
Win-Loss Analysis Report
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Rep opinions about lost deals tend to blame price, which hides the real causes. This four-page Google Docs review sets out one lost deal from first contact to the buyer's decision, then tests it against the buyer's own words and the team's wider win and loss pattern. It is organized as a short case: the summary and timeline first, why we lost next, and lessons with owned actions last.
The sample is a fictional Ravenmoor Trading deal with Bramblecote Logistics, an $86,000 annual subscription lost to Quillon Software after 96 days. It includes 20 buyer interviews, 9 of them from lost deals, and three recommendations with owners. Replace the deal, figures and quotes with your own, and check each claim against the call notes before the review is shared.
Click Make a copy in Google Docs, then confirm on the Google page. The copy is saved to your own Google Drive.
Replace the deal summary with your CRM figures, owners and due dates.
Describe your sample: the period, deal count, interviews and how deals were picked.
Paste buyer quotes only with permission, and remove names where the buyer asked.
Delete the guide page, then share the review with the sales team or present it at the meeting.
CRM loss reasons are often entered by reps, and they skew toward price. Use buyer interviews for the reasons and the CRM for the counts, and keep no-decision deals as a separate cause.
No. Ravenmoor Trading, Bramblecote Logistics, Quillon Software, the people and every figure in this review are fictional sample data. Replace them with your own before you share the review.
Start with the largest losses in the last quarter, and aim for enough interviews to see a pattern. Five deals show a story, not a trend, so state the sample size next to every conclusion.

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