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How the gate works

How the Forecast-Floor gate works

This tool grades a deal before you forecast it as committed. It scores 6 weighted controls into a 0–100 number — then a gate that can only make the verdict worse.

The 6 weighted controls

01Next step definedgate · no next stepwt 22
02Recent activitywt 18
03Champion engagedwt 18
04Qualification confirmedwt 16
05Close-date realismwt 14
06Stage matches realitywt 12
COMMIT
score 78+
BEST-CASE
score 55+
AT RISK
below floor
SLIPPING
a commit-blocker at 0–1
Commit-blocker · worsen-only

A commit-blocker at 0 or 1 — no defined next step, no recent activity, or an unrealistic close date — forces SLIPPING regardless of the score. A deal you can't name the next step for isn't committed, however strong it looks on paper.

78/100
SLIPPING

Why: The champion is engaged, the deal is qualified, and activity is strong — the score is 78, which reads COMMIT. But there's no defined next step (a commit-blocker at 0): nothing is scheduled with the buyer. The gate forces SLIPPING — a deal you can't name the next step for isn't committed, it's slipping.

Fix firstNo single signal is named — the tool picks a deal to work, not a signal within one. A deal that fails next step, recent activity, or close-date realism is SLIPPING however large; it can't prop up the forecast.

A high score didn’t save it. The score is context; the gate is the answer — and where something is short, the fix first row names it. Your own pipeline inputs, scored offline. A forecast aid, not a guarantee.