7Sages Pricing Self-Assessment

Complete our pricing self-assessment to uncover key insights and take immediate,
informed actions to enhance your business performance.

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A well-defined pricing strategy is in place and updated annually in my company?
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The pricing strategy is communicated well across the entire organization
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A formalized brand position with clear pricing guidelines exists across all product lines
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Our pricing policy is based on our understanding of the value generated by our offer for customers with logic & rules for sharing the value along the Value Chain
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A process to assess the economic impact of a recommended pricing strategy is in place and performed systematically
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A formalized segmentation of customers and end users that allows you to price according to their willingness to pay exists
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Data around competitive and market information is captured in a formalized manner in CRM and is used for pricing decision making.
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A synthesis of Wins & Losses including an assessment of drivers and competitiveness vs. other solutions in the market is readily available
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External research is performed to evaluate positioning vs. existing products and competition to set the price of new products or services
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A well-defined price corridor (including a minimum floor and maximum ceiling price) exists for each segment and product category by region and customers according to service/product/customer strategy
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We use compensation and incentives for staff and employees to drive the execution pricing strategy
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We update our customer service and product price lists on a regular basis
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We regularly perform market research and customer focus groups to understand their perceived value and reactions to price changes
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When a pricing decision is made, likely competitive responses are taken into account.
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We have a well defined pricing function working across the organization
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Customer prices vary depending on factors such as payment terms, minimum order quantity, etc.
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We have analytics and KPIs such as price waterfall charts that clearly help monitor price performance
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There is a well-defined cross-functional governance process in my organization to manage price exceptions
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Appropiate pricing tools are in place to support the 4 phases of Pricing (Strategy, Simulation, Execution and Monitoring)
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We have a good understanding of our costs (e.g. raw materials, cost-to-serve, etc.) at a customer level that leads to customer-level profitability.
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My organization has rolled out pricing tools (such as a pricing software or a built tools in Excel) to make the pricing process efficient
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My organization provides regular training in pricing to keep employees updated on best-in-class places.
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We use Machine Learning and Advanced Analytics to optimize revenue/margins/market share
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We have value-selling tools and training for the sales team to effectively communicate our value to customers
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Our organization uses a mix of discounts, rebates and promotions to maximize profit
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