Sales deals stall and fall through between verbal agreement and actual payment
Sellers frequently lose deals in the gap after a prospect verbally agrees but before payment is actually collected, due to friction in following up, invoicing, and closing the loop. This deal-to-cash gap is a recurring structural issue in sales and billing workflows, in an already competitive proposal-to-payment tooling market.
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