Dynamic Sewer Control · Sales Playbook
The 6-Stage
Sales Playbook
From the first signal of a viable lead to a signed contract — six deliberate stages that turn
a utility's overflow problem into a deployed Dynamic Sewer Control solution.
Each stage has owners, artifacts, and a clear exit criterion.
1
Customer Readiness
Qualify the lead
Activities
- Potential customer list with pre-assessment
- Contact person identified
- Readiness ranking applied
- Sales-person / customer matching
2
Awareness
Open the door
Activities
- Set up digital intro meeting
- Preparation: existing customer?
- Prior Grundfos contact history
3
Discovery
Show the potential
Activities
- Read pre-assessment
- Digital introduction meeting — solution + potential
- Send presentation to customer
4
Problem Identification
Technical deep dive
Activities
- Set up face-to-face meeting
- Technical deep dive · detect problem area
- Present / brainstorm proposal
- Iterate proposal with meeting input
- Decide on next steps
5
Consideration
Close the loop
Activities
- E-mail proposal
- Follow-up meeting
- Negotiate contract
- Approval from management
- Approval from board
6
Purchase Process
Land the deal
Outcome
- Sign contract
- Hand-off to delivery
- Onboarding scheduled
Stage 4 · MappingWhich solution fits this customer?
During Problem Identification the rep maps the customer's infrastructure profile onto one of four offers.
Flagship
Dynamic Sewer Control
Full system — real-time control of the sewer network. Default when sensors and structures are in place.
Fit
Sewer Insight
When the focus is detection and the customer has no sensors.
Fit
Asset Monitor
When there's no SCADA and only Grundfos pumps are in scope.
Fit
Pumps
When the customer has no structures — pump-only opportunity.
Entry signal
Overflow events, capital plans, public utility data
Exit criterion
Signed contract & delivery hand-off
Owner
Assigned salesperson · visible to whole team