Credit the recorded seller
Follow the assigned setter and closer through the sale. Show missing attribution clearly instead of assigning credit by guesswork.

Connect the team to the outcome
Connect setter and closer activity to assigned sales, collected money and commission context. Give every performance number a clear definition.
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Keep commercial attribution explicit. A person who created a record is not automatically the seller, and a won deal is not automatically collected revenue.
| Metric | Example | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| Attended calls | 38 | Shows denominator |
| Won sales | 12 | Recorded wins |
| Close rate | 31.6% | 12 ÷ 38 |
| Seller credit | Assigned closer | Explicit commercial binding |
| Commission | Terms required | Unavailable until basis and eligibility are known |
Illustrative values. Seller access remains workspace- and permission-scoped. Incompatible KPI policies should not be ranked together.
Follow the assigned setter and closer through the sale. Show missing attribution clearly instead of assigning credit by guesswork.
Put targets beside results and show the close-rate denominator. Twelve wins from thirty-eight attended calls means something different from twelve wins from all leads.
Read eligible collected money and the applicable commercial terms together. Accrued commission is context, not a claim that a payout was executed.
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