, while CTOs should be provided with API integration examples.
- Dynamic relationship mapping: When a change in a key decision maker is detected (e.g., a position adjustment), the system will alert you via email and automatically update the suggested contact path. It is recommended to set up an alert function for "organizational changes".
Practical tips: When encountering a negotiation impasse, you can enter specific obstacles (e.g., "the technical leader questioned the implementation plan") through the AI sales assistant, and the system will give breakthrough suggestions based on similar cases, typically including arranging for a POC demonstration or introducing third-party certification.
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