meddic-scorecard
Create and maintain MEDDIC/MEDDPICC deal scorecards for pipeline hygiene, forecast accuracy, and deal coaching
What this skill does
# MEDDIC Scorecard > Build systematic deal scorecards using MEDDIC/MEDDPICC methodology to improve pipeline hygiene, forecast accuracy, and coaching effectiveness. ## When to Use This Skill - Weekly pipeline reviews - Deal coaching sessions - Forecast call preparation - Win/loss analysis - Sales enablement training ## Methodology Foundation Based on **PTC's MEDDIC** (Dick Dunkel) extended to **MEDDPICC**, creating standardized scorecards for: - Deal qualification scoring - Gap identification - Coaching prioritization - Forecast confidence ## What Claude Does vs What You Decide | Claude Does | You Decide | |-------------|------------| | Creates scorecard templates | Deal stage thresholds | | Suggests scoring criteria | Coaching priorities | | Identifies deal gaps | Forecast commits | | Generates coaching questions | Resource allocation | | Tracks deal progression | Win strategy | ## Instructions ### Step 1: Define Scoring Criteria **MEDDPICC Components:** | Component | Definition | Scoring Weight | |-----------|------------|----------------| | **M**etrics | Quantified business outcomes | 15% | | **E**conomic Buyer | Budget authority identified | 15% | | **D**ecision Criteria | How they'll evaluate | 10% | | **D**ecision Process | Steps to purchase | 10% | | **P**aper Process | Legal/procurement | 10% | | **I**dentify Pain | Business problem articulated | 15% | | **C**hampion | Internal advocate confirmed | 15% | | **C**ompetition | Competitive landscape known | 10% | ### Step 2: Create Scoring Rubric **Per-Component Scoring (0-3):** | Score | Definition | Evidence Required | |-------|------------|-------------------| | 0 | Unknown | No information gathered | | 1 | Identified | Basic information, not verified | | 2 | Validated | Confirmed with prospect | | 3 | Leveraged | Actively using in deal strategy | ### Step 3: Build Stage Gates **Stage-Score Alignment:** | Stage | Minimum Score | Required 3s | |-------|---------------|-------------| | Discovery | 8/24 | Pain | | Qualification | 12/24 | Pain, Champion | | Demo/Evaluation | 16/24 | Pain, Champion, Criteria | | Proposal | 18/24 | + Economic Buyer | | Negotiation | 21/24 | + Paper Process | | Commit | 22/24 | All components validated | ### Step 4: Track and Coach **Weekly Review Focus:** - Deals below stage threshold - Score changes (positive/negative) - Gaps in critical components - Champion health check - Competition updates ### Step 5: Analyze Patterns **Pipeline Health Metrics:** - Average score by stage - Conversion rates by score threshold - Most common gaps - Champion strength correlation ## Examples ### Example 1: Complete Deal Scorecard **Input:** ``` Create a MEDDPICC scorecard for: - Deal: Enterprise software sale, $400K - Stage: Proposal - Champion: VP of Operations - EB: CFO (not met) - Timeline: Q1 close ``` **Output:** ``` ## MEDDPICC Deal Scorecard ### Deal Overview | Field | Value | |-------|-------| | Account | [Customer Name] | | Opportunity | Enterprise Platform | | Value | $400,000 ARR | | Stage | Proposal | | Close Date | Q1 (March 30) | | AE | [Name] | | Last Updated | [Date] | --- ### Score Summary **Total Score: 16/24** | Stage Requirement: 18/24 | Component | Score | Stage Req | Status | |-----------|-------|-----------|--------| | Metrics | 2/3 | 2 | ✅ | | Economic Buyer | 1/3 | **3** | ❌ GAP | | Decision Criteria | 3/3 | 2 | ✅ | | Decision Process | 2/3 | 2 | ✅ | | Paper Process | 1/3 | 2 | ⚠️ GAP | | Identify Pain | 3/3 | 3 | ✅ | | Champion | 3/3 | 3 | ✅ | | Competition | 1/3 | 2 | ⚠️ GAP | **Status: NOT READY FOR PROPOSAL** - 3 gaps to address --- ### Component Details #### Metrics (2/3) ✅ On Track **Current State:** - ROI target: 3x in Year 1 ✓ - Primary KPI: Reduce processing time 40% ✓ - CFO business case: Not yet presented ✗ **Evidence:** > "If we hit 40% reduction, that's $1.2M in operational savings" > — VP Operations, Discovery Call **To reach 3/3:** - [ ] Present business case to CFO - [ ] Get CFO to validate assumptions --- #### Economic Buyer (1/3) ❌ CRITICAL GAP **Current State:** - EB Identified: CFO Jennifer Walsh ✓ - Access: Email only, no meeting ✗ - Engagement: Unknown priorities ✗ **Gap Analysis:** We have not met the Economic Buyer. This is a **deal blocker** for Proposal stage. Champion (VP Ops) reports to CFO but has not secured meeting. **Action Required:** - [ ] Ask Champion for CFO meeting this week - [ ] Prepare executive briefing deck - [ ] Identify CFO's priorities for Q1 **Coaching Questions:** 1. "What's preventing us from meeting the CFO?" 2. "What does your champion say about CFO's priorities?" 3. "Can we propose a joint call with champion + CFO?" --- #### Decision Criteria (3/3) ✅ Strong **Current State:** - Formal criteria documented ✓ - Weighted by priority ✓ - Aligned with our strengths ✓ **Evidence:** | Criterion | Weight | Our Fit | |-----------|--------|---------| | Integration depth | 30% | Strong | | Time to value | 25% | Strong | | Total cost | 20% | Medium | | Support | 15% | Strong | | References | 10% | Strong | --- #### Decision Process (2/3) ⚠️ Needs Validation **Current State:** - Steps identified ✓ - Timeline mapped ✓ - Approvers known ✓ - Specific dates: Partial ✗ **Process Map:** ``` Step 1: Technical evaluation ✅ Complete Step 2: Business review ✅ Complete Step 3: Proposal review ⏳ This week Step 4: CFO approval ⏳ [Date TBD] Step 5: Legal/Procurement ⏳ [Timeline unknown] Step 6: Signature ⏳ Target: March 30 ``` **To reach 3/3:** - [ ] Confirm CFO meeting date - [ ] Map procurement timeline - [ ] Identify potential delays --- #### Paper Process (1/3) ⚠️ GAP **Current State:** - Legal review required: Likely ✓ - Timeline: Unknown ✗ - Procurement contact: Not identified ✗ - Standard terms acceptable: Unknown ✗ **Risk Assessment:** Paper process is a common source of deal slip at this stage. Unknown timeline creates forecast risk. **Action Required:** - [ ] Ask champion about procurement process - [ ] Identify legal/procurement contacts - [ ] Offer to start MSA review early --- #### Identify Pain (3/3) ✅ Strong **Current State:** - Pain articulated ✓ - Quantified impact ✓ - Urgency established ✓ - Consequences of inaction clear ✓ **Pain Statement:** > "Manual processing is costing us 8,000 hours/year. We've > missed SLAs 3 times this quarter. If we don't fix this, > we'll lose the [Major Customer] contract." **Business Impact:** - 8,000 hours × $50/hr = $400K labor cost - SLA penalties: $200K potential - Customer retention risk: $2M contract --- #### Champion (3/3) ✅ Strong **Champion Profile:** | Attribute | Assessment | |-----------|------------| | Name | Michael Chen, VP Operations | | Access | Reports to CFO | | Influence | High - owns the budget | | Motivation | Personal - promoted if successful | | Engagement | Weekly calls, sharing internally | **Champion Test:** - ✅ Sells when we're not in the room - ✅ Shares competitive intel - ✅ Gives us bad news - ⚠️ Has not secured CFO meeting yet --- #### Competition (1/3) ⚠️ GAP **Current State:** - Competitors identified: 1 known ✓ - Their status: Unknown ✗ - Their approach: Unknown ✗ - Our differentiation: Assumed ✗ **Known Information:** - Competitor X was evaluated - Champion said "we've narrowed to two" - No pricing or proposal intel **Action Required:** - [ ] Ask champion directly about competitor status - [ ] Understand competitor's proposal/pricing - [ ] Prepare competitive positioning --- ### Gap Resolution Plan | Gap | Priority | Action | Owner | Due | |-----|----------|--------|-------|-----| | Economic Buyer | P1 | Request CFO meeting | AE + Champion | This week | | Competition | P2 | Discovery with champion | AE | Day 2 | | Paper Process | P2 | Map procurement timeline | AE | Day 3 | --- ### Coaching Summary **Primary Focus:** Get in front of CFO before sending proposal **Key Questions to Ask in 1:1:** 1. Why haven't we met the Economic Buyer yet? 2. What do we actually know about the
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