How to know if it's a good business case or not?
We could start by asking the following question: What defines a good business opportunity?
If you ask 10 different people you probably get 10 different answers and every answer is good.
The challenge is actually not defining them, it's finding them.
In this newsletter, we will talk about how you can use 3manager to spot business opportunities quickly, so you can spend time on qualified projects rather than having to turn every rock.
All the best 🙏🏻
Henrik Lundsholm Founder, 3manager
1. Start with your business definitions
What defines a good business opportunity for you? Grab a pen and paper and write all the ideas down. Here are some ideas for inspiration:
Printers which are over utilized
Printers which have printed more than 400.000 pages in total
Printers on contracts which are up for termination within 6 months
Printers with a high toner waste
Printers which are not on a contract
Color printers with a yearly volume higher than 20.000
Printers which are not marked as managed but prints more than 20.000 per year
... Just to mention a few.
2. Create the filters
Now its time to convert your definitions into actual filters in 3manager. The goal is that you get a list of all clients and devices which meet those definitions you just made in step 1. Make sure to save your filters, so it's easy to re-use at a later time.
3. Start the automation and get leads in your inbox
