THE FORENSICS CYCLE
THE PROCESS
When your organization is ready to take a serious look into why you are losing or winning sales or the condition of existing accounts, AskForensics can help. SalesForensics examines why you won or lost a sale or bid, and AccountForensics uncovers potential areas of growth and vulnerability in existing accounts. Each service follows a step-by-step Forensics Process:
We start by investigating. As a third party, we are able to ask your prospects and clients probing, open-ended questions that you can’t to obtain candid insights about your company’s performance.
2. Analyze Findings
Prospect/Account Specific Reports: We thoroughly analyze responses and summarize findings in a SalesForensics or AccountForensics Report. The difference between success and failure is slight, and the perceptions are very subtle. It is our job to identify these and shed the proper spotlight on them. The Forensics Report highlights key issues and provides actionable recommendations for growth and also includes verbatim comments from your prospects and clients.
We’re experts in sales and account growth, so part of our job is to work with your team in an Action Planning Session to identify critical next steps. Whether your goal is to prepare to take your client relationships to a higher and more strategic level or to win new sales opportunities—or both—we will be there to assist you.
5. Act on Findings and Achieve Results!
With your extensive knowledge now in place, it’s time to put your plan into action and begin winning more deals and strengthening your existing accounts. AskForensics has evaluated close to $21 billion in contract business and identified close to $10 billion of at-risk accounts for some of the most recognized companies. Just by engaging in the Forensics process, you are building stronger relationships and investing in future returns. Before you even begin acting on the Forensics findings, you have already begun to help build a stronger relationship with your customers because they see your investment in the Forensics process as an investment in your relationship with them. Coming out of the gate, you will have already differentiated your company from your competitors.