Business management

10 null terms

B2B
noun
Business 2 Business. B2B is a term that describes the transactional relationship between provider and client where the provider is a business and the client is another business.
Example: This is a B2B sales, we need you to work on it with us.
fr: Entreprise à entreprise
B2B partner making a deal with a lot of money
B2C
noun
Business 2 Consumer. B2C is a term describes the transactional relationship between provider and client where the provider is a business and the client is an individual consumer.
Example: We have B"C clients for this order.
fr: Consommateur a consommateur
Consummers can buy products
Buying Signal
verb
A communication from a prospect indicating they are ready to make a purchase, either verbal or non-verbal. An example would be them asking the sales rep, "When can it be delivered?"
Example: I think the client's making a buying signal.
fr: Signal d'Achat
She's ready to buy
Closed-Won
adjective
When a sales rep closes a deal in which the buyer purchases the product or service.
Example: I think we have a closed-won here.
fr: Ferme - gagné
Happy
Consumer
noun
A person who uses a product or service. They may not be the actual buyer of that product; for example, if I buy my brother a pair of basketball shoes, then my brother is the consumer of those shoes, not me.
Example: The consumers are buying a lot of stuff today.
fr: Consommateur
Consumer at store
Decision-Maker
noun
The person who, or role that, makes the final decision of a sale. They are often "guarded" by a gatekeeper.
Example: The vote is a draw. We need a decision-maker.
fr: La prise de décision
The ceo deciding whether we continue or stop the project.
Gatekeeper
noun
A person who, or role that, enables or prevents information from getting to another person(s) in a company. For example, a receptionist or personal assistant.
Example: A secretary who controls who gets an appointement with the president of the company.
fr: Le Gardien
A secretary making a call for the president.
Lead
noun
A person or company who's shown interest in a product or service in some way, shape, or form. Perhaps they filled out a form, subscribed to a blog, or shared their contact information in exchange for a coupon.
fr: Le gros titre
Opportunity
noun
Though every company has different processes for defining what criteria make someone an opportunity, it's basically when a qualified lead is being worked by Sales.
Example: We missed the opportunity to make 100 000$ because you decided to stay home.
fr: Opportunité
Opportunity can leads to great things.
Performance Plan
noun
A sales rep is put on a performance plan if s/he doesn't make a certain percentage of quota over a certain period of time. Performance plans vary from company to company, but it usually starts with a written warning and further disciplinary action, including termination if necessary. The purpose of performance plans is to set clear and specific performance goals, provide a means for feedback, and develop sales skills.
Example: We need to make a performance plan to make sure we don't forget anything.
fr: Plan de performance
Performance plan sheet