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Targets provide RevOps and Sales Ops teams with a comprehensive tool for dynamic target setting. Use formulas, historical data, and manual inputs to create realistic targets and adjust for key factors such as ramping reps and market potential.

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Set targets in different modules

Assign targets at the team, territory, or product level. The functionality works similarly across all modules:

  • Teams Module: Set targets associated with individuals, such as sales reps with quotas. Assign targets to team members to define the individual responsible for hitting that target.

  • Territories Module: Set targets against a region or market segment. For example, when you use territory composition data, such as potential, to ensure targets are realistic.

  • Products Module: Set targets against product lines or SKUs. For example, if you introduce a new SKU and you want to give a specific target for it.

Defining targets

There are two ways to define your targets in Fullcast:

  • Formula: Use historical data and projections to calculate targets. For example, you can take last year's total bookings and multiply them by 1.3 to reflect a 30% growth target.

  • Manual Input: If your finance team gives you a specific target to hit, manually enter that figure into the system.

Apply historical data from previous years to smooth out fluctuations and create a more accurate forecast over time.

Person and territory quotas

Set up your quotas against a person or a territory:

  • Person-level targets: Assign quotas to individuals (for example, an enterprise AE with a $1.2 million quota). If you set quotas against a person, build out and organize your teams to mirror the organizational structure. Separate your sales roles from other departments and further break down sales into regions and segments.

  • Territory-level targets: A territory's quota is based on the potential of the accounts within it (for example, account management based on renewal availability) and the assigned representative assumes that quota.

Target types

  • Scalar: A set of numbers that measures your progress to reach your goal.

  • Timeseries: A specific revenue goal or objective that is distributed over a period of time.

Split types

  • Split: If multiple people of the same role are assigned to the same node (territory), a split target divides the target evenly among them.

  • Overlay: An overlay target assigns each person the same full target value.

For example, if a territory has a $1M quota target and two AEs are assigned, split means each AE gets $500K and overlay means each AE gets $1M.

Goal types

  • Static: fixed, unchanging targets or benchmarks that guide revenue-generating activities. When setting up a target, it is necessary to set an annual goal.

  • Dynamic: Dynamic goals are targets that can change and adapt based on real-time data and performance metrics.

Adjustments

Productivity adjustments are optional adjustments you can add to a target based on the performance of individuals associated with the target. With ramp-based adjustments, a percentage of the set quota per month corresponds to productivity, gradually increasing from 0% to 100%.

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Configure and edit targets

Schedule profiles

Adjust and schedule targets

Team-specific target options

Track and report on targets

Strategy and best practices

For the strategic side of target-setting — quota planning frameworks, tying quotas to territory potential, and deriving individual quotas from territory targets — see the Quotas & Targets section of the Fullcast Learning Hub, starting with Inside Targets: A Practical Look at the Fullcast Quota Framework.