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Turn an account's contact list into a champion map: classifies each stakeholder as economic buyer, coach, blocker, or user, scores them 0-100, and renders the power structure as an org chart with a next-action angle for each one.…
Turn a supplied contact CSV into an evidence-led stakeholder map, without treating title-based guesses as confirmed account truth.
last_touch, last_activity_date, or latest_email.Blank, invalid, unknown, and stale interaction dates are preserved as missing or weak evidence rather than filled with a favorable guess.
Unknown / needs discovery.likely, possible, or unknown.The heuristic combines title seniority, engagement recency, explicit influence signals, and risk penalties or caps. C-level roles keep high influence treatment, but missing or stale engagement prevents an automatic top champion score. Unknown titles, generic inboxes, inactive approval roles, and missing interaction evidence reduce confidence.
Every score includes a short breakdown such as Title: +20 director; engagement: +28 within 30 days; signals: +10 explains process; penalties/caps: none.
The map is only as current and complete as the supplied contacts, titles, interaction dates, and notes. Titles can suggest function and seniority but cannot prove reporting lines, budget ownership, internal support, or account politics. The score is a repeatable prioritization heuristic, not a prediction that a person will champion or approve a purchase.
The package contains no scripts, CRM connector, enrichment service, browser automation, or outreach sender. It does not update records, research people on the web, or contact stakeholders. Review personal data and any eventual outreach under your organization's privacy, consent, and legal requirements.
Use the guide to separate role, authority, engagement, and demonstrated influence; label every relationship by confidence; and choose the next evidence-seeking action for each stakeholder.
Read the sales champion mapping guide →Turn an account's contact list into a champion map: classifies each stakeholder as economic buyer, coach, blocker, or user, scores them 0-100, and renders the power structure as an org chart with a next-action angle for each one.…
Turn an account's contact list into a champion map: classifies each stakeholder as economic buyer, coach, blocker, or user, scores them 0-100,….
Do not treat a successful run as proof beyond the supplied files, declared scope, and evidence the skill actually checked.
It requires a target account name and a CSV of known contacts with name, title, email, and last interaction. Equivalent last-touch field names are accepted, and explicit notes or CRM context can supply additional influence signals.
It returns an org chart or text tree, a per-contact score table, an influence map with confidence labels, and a role-specific next-action table.
The 0-100 heuristic combines title seniority, engagement recency, explicit influence signals, and risk penalties or caps. The score estimates immediate champion usefulness; it is not a measure of personal value or confirmed authority.
No. C-level contacts receive high influence treatment, but stale or missing engagement lowers and caps the champion score. They may be an economic buyer or approver while another stakeholder acts as coach or champion.
No. It infers likely functions and influence paths from supplied title and engagement evidence, labels every relationship likely, possible, or unknown, and places unresolved people under needs discovery.
No. The package contains instructions and reference files, not CRM integrations or outreach automation. It analyzes the supplied context and returns Markdown for the user to review.
Current price and purchase option are shown on Agensi. Champion Mapper works with agents that read SKILL.md and returns a reviewable Markdown analysis.
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