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Sales activity and target planning calculator

Stop guessing what your sales target requires. Reverse-engineer the numbers.

Start with the revenue or unit target. This calculator works backwards through your average deal value, closing ratio and sales cycle to estimate the deals and qualified opportunities your team may need.

Run the numbers ↓
From target to activity plan

See what has to happen before the revenue can happen.

A sales target can look reasonable until it is translated into the volume of qualified opportunities and timing needed to support it. Use this tool as a planning model, then compare the assumptions against your actual CRM performance.

Set the outcome Choose a revenue or unit target and add the average value of a closed deal.
Add your assumptions Use your qualified-opportunity closing ratio, planning period and sales-cycle length.
Turn it into activity Review the period, monthly and weekly requirements, then download or share the plan.

Your required sales activity

Adjust the assumptions to see the activity your target may require.

Live calculation
Deals to close
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in the period
Qualified opportunities
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needed in the period
Qualified per week
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steady pace
Open on day one
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already in pipeline

Activity funnel

Period · monthly · weekly
Qualified
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Closed deals
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Required activity Period Monthly Weekly
Qualified opportunities — — —
Closed deals — — —

Feasibility snapshot

Low risk
Win-rate pressure
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Sales-cycle pressure
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Weekly management number

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Main pressure point

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CRM metric to watch

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Manager action

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Sales-team action

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Planning caution

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Take the results with you

Download a branded PDF, copy the calculation, or send the summary to Engagent by WhatsApp or email.

One useful conversation

The numbers tell you what activity is required. The next question is whether your process can support it.

Compare the assumptions against your CRM data, sales capacity and current pipeline. We can help you identify where the plan needs to be strengthened.

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