🤝New "Sales Call" Close

Learn how to log a new closed sale, whether it's a Full Pay or Split Pay transaction. This procedure is exclusively for sales originating directly from a completed sales call.

Let's take a complete look at how to correctly fill out a 🤝 New "Sales Call" Close ("automatic from an existing Call ID").

We need to pay close attention to each section, but the tool will show us if anything is missing. We'll also go through the process of sending a payment by completing the Master Form and see what it looks like.

So let's get started!

1. Filling out the Payment Tool

When you want to register a 🤝 New "Sales Call" Close ("automatic from an existing Call ID")

Let's begin with the Payment Tool. We’ll choose the correct options to generate the Master Form link. It’s easy, so let’s go through it step by step.

⚠️ Important Considerations while Filling the Payment Tool for a 🤝 New "Sales Call" Close

  1. You could ONLY fill calls that are correctly filled out in your Call_sales Input Table that are:

    1. Type: "Demo & Sales" or "Sales" call,

    2. Status: "LIVE Call - Qualified" or "LIVE Call - Bad fit".

  2. For this specific case (“New Sales Call” Close), leave the Set Source, Closer, Setter, Cold Caller, and Affiliate fields blank in the Payment Tool; these values are auto-populated by the system—do not enter or overwrite them—and follow the instructions on this documentation page.

2. Filling out the Master Form

When registering a 🤝 New "Sales Call" Close ("automatic from an existing Call ID")

This step is as important as it is simple, so let's go over how to correctly fill out the Master Form. The questions themselves have brief explanations on how to complete them, so there shouldn't be any problems. However, here is a step-by-step example of how it's done.

Let’s dive in!

⚠️ Important Exception: How to Register a Close from a Sales Call Without a Call ID

In certain cases where a closed deal originates from a Sales Call that isn't registered in our system, you must log it as a 🤝 New "Direct" Close. This procedure applies in specific situations, like:

  • Pre-Migration Calls: The call occurred shortly before the system's migration and was never logged in your Calls_sales 💸 input table.

  • System Failures: The system was down due to an outage or technical failure when the call was scheduled, and you didn't find it in your Calls_sales 💸 input table.

  • Extended Follow-ups: The deal was closed via follow-up, and the 'Closed Date' is more than 30 days after the 'Original Call Date'. Because it falls outside this 30-day window, there is no recent call to relate this current close to.

🚨 Critical Instruction:

When filling out the Master Form as a 🤝 New "Direct" Close, you must pay special attention to the question: "Does this payment actually come from a Call ID?". It is essential that you select the correct option that accurately describes your situation.

Here is a guide to selecting the correct option for this question:

⚪ No, this is just a normal Direct payment without a Call.

Completely ignore this option for this specific process.

⚪ Yes, I recently had a Call with the customer.

  • Choose this if: This sale came from a recent call that is missing from your Calls_sales 💸 input table.

    Example: A system outage prevented the call from being added to your Calls_sales 💸 input table, or the call occurred shortly before the migration process.

    Result: This adds a new row in Calls_sales 💸 for you to fill out and report the call's outcome.

⚪ Yes, but I only closed it from Follow-up this time.

  • Choose this if: The sale resulted from a follow-up on an old call (over 30 days ago), and no new call was required to close the deal. Result: A "gray" row is added to your Calls_sales 💸 input table. No extra work is needed.

For a complete walkthrough on how to fill out a 🤝 New "Direct" Close, follow the steps here:

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