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RE: Radeas quotes needed - Quote #5627-29 QUote follow up

Sep 16, 2025 09:06 PM

Hi Jacob, Just wanted to circle back on these. No hard sales tactics, just genuine interest in what you think of our offers. Could you see yourself ordering these, why or why not? Any reply is appreciated. Thank you,

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How Customer Health Is Calculated

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Relationship freshness (0–3): Last contact within 30/60/90 days.
Follow-up discipline (0–1): Next follow-up not overdue.
Activity momentum (0–2): Activities logged in the last 30 days.
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Pipeline quality (0–1.5): Open quote value (90d) and recent wins (180d), capped.
Ownership (−0.5): −0.5 if account is unassigned/Undetermined.

The score is rounded to an integer and clamped between 0 and 10.

Weights and caps can be tuned later as your process matures.

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Win rate (by decision date)

Counts quotes that closed (Accepted or Rejected) in the selected date range, using the quote’s Accepted/Rejected date.
Formula: Won ÷ (Won + Lost).
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Win rate (by created date)

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Formula: Won(cohort) ÷ (Won + Lost in the cohort).
Open quotes from that cohort are excluded from the denominator until they close.

Why both?

Decision date: “What did we win/lose this period?” (closing outcomes).
Created date: “How strong were the quotes we started this period?” (cohort quality).

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