Remember that cool feature in Membrain that improves your ability to manage opportunities and identify which products or services are working for you as a business?
If your answer wasn’t the Product Database, how about heading on over to this blog and that blog to bone up on Products in Membrain before continuing to read this blog after those blogs. (Sorry, I just wanted to see how many times I could say blog in one sentence).
But you get the drift, ignorance is not bliss in this case because the latest update to Playbooks for Products helps push things forward. Using encouragement and coaching, it helps the team create tasks when things happen on the product side, such as creating a new account growth or sales project on the back of a sale.
This 2for1 update gives guidance and insight at the same time right within a sales project. Based on what the customer is buying, updating steps within a sales process is now more intuitive because automatic changes to your process are now determined by which product gets added to a sales project.
Some changes can be quite dramatic depending on what your customer is interested in, and playbooks help the whole team smoothly navigate those changes.
Now you have one less thing to worry about.
Playbooks can be used for
- Products
- Recurring business models
- Licensing tools
- Hiring Consultants or Project Managers
Let’s imagine what this would look like if, for instance, you were a fruit company and one of your products was selling bananas as a service.
When that product gets added to your sales project an extra step now pops up in your sales process called “Build Banana Business Case”.
If you click on that step, you now have the ability to add and assign tasks, upload documents and rope other people into the project. Highly crucial in this example, as you now need to create a business case to send to the customer.
Keeping with the fruit theme, another way playbooks can be used could be in tracking more details for hiring a banana consultant or project manager.
After adding them in as a product, an extra step pops up in your process called “Scope the Project”. This step prompts you to collaborate internally on planning the project. Further along in the process you might also have steps pop up like “Hand over to Operations”, where you can even create an Account Growth project directly within this step.
If you’d like to see a video demonstration of how this works you can click on the video below.
Head on over to our help center to learn more about how to use playbooks here.
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