SALES

Ask your sales documents a focused question and review the result

PugID analyses sales documents held in Google Drive or SharePoint. A team member selects a sales-specific question. PugID finds the relevant files and returns a structured result based on those documents. The sales team can then compare the result against source files and governed revenue systems before using it in a forecast, account review or commercial decision.

Abstract sales documents and pipeline signals converging into a structured review hub

Sales reviews rely on more than a single report

A pipeline review may draw on forecast packs, opportunity notes, account plans, meeting minutes and pricing approvals. A renewal discussion can rely on contracts, customer-health summaries and action logs. Locating those documents is only the first task; the figures, dates and definitions still need to align.

PugID operates at this document layer. It uses a chosen Sales question to identify relevant files in connected Google Drive or SharePoint folders and produce a structured result. It does not replace CRM, CPQ, billing, commission or live business-intelligence systems. Governed values should still be verified in their source system.

Begin with the question the sales review requires

The supplied Sales catalogue covers pipeline, forecast, account, pricing and process questions. These eight examples match the catalogue wording.

Pipeline by Stage

Summarize pipeline value/volume by stage and expected close dates.

Top Deals

List top deals this quarter with owner, value, and next steps.

Forecast vs Actual

Compare bookings forecast vs actual; note variance drivers.

Win/Loss Analysis

Summarize win/loss reasons by segment and competitor.

Churn & Expansion

Summarize churn risk and expansion opportunities by account.

Pricing Exceptions

List discount approvals and pricing exceptions.

Renewals Due

List contracts up for renewal in next 90 days.

Quote-to-Cash Issues

List bottlenecks in Q2C process and owners.

Go from source folders to a result you can review

Abstract flow from approved sales folders through question selection to a reviewable result
01

Connect approved folders.

Link the Google Drive or SharePoint locations that hold the sales documents relevant to the review.

02

Choose one Sales question.

Select the prompt that corresponds to the pipeline, forecast, account or process task.

03

Review the structured result.

Compare it against source documents and governed systems, resolve conflicts and assign an accountable owner before acting.

Use the result as a review layer

Sales documents can include stale close dates, duplicated opportunities, inconsistent stage definitions and notes drafted before the most recent customer conversation. A structured result can surface those differences, but it cannot determine which record is authoritative. The owner of the review still resolves the conflict.

For a controlled evaluation, log the document set, reporting period, reviewer and acceptance criteria. Assess whether the result makes missing evidence and open actions easier to locate. Do not publish an estimated revenue lift, time saving or forecast improvement without verified evidence.

Keep access and data handling within scope

PugID states that connections are encrypted, credentials are not stored, and documents and results are not kept permanently. It further states that temporary analysis data is removed automatically after eight hours.

Before connecting opportunity, pricing, customer, contract or commission material, verify folder permissions, contractual terms, processing details and internal policy. Minimise personal data and confine the evaluation to approved files.

Frequently asked questions

PugID analyses documents connected from Google Drive or SharePoint. The supplied Sales catalogue covers pipeline, forecasts, deals, win/loss reasons, renewals, pricing and sales-process reviews.
No. PugID is described as analysing connected documents and returning structured results. Governed opportunity records, quotes, transactions and approved metrics should remain in their systems of record.
PugID can structure information recorded in connected documents. Forecast reliability still depends on current opportunity data, definitions, judgement and governed revenue records. A responsible owner should validate every figure and assumption.
The described workflow uses documents already stored in Google Drive or SharePoint. Teams connect relevant folders rather than migrating files into a new repository.
Assign an owner to compare the result with source documents and revenue systems, check dates and definitions, investigate conflicts and confirm next steps before using it in a forecast or account decision.
PugID states that documents and results are not stored permanently and temporary analysis data is deleted automatically after eight hours. Confirm current contractual and technical details during evaluation.
Connect approved Google Drive or SharePoint folders, choose a Sales question and review the structured result.