A high-pressure scenario is not the time to give up on your forecast. Some of these elements are plain facts, while others involve conjecture. The more you sell, the better you get at forecasts. That's why they're both an art and a science – it's a balance of both. You can also use your forecast to assess current risk to your business. Another way of saying this is negative forecasting. For example, one of our customers recently added a COVID-19 field in Salesforce and tagged deals with it, so they can see specifically how the pandemic impacts them. The two key benefits they've realized by doing this are: Prioritize deals involving a customer needing a product related to COVID-19, expediting the process to get those products to the customer faster. Track deals lost or pushed due to the crisis. By doing negative forecasting to gauge risk, your forecast evolves as your business does. 3. Everyone in the company needs sales forecasts – not just the sales team As I was starting out in sales, I knew I had to turn in accurate forecasts to make my sales leaders happy.
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