Outcome. Once an edition is delivered, every sponsor account gets stamped with the edition it just bought, and the next edition deal is created automatically for the ones who scored you nine or ten, while the unhappy ones get a phone call before anyone mentions a renewal price.
flowchart TD
A[Sponsorship deal reaches Delivered] --> B[Add edition to company history]
B --> C[Add contract value to lifetime value]
C --> D[Delay 2 days]
D --> E[Debrief task for the account owner]
E --> F{Score known within 21 days?}
F -->|no| G[Chase the survey, end]
F -->|yes| H{Score?}
H -->|9 or 10| I[Create next edition deal, first refusal task, notify manager]
H -->|7 or 8| J[Debrief first task, notify owner]
H -->|6 or below| K[Director call task in 2 days, no offer]
H -->|out of range| L[Alert marketing operations, survey scale wrong]

When to use it, when not to
- UseUse it when sponsors come back year after year and the first refusal window is the commercial moment that matters, which is most established events.
- UseUse it when you want the renewal pipeline to open in the fortnight after the doors close, while the team still remembers who was pleased and who was not.
- SkipDo not use it without a post event survey that sponsors actually answer. With no score the workflow correctly refuses to open anything, and you will have built a stamping machine.
- SkipDo not use it when renewal is negotiated centrally once a year for a portfolio of events. One deal per sponsor per event is the wrong shape for a framework agreement.
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