Your partners are already inside the accounts you are chasing. We identify the priority, select the right partners, build the sales-ready play, manage the deployment, and attribute what it produces. You get pipeline you can forecast, and pay upfront, per qualified opportunity, or for booked revenue.
From workshop to managed field deployment in less than 30 days.
You need more pipeline, and it is sitting right in front of you. Your partners already sell into the exact accounts on your target list. They have the relationship, the trust, and in many cases an open deal you could ride.
But the overlap data just sits there. Somebody has to decide which door to open, build the offer, get it into the field through the partner, and prove it worked. Nobody owns that, so the pipeline your partners could produce never shows up in your forecast.
Partner pipeline opportunities produced by plays, not hopeful influence.
Every opportunity traced from first touch to closed-won, wired into your CRM.
Pay upfront, per qualified opportunity, or for booked revenue.
We build it, we run it, your partners send from their own inbox.
Priority Discovery, Partner Selection, Playbook Workshop, Sales-Ready Play, Managed Deployment, In-Quarter Pipeline.
We start from your priority: net-new acquisition, expansion, retention, cross-sell, competitive rip and replace, or strategic market entry.
Not just account overlap. The partners whose relationships, capabilities, credibility, and access give the play its best chance of winning.
One focused working session to define the audience, triggers, pains, personas, partner roles, value story, offer, execution requirements, and attribution criteria.
We track the play through your stack or ours: deployment to activity to lead to opportunity to closed-won.
Within a few business days we turn the workshop into a sales-ready play, then manage the deployment: messaging, partner and seller enablement, outreach, and monitoring.
Upfront, per qualified opportunity, or for booked revenue. Your call.
Sometimes we operate completely independently. Sometimes we orchestrate your use of the plays and you run them. Sometimes it is a joint effort. We use whichever method is more appropriate for the given scenario or play. Either way it produces.
Every Forecastable package includes Eva and Alex, your AI partnerships team, at no additional cost. Eva runs the day-to-day: she tracks commitments from partner conversations, validates partner-sourced leads, and keeps attribution intact from lead to opportunity.
Alex reads the whole program and tells you what to do next, with the evidence attached. Nothing to add on and nothing extra to pay.
Three of the plays we run most often.
Warm-partner entry into the dream accounts cold outreach cannot crack.
Many partners, many plays, one attributed number.
Internal cross-sell plays across two merged books in the first 100 days.
Most vendors who promise outcomes quietly take every account and hope. We do the opposite. We underwrite every engagement to determine whether a play can actually produce pipeline. If we believe it will, we put skin in the game with outcome-based pricing. If we cannot see a clear path to production, we say so up front and price it accordingly.
As long as our cost to produce beats the cost of a rep, you are ahead. And you can put us on the outcome instead of a salary.
A PRM logs what already happened. We produce and attribute new pipeline. Different job.
Crossbeam shows you the overlap. We turn it into plays that run and produce. We make that investment pay off.
The plays, the value stories, and the attribution are what take the time and the expertise. We bring all three, already built.
You choose how much risk we carry. The more we carry, the more it costs, because we are carrying it.
A fixed fee upfront for the lowest total price. You own the risk.
Outcome-based pricing tied to each qualified opportunity the play produces.
Outcome-based pricing tied to the booked revenue the play produces. Underwriting required.
Engagements are often funded through market development funds (MDF), and customers can split the investment with participating partners, reducing the direct cost to each organization. Final pricing depends on the play, the partners, deployment requirements, attribution readiness, and the level of risk we assume.
Our compensation is tied to specific results, qualified opportunities or booked revenue produced by the play, rather than to activity or time.
No. It means we underwrite. We put skin in the game on motions we would bet on: a real sponsor, warm partner relationships, a play that already wins in market, and execution we can attribute. If it does not clear, we tell you and price it upfront instead of pretending.
That is the design. We turn one focused playbook workshop into a sales-ready play deployed to the field in two to four weeks.
We track the play through the tools where the work happens: email, calendar, calls, and your CRM, in your stack or ours, from deployment to activity, lead, opportunity, and closed-won revenue. You see the chain, not a dashboard claim.
Yes to both. Engagements are often funded through MDF, and participating partners can split the investment with you, reducing the direct cost to each organization.
No. We hand your partner a ready-to-send play they can forward from their own inbox. When they are ready, they can opt in to let us run the sends for them.
Book a working session and we will identify where you want to win, which partners can improve your chances, and what it will take to deploy the play in less than 30 days. If we believe it will produce, we will put skin in the game.
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My journey from Education to Operations has equipped me with a unique perspective and skill set that perfectly aligns with Forecastable’s mission to help businesses improve sales collaboration through partner co-selling strategies.
At Forecastable, I am passionate about empowering teams and organizations to unlock the full potential of strategic partnerships. By leveraging my expertise in communication, leadership, and operational efficiency, I contribute to creating seamless co-selling processes that align with business goals and deliver exceptional results.
The intersection of my educational foundation and operational experience fuels my dedication to fostering alignment, building trust, and enhancing collaboration between partners. I am driven by the opportunity to contribute to a platform that not only optimizes sales strategies but also strengthens relationships that lead to long-term growth.
Paul Johnson has 20+ years of software development and consulting experience for a variety of organizations, ranging from startups to large-enterprise organization with highly-complex needs.
Mr. Johnson has a long track record of successful technology deployments.
This, combined with his deep passion for machine learning and exceptional user experience design, allows him to lead our technical direction from the front with confidence.
After serving in The United States Marine Corps, Alex Buckles spent the next two decades as a student of revenue production and an advocate for innovation.
Along the way, he has helped numerous companies achieve double and triple-digit growth by crafting and executing high-performing go-to-market strategies, with co-selling at the center of each.
As a once-advanced technical marketer, an expert sales & partner professional, and a strong customer success advocate, Mr. Buckles understands the impact of these functions aligning not only on revenue production, but on the day-to-day execution of the go-to-market strategy. This concept of revenue-team alignment is what quickly became the foundation of Forecastable back in January of 2018.
In his free time, you’ll find him spending quality time with his children, one of whom is on the autism spectrum. 1 in 36 children in the U.S. are on the spectrum and boys are four times more likely to be diagnosed than girls.
With that in mind, Mr. Buckles plans on dedicating the rest of his life serving those living with autism, through his organization Pathways for Autism. From his perspective, there must be a scalable and financially self-sustaining infrastructure established to put as many individuals with autism as possible on a path towards complete independence as adults.