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Set fair, achievable quotas across my sales team

A quota allocation that adds up to your target, accounts for territory potential and ramp, and is explainable to every rep.

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The prompt

Help me allocate quotas across my sales team for the coming period. Team target I must cover: [AMOUNT and period] Over-assignment buffer: [e.g. 10-20%, or "recommend one"] Reps: [for each: name or ID, role/segment, tenure, ramp status, last 4 quarters attainment] Territory or book potential: [account counts, whitespace, existing customer base, pipeline per rep, if known] Constraints: [minimum or maximum quota, comp plan rules, open headcount and expected start dates] Steps: 1. Compare 2-3 allocation methods: historical performance, territory potential, and a blend. Explain the tradeoffs of each (e.g. history alone punishes reps who over-performed). 2. Apply ramp: reduce quota for reps not fully ramped, and show the ramp schedule I should use. 3. Check that the sum of quotas covers target plus buffer, and that open headcount is not carrying more than a realistic share. 4. Flag any rep whose quota is more than 25% above their best recent quarter or territory potential. Return: - A table: Rep | Method inputs | Proposed quota | Change vs last period | Notes. - The coverage check (total assigned vs target). - A short explanation I can share with each rep about how quotas were set. - Risks to watch in the first month. Do not invent attainment or potential figures; use [ADD] where data is missing. Check final plans against our comp plan and any local employment rules with HR or finance.

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What to fill in

  • AMOUNT and period
  • e.g. 10-20%, or "recommend one"
  • ADD

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