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Scores one deal against the eight MEDDPICC elements on an evidence ladder - unknown, assumed, stated, validated - with a scorecard, a verdict band, and the single next action that closes the biggest gap. Full MEDDPICC for complex deals, a lightweight subset for small ones, covering B2B and considered high-ticket B2C. Use whenever the user mentions MEDDPICC, MEDDIC, BANT, deal qualification, "score this opportunity", "is this deal real", or deal-review prep, even without naming a framework. Do NOT use for stakeholder mapping (mbfinotti/sales-skills@deal-champion-mapping), note-level risk scanning (mbfinotti/sales-skills@deal-red-flags), or transcript grading (mbfinotti/sales-skills@sales-call-review).
mbfinotti/sales-skills · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 73
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# MEDDPICC Scorecard Score one described deal against the eight MEDDPICC elements and say plainly what is missing, what is assumed rather than validated, and what the rep should go validate next. The largest field study available (Ebsta x Pavilion 2023 benchmark, 3.2M opportunities across 364 companies) found: - 61% of methodology-adopting companies chose MEDDPICC. - Only 15% of opportunities were fully qualified. - Only 5% of companies scored confidence per criterion. The acronym is everywhere; the discipline is rare - that gap is "MEDDPICC theatre", and this scorecard is built to prevent it. The whole scorecard runs on one axis: **evidence, not presence**. A letter is never scored on whether the rep can name something; it is scored on whether the buyer has done something observable to prove it. The skill scores one deal at a time, gathers no new information itself, and grades only what the user reports, then tells them what to go validate next. Two confidence distinctions run throughout and belong in the output: - Whether a rule is published by the methodology or set by this skill. - Whether a figure is an independent measurement or a **vendor claim**, a vendor's own correlational number never independently replicated. ## Interview Ask questions under these constraints: - One question per message. - Multiple-choice answers wherever possible. - Skip anything the deal description already answers. Two rounds: Deal frame (right-sizing inputs, always first): 1. B2B