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Decision models

The Decision screen turns CRM data into decision support: what to do next, scenario simulation, who your best customers are and how much you will bill. It covers UFCD 10869 - CRM, decision analysis models.

Next Best Action

A list of the highest-impact actions, per account, generated by rules from the real state:

  • Resolve overdue case - the company has a case with a breached SLA.
  • Contact hot lead - high lead score (≥70) still in Lead/MQL.
  • Create proposal - qualified opportunity (SQL) with no open proposal.
  • Follow up - proposal sent over 14 days ago without closing.
  • Reactivate customer - no new purchases in over 90 days.

Click Open to go to the company record and act.

What-If simulator

Drag the sliders to see, in real time, the impact on the business:

  • Price change (± on the average ticket)
  • Conversion-rate change
  • Number-of-leads change

The simulator shows projected deals, the resulting conversion and the projected revenue, compared with the current base scenario. It answers questions like "what if I cut the price by 10% but bring in 20% more leads?".

Sales forecast

The open pipeline is weighted by the typical closing probability of each stage:

Stage Probability
Created 20%
Sent 40%
Negotiation 70%

The expected revenue is the weighted sum - a more realistic forecast than adding up the whole pipeline.

RFM segmentation

Classifies customers along three axes:

  • Recency - how long ago they bought.
  • Frequency - how many times they bought.
  • Monetary - how much they spent.

Customers fall into segments - Champions, Loyal, Developing, At risk, Dormant - that guide action: keep the Champions loyal, reactivate those At risk.

Pedagogical models

The probabilities, thresholds and rules are simplified for training. In a real CRM they would be calibrated with history and, often, machine learning.