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Sales Ops Weekly Reporting Checklist
The Friday-to-Monday run-of-show for RevOps: every data pull, sanity check, and escalation flag needed before the pipeline meeting starts, laid out in the order you actually work it.
How to use it
Run it top to bottom every week as-is; the section order is the actual sequence of a Thursday-to-Monday reporting cycle, so skipping ahead defeats the sanity checks that catch bad forecasts before they reach leadership.
What's inside
- Thursday PM setup pass (attendee list, PTO context, CRM edit lock)
- Friday EOD data-freeze and hygiene checks (duplicates, stale close dates, missing next steps)
- Weekend automated pulls (pipeline created/advanced/slipped/closed, forecast roll-up, activity metrics)
- Monday 7am sanity checks (coverage ratio, deal aging, concentration risk, new-logo vs. expansion mix)
- Monday 8am red-flag and escalation list build
- Pre-meeting package and 90-minutes-ahead distribution rule
- In-meeting 7-step run-of-show agenda
- Multi-threading and single-threaded-deal spot check on top 10 forecasted deals
The Friday → Monday run-of-show for RevOps, in the order you actually work it
Cadence: Timed to a Monday pipeline meeting. Shift the clock times to match your own meeting slot: keep the order, it's built to catch problems before they reach the room.
A. Thursday PM: Set Up the Week's Pull
- Confirm Monday meeting attendee list, including any exec or board guests (changes what needs polishing)
- Check for holidays/PTO affecting rep activity this week: context for anomalies, not an excuse for them
- Confirm CRM fields lock for editing after Friday's freeze (no late-Friday deal backdating)
B. Friday EOD, Data Freeze & Hygiene Pass
- Freeze the CRM snapshot (export or timestamp lock), this is the single source of truth for the week
- Run a duplicate-contact / duplicate-deal report and merge or flag
- Flag deals with a close date in the past that are still marked open
- Flag deals with no next step / no next activity logged, the single biggest forecast-integrity killer
- Flag stage-vs-probability mismatches (e.g., "Verbal Commit" sitting at 30%, "Discovery" sitting at 90%)
- Confirm every closed-won deal has a signed contract or order form attached before it counts toward the number
C. Weekend: Automated Pulls (schedule these; don't hand-run them Monday morning)
- Pipeline created this week ($ and #, by rep / team / segment)
- Pipeline advanced this week (stage-to-stage movement, by rep)
- Pipeline slipped (close date pushed), with reason code and days slipped
- Closed-won and closed-lost this week, with loss reason
- Current open pipeline by stage, by rep, by close-quarter
- Forecast roll-up: Commit / Best Case / Pipeline / Closed, by rep and by team
- Rep activity metrics: dials, connects, meetings booked, meetings held, vs. weekly target
- Renewal/expansion book (if you carry it): upcoming renewals in the next 30/60/90 days with a health flag
D. Monday 7:00am: Sanity Checks (don't trust a single number until these pass)
- Coverage check: is open pipeline ≥ 3–4x remaining quarter quota, by rep and by team?
- Aging check, flag any deal sitting in the same stage more than 2x the average time-in-stage for that stage
- Concentration check, does any single deal represent more than 20% of a rep's forecast? Flag it for scrutiny
- New-logo vs. expansion mix check: does the ratio still match plan, or has the team quietly drifted toward easier expansion deals to protect the number?
- Activity-vs-outcome check, cross-reference reps with low activity against their forecast commitments; a rep can't safely commit deals they aren't creating pipeline behind
- Multi-threading check, spot-check the top 10 forecasted deals for number of contacts engaged; single-threaded "Commit" deals are a leading indicator of slippage
E. Monday 8:00am: Flag & Escalate
- Build the Red Flag list: deals marked Commit that fail two or more of the checks in section D
- Build the Needs Manager Attention list: reps whose activity or pipeline-creation is trending below what's needed to hit next quarter
- Note any rep who has not updated a forecasted deal in 7+ days
- Note any deal whose close date has slipped more than once this quarter
- Draft a one-line reason for each flag: not "this looks wrong," but why it looks wrong
F. Monday, Pre-Meeting, Package & Distribute
- One-page pipeline summary: this week vs. last week vs. same week last quarter
- Forecast roll-up table by rep and team, with variance to plan called out explicitly
- Red-flag list sent to managers before the meeting, with an owner and a recommended action on each line: never read cold in the room
- Pre-read distributed 60–90 minutes ahead so managers walk in briefed, not surprised
G. In the Meeting, Run-of-Show
- 1. Headline number: total forecast vs. plan, one sentence
- 2. Movement since last week: created / advanced / slipped / closed
- 3. Coverage ratio by team, named explicitly if below threshold
- 4. Red flags, one at a time, owner responds live
- 5. Activity trend vs. target, the leading-indicator check (see the Leading vs Lagging Indicator Framework)
- 6. Renewals/expansion at risk in the next 30 days
- 7. Actions and owners captured live, never "we'll follow up offline"