Course: Sales and CRM

A course on the sales pipeline, deal stages, sales planning, department KPIs, Head of Sales responsibilities, CRM, and customer-base management.

The exact duration and depth of review depend on the selected plan and participant group.Every program includes practical assignments, a capstone project and an implementation plan.
PRACTICAL FORMAT

Participants build an implementation-ready management solution for their own company

Each topic follows the same cycle: assessment, concise lessons, a case study, a template, an assignment, review, and an implementation action.

Assessmentstarting pointParticipants assess the current state of the management area.
Lessonsconcise coreLogic, common mistakes, sequence and an example.
Practicefor your own companyParticipants create a document using real company data.
Projectcompleted deliverableCourse materials are consolidated into a business solution.
WHEN THIS COURSE IS NEEDED

Common problems in “Sales and CRM”

The course is suitable when the relevant management constraint has been identified and the company needs to build a specific management capability.

The sales plan is not supported by the pipeline

The required number of leads and deals has not been calculated.

Deal stages exist only on paper

Sales representatives interpret transition criteria differently.

CRM does not reflect reality

Data is incomplete, statuses are outdated, and the forecast is unreliable.

The Head of Sales relies on manual follow-up

There are no regular reports, operating standards, or consistent tracking of sales activity.

Marketing and sales are disconnected

Lead quality and each channel’s contribution to revenue are not assessed.

The customer base is not used

There is no segmentation, repeat-sales process, or churn tracking.

PROGRAM

Core topics of the “Sales and CRM” course

Each topic includes a current-state assessment, the underlying methodology, a practical template, and an assignment using the participant’s company as the case.

Customer profile and needs

How the management tool works, common mistakes to avoid, and how to apply it in your company.

  • topic assessment
  • practical template
  • implementation action

Offer

How the management tool works, common mistakes to avoid, and how to apply it in your company.

  • topic assessment
  • practical template
  • implementation action

Marketing funnel

How the management tool works, common mistakes to avoid, and how to apply it in your company.

  • topic assessment
  • practical template
  • implementation action

Acquisition channels

How the management tool works, common mistakes to avoid, and how to apply it in your company.

  • topic assessment
  • practical template
  • implementation action

Sales pipeline

How the management tool works, common mistakes to avoid, and how to apply it in your company.

  • topic assessment
  • practical template
  • implementation action

Sales plan and forecast

How the management tool works, common mistakes to avoid, and how to apply it in your company.

  • topic assessment
  • practical template
  • implementation action

Department KPIs

How the management tool works, common mistakes to avoid, and how to apply it in your company.

  • topic assessment
  • practical template
  • implementation action

CRM and customer base

How the management tool works, common mistakes to avoid, and how to apply it in your company.

  • topic assessment
  • practical template
  • implementation action
CAPSTONE PROJECT

Deliverables for “Sales and CRM”

Participants do not create a classroom exercise; they produce a set of documents ready for implementation in their own company.

Choose a plan →
1

Sales pipeline

Stages, transition criteria and conversions.

2

Plan and KPIs

Department metrics and revenue forecast.

3

CRM structure

Fields, statuses, roles and data-entry rules.

4

Sales management framework

Operating procedures for the Head of Sales and rules for managing the customer base.

HOW THE LEARNING PROCESS WORKS

The same structure for every module

The module structure turns each topic into an implementation-ready document that contributes directly to the capstone project.

Current-state assessment

How the area operates today, what is already in place, and what outcome is required.

checklist · starting point

Core theory

Three to five concise lessons covering the logic, common mistakes, recommended sequence, and an example.

lessons · methodology

Practical case study

A comparison of effective and ineffective approaches using a real or representative company case.

case study · management logic

Practical template

A practical template such as a goal map, KPI framework, cash-flow statement, RACI matrix, procedure, task, or process map.

template · completed example

Practical assignment

Participants apply the material to their own company and submit the completed work.

practice · company document

Self-assessment

A self-check covering terminology, the underlying logic, and the correct sequence of actions.

test · comprehension check

Implementation action

A specific next step required to implement the solution in the company.

implementation · next step

Link to the capstone project

Each module deliverable becomes part of the company’s management-system project.

summary · capstone project
PARTICIPATION FORMATS

One course, five levels of support

The educational core is the same. The format is selected according to the complexity of the challenge and the amount of feedback required.

FoundationSelf-paced learning and solution development using templates.
PracticeA learning schedule, a program coordinator and assignment reviews.
AcceleratorA mentor-led group, company reviews and project review and presentation.
ExecutiveIndividual assessment and a personalized learning path.
TeamA corporate group and shared management standards.
AssessmentA recommendation for the most suitable program and level of support.
WHAT PARTICIPANTS RECEIVE

Course deliverables can be applied in the company

The project scope depends on the starting situation and selected plan.

Sales pipeline

Stages, transition criteria and conversions.

Outcome:completed component of the “Sales and CRM” project

Plan and KPIs

Department metrics and revenue forecast.

Outcome:completed component of the “Sales and CRM” project

CRM structure

Fields, statuses, roles and data-entry rules.

Outcome:completed component of the “Sales and CRM” project

Sales management framework

Operating procedures for the Head of Sales and rules for managing the customer base.

Outcome:completed component of the “Sales and CRM” project

Review and refinement

On supported plans, participants receive feedback on assignments and refine their documents.

Outcome:fewer errors

Implementation plan

The capstone project is converted into actions, deadlines, owners and milestones.

Outcome:90-day roadmap
SECTION

Academy

A flagship course, specialized programs and five support formats, from self-paced learning to a corporate program.

LEARNING PATH

From assessment to implementation

Five stages connect the learning process to the company’s practical challenge.

1

Current-state assessment

We document the current state, key problems, and required outcome.

2

Understand the management logic

Concise lessons, common mistakes, sequence of actions and case studies.

3

Develop implementation-ready documents

Participants complete the templates using their company’s data.

4

Review and refinement

Self-assessment, program coordinator feedback or expert review, depending on the selected plan.

5

Project and implementation plan

The materials are consolidated into an integrated solution and a 90-day roadmap.

COURSE DELIVERABLE

“Sales and CRM” project

Sales pipeline

Stages, transition criteria and conversions.

Plan and KPIs

Department metrics and revenue forecast.

CRM structure

Fields, statuses, roles and data-entry rules.

Sales management framework

Operating procedures for the Head of Sales and rules for managing the customer base.

NEXT STEP

Choose a format for the “Sales and CRM” course

The curriculum is the same across formats. The differences lie in the schedule, depth of review, mentor involvement, individual support, and team implementation support.

  • self-paced learning
  • guided course
  • mentor-led group
Start a business assessment

The format is selected based on the management challenge, the required depth of support, and the participants involved.