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Pipeline coverage is not one number

Separate gross pipeline from CRM-weighted value, calculate the remaining target, and translate the weighted gap into a pipeline-creation requirement using your own win-rate assumption. No signup; inputs stay in this browser tab.

01 · Inputs

Use your own operating assumptions

02 · Operator output

Coverage separated from expected value

Remaining target$650,000Target minus closed won
Gross coverage2.00×Open pipeline ÷ remaining target
Weighted coverage0.80×Weighted pipeline ÷ remaining target
Weighted gap$130,000Remaining target minus weighted pipeline
Indicative pipeline creation requirement$520,000

At the entered 25% win-rate assumption, this much new gross pipeline would contribute the weighted value needed to close the current gap.

$0 of the remaining target is not covered by gross open pipeline.

Coverage answers whether enough value is present. Forecast judgment answers which value is credibly expected. Keep the two decisions separate.

How to use the calculation

Keep target, closed-won value, open pipeline, and weighted pipeline on the same amount definition, currency, cohort, and period. If one number uses annual recurring revenue while another uses total contract value, the ratios are not comparable even when the arithmetic is correct.

The calculator does not apply a universal coverage benchmark. Stage probabilities, sales cycles, deal concentration, new-pipeline timing, and CRM hygiene vary by motion. Use the result to expose the assumptions behind a plan, then inspect the deals and creation sources that would have to make it true.

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