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buying-committee-mapper

Use this skill when a B2B deal or target account needs more than one contact: "who else should I talk to", "map the buying committee", "multi-thread this deal", or a single-threaded deal is at risk. Maps the economic buyer, champion, influencers, users, technical evaluator and blockers, names the likely people and titles, scores coverage and sentiment, and produces a multi-threading plan with what each person needs to hear and who should reach them.

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Use this whenever a deal depends on one person. Single-threaded deals close far less often than deals with three or more engaged contacts, and they die quietly when the one contact changes jobs or goes quiet.

Inputs

The account or deal, its size and stage.
Contacts already engaged and what each has said.
The product and the departments it touches.

The play

1. List the roles the deal needs

Role	Question they answer	Typical titles
Economic buyer	Is it worth the money?	VP, C-level, budget owner
Champion	Will this make my life and my team better?	Manager or director who feels the pain
Technical evaluator	Will it work with what we have?	IT, engineering, operations, RevOps
Users	Will I actually use it?	Individual contributors
Blockers	Is it safe and compliant?	Security, legal, procurement, finance
Influencers	What do I recommend?	Peers, advisors, adjacent team leads

Deal size sets how many roles show up: under $10k often 1-2 people; $10-50k usually 3-5; above $100k usually 6-10.

2. Name the people

For each role, find the most likely person at the account. Mark each as confirmed (they told you or you met them) or inferred (from the org chart or titles).

3. Score each contact

Engagement (none, aware, engaged, active) and sentiment (supporter, neutral, sceptic, unknown). An unknown blocker is the most dangerous cell on the map.

4. Plan the threads

For each gap, decide who reaches out (rep, manager, executive sponsor, solutions engineer), through which route (champion introduction is best, then direct), and what that person needs to hear in their own language.

5. Arm the champion

Give the champion the material they need to sell internally: a one-paragraph business case, the security pack, a short answer to the most likely objection from each other role.

Output format

Deal: <account> - <size> - <stage>
Committee:
  role | name | title | confirmed/inferred | engagement | sentiment | what they need
Coverage: <roles engaged / roles needed>  Risk: <single-threaded? unknown blocker?>
Plan: <next 3 actions with owner and date>
Champion kit: <items to send>

What good looks like

At least three engaged contacts before a deal is called "commit".
The blocker is identified before the proposal, not after.
Outreach to new contacts goes through the champion when possible, so it reads as collaboration rather than going around them.
The common mistake is mapping titles without talking to anyone: a map full of inferred names gives false comfort.

Rules

MUST mark each person as confirmed or inferred.
MUST flag any deal with a single engaged contact as at risk.
NEVER contact a new stakeholder in a way that undermines the champion without discussing it with them first.

Example prompts

"Map the buying committee for our $80k deal with Contoso. I only talk to the IT manager."
"Who else should I bring into this deal, and how?"
"Build a multi-threading plan for my top 5 deals."

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