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Recommended Tasks are the individual action items generated inside the Action Plan. They help you understand what to do next to move an account forward. Instead of giving you a generic sales checklist, Dealtree creates tasks based on the account’s org chart, buying committee, seller context, and account notes. This makes the tasks more specific to the account you are working on. Each recommended task may include:
  • Task title: A short summary of the action you should take
  • Priority: The importance level of the task
  • Related stakeholder: The person connected to the task
  • Buying committee role: The role that stakeholder plays in the deal
  • Recommended action: What you should do next
  • Status: The current progress of the task These details help you understand not only what needs to be done, but also why the task matters.
Recommended Tasks help you turn account intelligence into action. For example, after mapping a buying committee, you may discover that the champion is known, but the economic buyer is not confirmed. In that case, Dealtree may recommend a task to validate who owns the final decision. Similarly, if procurement or legal is not covered, Dealtree may suggest identifying the right person before the deal reaches the final stage. Recommended Tasks help you:
  • Prioritize the most important next steps
  • Avoid depending on a single stakeholder
  • Identify missing people in the buying process
  • Validate assumptions about decision-making
  • Strengthen your multi-threaded sales approach
  • Prepare better for follow-ups, demos, and deal reviews
When reviewing the task list, start with the highest-priority tasks first. Look at each task and ask:
  • What is this task trying to confirm or solve?
  • Which stakeholder is connected to this task?
  • Is this person already engaged?
  • Is there any missing role in the buying committee?
  • Can this task reduce risk in the deal?
  • What should be my next message, call, or internal follow-up? This helps you use the Action Plan as a practical sales workflow, not just a static recommendation list.
Dealtree may generate tasks such as:
  • Confirm the approval path with your champion
  • Validate the economic buyer
  • Identify missing procurement or legal contacts
  • Engage the technical buyer for a fit check
  • Find possible blockers in the account
  • Strengthen the relationship with end users
  • Ask your champion for an internal introduction
  • Prepare stakeholder-specific messaging
  • Review account notes before the next meeting These tasks are designed to help you move from account mapping to deal execution.

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Important Notes

  • Recommended Tasks are generated from the available account data.
  • Better org chart data, buying committee mapping, seller context, and notes can improve the quality of recommendations.
  • You can use Recommended Tasks during account planning, pipeline reviews, discovery preparation, and follow-up planning.
  • The tasks should guide your sales process, but you should always apply your own judgment based on the actual conversation with the account.
  • If the account changes, update your notes or buying committee information and regenerate the Action Plan.

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Next Step

After reviewing the Recommended Tasks, focus on the highest-priority actions and use them to plan your next outreach or deal strategy.