Pacing vs. Targets Agent
Sends alerts on pacing across every funnel stage against weekly, monthly, and quarterly targets.
A pacing dashboard shows the gap once someone opens it. This agent watches the gap every day and pings the owner before it hardens into a miss.
What it does
Most pacing lives in a dashboard that gets checked at the end of the month, when the quarter is already decided. The Pacing vs. Targets Agent tracks pace at each funnel stage against weekly, monthly, and quarterly goals on the context layer, and alerts the moment a stage starts trailing the run rate it needs. It does the part a dashboard cannot: it tells the right person, early, while there are still weeks to act.
- Tracks pace at each funnel stage
- Compares against weekly, monthly, and quarterly goals
- Alerts before a gap becomes a miss
Runs under Safe Autonomy. Every move is proposed, approved on your terms, committed, and reversible in one click.
How it works
Trigger to committed action. Every step is logged, and the final write is reversible.
- 1Trigger
The daily pace check runs
Each day the agent rolls up volume at every funnel stage, from new leads through closed won, and compares actuals to the run rate required to hit weekly, monthly, and quarterly targets.
- 2Step 01
Compute pace per stage
It measures where each stage stands against the pace it needs, not just the period total, so a stage that is technically on plan but decelerating still surfaces.
- 3Step 02
Find the stage that breaks the chain
It isolates which stage is dragging, distinguishing a top-of-funnel volume problem from a mid-funnel conversion problem so the alert points at a cause, not a symptom.
- 4Step 03
Size the gap in real terms
It quantifies the shortfall as the number of leads, opps, or dollars needed to get back on pace, so the owner sees what closing it actually requires.
- 5Commit
Alert the owner in Slack, update the dashboard
The agent posts the pacing alert to the relevant Slack channel and refreshes the pacing view, so the gap reaches the person who owns the stage rather than waiting to be discovered.
In practice
Three weeks into the quarter, top-of-funnel is quietly running 12% behind the pace needed to hit the number, but nobody opens the pacing dashboard until the monthly review.
On day three of the shortfall the agent flagged the trailing stage in the RevOps Slack channel, named it as a lead-volume gap, and sized it at the exact number of new opps per week needed to recover.
Demand gen reallocates spend in week three with time to recover, instead of finding out at the month-end review when the quarter is already lost.
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Put the Pacing vs. Targets Agent to work
It ships on the stack you already own and starts proposing moves the week it goes live. You approve the first few. It earns the longer leash from there.