Description
Stacks
Expected Behaviors
Fundamental Awareness
When exposed to an incoming RFP, the seller can explain why it matters to the sales motion, recognize procurement context, and name the tools commonly used. They identify who typically contributes internally, distinguish features from buyer benefits, and understand that bid/no-bid decisions exist. They recognize that follow-up and win-loss reviews occur after submission, and observe basic procurement etiquette when shadowing more experienced colleagues on live deals.
Novice
On assigned RFPs, the seller navigates the response platform, locates reusable content, and applies templates to draft answers. They screen opportunities against basic fit, budget, and incumbent-bias signals to form an early win-probability view. They request SME inputs, track contributor deadlines, build a compliance matrix, and adhere to submission formatting. After submission, they log confirmations, capture basic win-loss data, and schedule follow-up touchpoints with buyer stakeholders under supervision.