Qualification Script Example
A sales representative is attempting to qualify a lead. The representative uses a qualification script that has a lead threshold of 60. Therefore, in order for this lead to be considered qualified, the qualification score must be 60 or higher. The script has these three questions:
Question |
Weighting Points |
Answers - Weighting Percentage |
---|---|---|
Question 1 |
20 Points |
Answer A - 100 Answer B - 75 Answer C - 25 |
Question 2 |
50 Points |
Answer A - 100 Answer B - 50 Answer C - 20 |
Question 3 |
100 Points |
Answer A - 100 Answer B - 80 Answer C - 0 |
Total |
170 Points |
170 points possible |
When the sales representative runs through the script with the lead, these answers are given:
Question |
Answer |
Calculation |
Points Toward Score |
---|---|---|---|
Question 1 (20 points) |
Answer B (75 percent) |
20*.75=15 |
15 points |
Question 2 (50 points) |
Answer C (20 percent) |
50*.20=10 |
10 points |
Question 3 (100 points) |
Answer B (80 percent) |
100*.80=80 |
80 points |
This gives the lead a total of 105 weighting points out of the possible 170 weighting points. 105 points is 62 percent of 170 points, giving the lead a qualification score of 62. Because this number is greater than the lead threshold percentage of 60, the lead is considered qualified.