Capacity Modeling

Use to model bookings targets vs headcount, ramp, and productivity assumptions.

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Capacity Modeling Playbook Skill

When to Use

During annual/quarterly planning to align hiring with revenue goals.
Stress testing bookings plans with upside/downside scenarios.
Preparing CRO/finance readouts on coverage gaps and productivity.

Framework

Assumption Library – document ramp curves, win rates, ACV, hours per deal, attrition.
Scenario Engine – plug assumptions into base/upside/downside tables.
Gap Analysis – highlight where capacity misses coverage vs target.
Mitigation Paths – propose levers (hiring, enablement, pricing, partner attach).
Communication Kit – summarize risks/opportunities for leadership decisions.

Templates

Capacity workbook tabs (inputs, scenarios, summary).
CRO briefing deck outline.
Hiring + enablement recommendation log.

Tips

Keep assumptions versioned to avoid stale models.
Tie recommendations to time-to-productivity and pipeline coverage KPIs.
Pair with quota-health to see downstream impact of headcount changes.

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AI-powered financial analysis suite. Generates executive CFO briefings from QuickBooks exports (P&L, Balance Sheet, General Ledger, Cash Flow, etc.) with anomaly detection, burn rate, runway analysis, and scenario modeling. Also estimates codebase development costs with organizational overhead and AI ROI analysis. Triggers on: 'CFO briefing', 'financial analysis', 'cost briefing', 'expense review', 'runway analysis', 'burn rate', 'cost estimate', 'how much would this cost to build', 'development cost', 'Claude ROI'.

Build Capacity Plan

Produces headcount, quota, and productivity scenarios mapped to revenue targets.

sales-gtm-revops+2

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