How large is your typical customer buying group that is responsible for making a purchase decision?

Just one decision maker0%

2-367%

4-517%

6-717%

8-90%

10 or more0%


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Director of Sales in Software, 51 - 200 employees
I run all of the sales for our company. It’s not a huge group of people but it does span a huge group of revenue ranges, from multi-billion to 5,000,000. So with SMB, it's going to be getting right to C-Suite or one step away from that. When we're selling to a mid-market or an enterprise customer and our mid-market is still pretty big (500 million+), you will have multiple people involved and it's a buying committee. Our product is a platform so we want to get three different role groups involved at least every time. We can get up to five, but in a really deep enterprise, we're going to have to talk to it and then maybe three or four different groups will all need to come to a consensus.

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Always12%

Often64%

Sometimes21%

Rarely2%

Never0%


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