This entails proactively defining the stages of your sales process and deciding which ones to include in your Salesforce Opportunity Stages. This step requires you to determine which of the conventional opportunity stages are appropriate for your sales process and which should be adjusted to fit your sales process. The major purpose is to make sure that the pi is correct.
Avoid stage names that are unclear. Your salespeople should be able to tell the difference between opportunity phases and when to use each one. Your sales managers, for example, may be perplexed by some abstract categories that could refer to either a completed milestone or ongoing effort. If you have a stage labelled “Product Trial,” it’s a good idea to use it.
Your consumer has just consented to take part in a trial, and now you must check that the product is installed properly.
Your consumer has already begun the trial period and is actively investigating the benefits of your product.
To reduce the risk of making a mistake, double-check that you’ve set up distinct opportunity stages.