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Account Scoring Tool

Score your target accounts on fit, timing and access, and sort them into Tier 1, 2 and 3. Runs in your browser; your numbers stay on your device.

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Updated 9 Oct 2026 · Free, no sign-up

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How to use it
  1. Step 1: Name an account and score it 0 to 3 on the 11 criteria.
  2. Step 2: Read the total, the tier and the weakest area.
  3. Step 3: Add it to the list, then copy or download the ranked table.

Score an account

Fit0 of 6 scored
Industry and sub-vertical match
Size band (employees, revenue)
Geography we can sell into and deliver in
The problem we solve is visibly present
Environment or systems are compatible
Deal size potential
Timing0 of 3 scored
Trigger event in the last six months
Active initiative or budget signal
Incumbent or contract timing
Access0 of 2 scored
Warm paths into the account
Buying committee can be identified

0 of 11 scored

–Not yet scored
Fit0 / 60
Timing0 / 25
Access0 / 15

Weakest area: Fit

Score all 11 criteria (or tick knock-out) to add this account.

Your account list

No accounts yet. Score your first one in the scoring form, or load the example.

How many accounts can your team work properly?

Tier 1: 0 · Tier 2: 0 · Tier 3: 0 · Not now: 0 · Knocked out: 0

Want this in your inbox?

Optional. We use your email only to send you this, nothing else.

Saved in this browser only. We receive nothing unless you choose to email yourself the list.

Adjust assumptions (scoring weights)

Keep fit above half: good timing never rescues a poor fit.

Sum: 100

How the score works

Each account is scored 0 to 3 on eleven criteria. Fit carries 60 points, timing 25 and access 15.

The total is out of 100. 90 or more is Tier 1, 75 to 89 is Tier 2, 60 to 74 is Tier 3. Below 60, leave the account alone and score it again when a trigger event appears.

Write down the evidence for every score of 2 or 3. A score nobody can explain is a guess.

Why this works on named accounts

A score is only useful when it decides where your hours go. On a broad list every company gets the same two lines of effort, so ranking them changes nothing. On a named list the top tier gets a mapped buying committee, a reason to talk this quarter and several conversations at once. If you score 200 companies and 30 clear the Tier 1 bar, that is the tool working: 30 accounts you can work properly are worth more than 2,000 you can only email.
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Common questions

How is the account score calculated?

Each criterion is scored 0 to 3 and multiplied by its weight. The total is the sum divided by 3, out of 100. Fit carries 60 points, timing 25 and access 15.

What do the tiers mean?

90 or more is Tier 1, 75 to 89 is Tier 2, 60 to 74 is Tier 3. Below 60, leave the account alone and score it again when a trigger event appears.

Can I change the weights?

Yes, under "Adjust assumptions". They must add up to 100. Keep fit above half: good timing never rescues a poor fit.

Where is my list stored?

In this browser only. Intandemly receives nothing unless you choose to email yourself the list. Use "Download CSV" to keep a copy or move it to another device.

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