The output · not a call recap
A deal recovery plan is the artifact you take into the forecast call. After Lazarus diagnoses the deal, you get recoverable versus a flat no, the blocker in plain language, and next actions across 0–90 days. Connect HubSpot or Salesforce and it lands on the deal.
Managers do not need a second recorder. They need a written call they can defend: which rep-owned deals close, which stalled deals still deserve effort, and what happens in the next two weeks versus the rest of the quarter.
Illustrative output for a stalled mid-market deal. Your report uses your evidence.
Recovery plan (example)
Call on the deal: Recoverable — the problem is still live; security was never addressed.
Blocker: Procurement wants a security review. The champion has not scheduled it.
0–14 days: Get the champion to book the security review this week. Send the one-pager they can forward.
15–45 days: Multi-thread to finance so procurement is not the only gate. If no intro, executive note that offers to close the file.
46–90 days: If there is still no buyer-owned step, treat it as a flat no and remove it from the forecast.
On the deal: Blocker = unaddressed security review. Next step owned by champion. Do not keep this at 80%.
The four-step method behind those actions is on How do I recover this deal? Use it on a stalled or closed-lost opportunity. Lazarus never joins Zoom, Meet, or Teams.