| name | win-loss-analysis |
| description | Analyzes won and lost deals to identify pattern differences in positioning, objections, pricing, and product fit. Use when the user asks for win-loss insights. |
| argument-hint | deal notes, segment, competitors, and decision goal |
| allowed-tools | Read, Write |
Win Loss Analysis
Extract the actual reasons deals move forward or die. Surface patterns, not anecdotes.
Quick Reference
Key Insight: Buyers often give polite answers. Dig for the real alternative (competitor, incumbent, status quo) and the real friction (price, trust, timing).
When to Activate
Activate when the user asks to:
- analyze won and lost deals
- identify win-loss patterns
- improve positioning or objection handling
- understand competitor dynamics
Workflow
Step 1: Gather Deal Data
Use deal notes, call summaries, or interview responses. Need:
- outcome (won/lost)
- segment or deal type
- competitor or alternative
- stated and inferred reasons
Step 2: Analyze Factors
Reference references/analysis-factors.md:
Pain Urgency – How painful and immediate was the buyer's problem?
Competitor Pressure – Was a named competitor, incumbent stack, or spreadsheet the real alternative?
Pricing Friction – Did cost block the deal, or was value not clear enough?
Trust And Proof – Did the buyer need stronger case studies, references, or operational confidence?
Step 3: Find Patterns
Look for:
- common themes in wins vs. losses
- segment differences (SMB vs. enterprise)
- competitor-specific patterns
- timing or process factors
Step 4: Output Structure
Produce:
- summary of key findings
- win factors and loss factors
- segment or competitor breakdown
- actionable recommendations
Quality Gates
Before finalizing, verify:
Infloq Reference
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