As an Outreach sales leader, staying close to how my reps manage their deals and maintain their overall health is a top priority. That’s why I use saved views to stay connected and updated on my team’s deals.
Saved views provide dynamic filtering options, which I use to stay organized while surfacing key data to keep my team’s deals on track.
Here’s how I use my "quarterly deals" saved view to manage my team and help them crush quota.
Outreach’s engagement data helps you understand the quality of your engagements, not just the quantity. These insights are indispensable to sales managers; they make it much easier to improve deal performance and identify timely coaching opportunities.
I spend most of my day within this saved view, reviewing insights on what’s going well and where to focus. This view is critical to helping me monitor deal health and progression and review how reps qualify deals against our sales methodology (Here at Outreach, we use MEDDPICC). Most importantly, it helps me keep my team accountable for their next steps and helps me quickly identify deals or reps needing my support.
Since implementing this saved view, I’ve seen:
Increased activity among my team’s accounts: we are speaking with more customers at more accounts more frequently.
Forecast calls have been cut down by seven hours across my team each week — a huge ROI for myself and the company!
More predictable in-quarter business with saved views and accountability towards “closing soon” deals.
As managers, we juggle a lot of deals and insights. This saved view has changed how I monitor my team’s deals each quarter and improved performance across the board all while keeping me organized and focused.
If you’re ready to do the same, head into Outreach and create your own quarterly deals opportunity view to assess deal performance and help your team crush quota.
Here are other saved views I’ve created to help manage my teams:
Use these filters to set up a saved opportunity view for each of your reps.
This is great to drill down into rep-specific performance to prepare for 1:1’s and monitor projections for the fiscal year.
Use these filters to monitor accounts with open opportunities and increase engagement.
Use these filters to create an account saved view for each of your team’s territories.
I use this saved view once a week to understand which accounts or in certain territories and the level of conversation reps are having. While basic, this gives nuance to what I’m viewing.
Use these filters to monitor upcoming account renewals across your territory.
We’ve found that being proactive in driving renewal conversations benefits both my team and our customers, so I look at this saved view one to two quarters out. It’s helpful in making sure we’re doing the right things to align with customer expectations two or more quarters out, getting on top of the paper process about one quarter out, and forecasting in the current quarter.
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