Deal
Architecture

Your best people already know how you win. The knowledge is scattered across calls, CRM, customer evidence, and instinct. I pull it together and build the selling system the whole team can use.

01 What it solves

Make the selling motion explicit.

Five reps should not run five versions of the sale.

Deal Architecture names the repeatable deal types, the signals that separate them, and the right play for each one. Reps know what they are in during the first call.

Discovery, proof, pricing, qualification, and coaching follow the deal in front of them. Your existing methodology can run on top of it.

02 Evidence

I go into the field before I build the system.

I take the full body of evidence. No curated highlights. The first output is a working hypothesis built from how your market actually behaves.

Source · One

Call Transcripts

The full library. Wins, losses, early calls, late calls, clean deals, and messy ones.

Source · Two

CRM and Forecast

Stage movement, slippage, deal size, win and loss patterns, and where the forecast breaks.

Source · Three

Customer Language

Emails, decks, product language, enablement, pricing, proof, and the words customers use.

Source · Four

Field Judgment

Top reps, leaders, solutions, product, and customer teams. The people closest to the work.

03 Process

From evidence to a system.

01Ingest

Take in the field.

Calls, CRM, emails, decks, customer evidence, and interviews. Enough evidence to see the whole motion.

Build the evidence base
02Hypothesis

Find the patterns.

Candidate deal types. Triggers. Outcomes. Pains. Decision criteria. Proof. Pricing. Gaps and contradictions.

Get to 70 percent
03Workshop

Pressure-test the model.

Put the right people in the room. Challenge the patterns. Make the decisions. Finish the last 20 to 30 percent together.

Use the room for judgment
04Install

Build it into the motion.

Finish the master, field tools, qualification, manager coaching, rollout plan, and evergreen source.

Make it usable
04 Outputs

One master. Four outputs.

Output · One

Deal Map

The named deal types, buying patterns, outcomes, pains, criteria, proof, people, and pricing.

Output · Two

Qualification and Plays

The signals, questions, disqualification gates, and right play for each deal type.

Output · Three

Manager Rollout

The launch sequence, coaching tools, reinforcement rhythm, ownership, and adoption measures.

Output · Four

Evergreen Source

One structured source the team keeps current as the company, customers, and market change. Ready for coaching, call review, forecasting, and AI tools.

05 When it is worth doing

The team is winning. The system is still in people's heads.

Five reps run five versions of the sale. Discovery depends on who owns the call. Leaders coach from instinct. Forecasts break late. New hires take too long to see the patterns.

Deal Architecture gives the team one set of named patterns and one source of truth. Reps know what deal they are in. Managers coach the same system. Proof and pricing follow the motion.

The scope is set after intake. A focused build usually runs 45 to 90 days, including the rollout plan.