Information

  • RA#:

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Associate:

  • Associate Agent ID:

CFF

STEP #1

  • #1 Creates a positive first impression/uses proper greeting

  • #2 Assumptively asks for Aeroplan (Avis) or Airmiles (Budget) card

  • #3 Asks customer if he/she will be the only driver of the vehicle

STEP #2

  • #4 Gets the conversation started be engaging in question-led dialogue using 5W's or "how"

  • #5 Actively listens to the customer through body language/confirmation gestures.

  • #6 Confirms understanding of information discovered by restating at least 3 pieces of informationabout the customers needs/wants in his/her own words

  • #7 Enhances the conversation by sharing insights based on discovered information about the customers needs/wants in his/her own words

STEP #3

  • #8 Uses a direct statement when presenting the vehicle such as "I recommend" or "'I suggest"

  • #9 Uses Top Down Selling when presenting vehicle: Best Available

  • #10 Uses 2 features and 2 benefits offirst vehicle offered, based on customer's needs

  • #11 Uses customer focused pricing:>$15 Can/Special/Savings>$15 "Only a difference of"

  • #12 Handles customer objections (association discount, alternate vehicle)

STEP #4

  • #13 Offers combined package using assumptive language

  • #14 Responds to any objection with complete protection package

  • #15 Uses transition phrase to match customers objections

  • #16 Drops down to individual or combination of individual products

STEP #5

  • #17A Presents Travel Tab/ Garmin using assumptive language/features & benefits

  • #17B Handles objestions and/or drops down to Garmin from Travel Tab

  • #18 Presents GSO/FSO using assumptive language/features & benefits

  • #19A Presents other products /services

  • #19B Presents FX Now when prompted using assumptive language/features & benefits

STEP #6

  • #20 Closes positively (3 Things to say, 3 things to do)

  • #21 Uses "accept full financial responsibility" instead of 'decline coverage"

  • #22 Explains EZ Fuel

  • #23 Reviews Smoke Free Fleet, Damage Inspection, Late Fees

  • #24 Personalizes close/exiting instructions/uses name/thanks the customer

CORE A: Attitude

  • A) Smiles Appropriately

  • B) Establishes and maintains eye contact

  • C) Creates a positive atmosphere

CORE K: Knowledge

  • D) Present products/services/policies through benefit-driven dialogue

  • E) Demonstrates product belief by following the suggested price minimums

  • F) Follow the order of the customer service/sales step process

CORE S: Style

  • G) Presents in a clear and concise manner

  • H) Employs an appropriate volume, pacing and inflection when speaking

  • I) Avoids negative body language

  • J) Keeps customer engaged in conversation

STRENGTH:

  • WHEEL STEP STRENGTH:

  • STRENGTH BEHAVIOUR:

  • WHY IT IS IMPORTANT:

  • WHAT YOU DID:

OPPORTUNITY:

  • WHEEL STEP TO IMPROVE UPON:

  • WHEEL BEHAVIOUR TO IMPROVE UPON:

  • WHY IT IS IMPORTANT:

  • WHAT YOU DID:

FOLLOW UP ACTIVITY

  • U GAUNTLET

  • C GAUNTLET

  • F&B MEMEORY

  • ROLE PLAY

  • MEET THE FLEET

  • OBJECTION HANDLING GAME

  • OTHER:

  • DESCRIBE ACTIVITY:

SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS ON ACTIVITY:

  • ACTIVITY:

  • DATE TO COMPLETE:

  • DATE ACTIVITY COMPLETED

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT:

  • DATE:

  • RA#

  • ASSOCIATE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

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