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Quota attainment. In real time.

Pace, projection, gap to plan. Spot trouble before the period ends — not in the QBR.

Inputs

Results

Attainment

44%

closed vs quota

Pace

33%

time elapsed

Projected

$660,000

132% of quota

Gap to plan

$-160,000

at current run-rate

Benchmark

Ahead of pace

Projected end: $660,000 (132% of quota).

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How it works.

attainment % = closed / quota × 100 · projected = (closed / days_elapsed) × days_total

Attainment alone hides the timing problem — a rep at 50% on day 60 of 180 is exactly on pace; the same number on day 150 is a disaster. Pace and projection make the difference visible early.

FAQ.

What is quota attainment?+

Quota attainment = closed revenue ÷ quota × 100. It's the single most-watched sales metric — boards see it monthly, RevOps tracks it weekly.

What's a healthy attainment rate?+

60% of reps hitting quota is the SaaS median. Below 50% means quotas are too high or hiring is wrong. Above 80% means quotas are too low and you're leaving money on the table.

What does 'pace' mean?+

Pace compares attainment to time elapsed. At day 90 of 180 in a half, a rep at 50% quota is exactly on pace. Pace lets you spot trouble before the period ends.

How do I forecast end-of-period attainment?+

Linear projection: current attainment ÷ (days elapsed ÷ total days). Refine with pipeline coverage and historical close rate per stage.

Should ramping reps have full quota?+

No. Use a ramped quota: 25% in month 1, 50% month 2, 75% month 3, 100% month 4+. Measuring ramps against full quota inflates miss rates and burns out new hires.

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