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Territory design

Territory design refers to the structuring and allocation of sales areas, often based on geographic, industry, or account-based criteria. In B2B organizations, properly designed territories ensure that sales representatives are evenly distributed and can efficiently cover their assigned markets without overlap or missed opportunities. Strategic territory design leads to optimized sales performance, as it balances workload and aligns the company’s resources with market demand.

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