Capabilities Design and manage territories with confidence
Everything you need to analyze coverage, balance capacity, and build territories that align to revenue potential and performance.
Sales Territory Planning Software Territory Planning for Balanced Growth
Design territories with clearer coverage, fairer opportunity allocation, and better alignment to revenue potential. With Atlas, connect territory design to capacity, quota fairness, and growth efficiency.
Coverage Build More Balanced Territory Coverage
Evaluate territory potential, account distribution, and rep capacity, so each book is aligned to a realistic opportunity set. That means fewer gaps, less overlap, and a stronger foundation for fair quotas and consistent performance. Instead of relying on gut feel or static territory splits, Atlas gives you a data-backed view of how coverage aligns to revenue potential, so every rep has a fair shot at hitting their number.
Efficiency Improve Revenue Efficiency Across the Field
Structure territories around real market opportunities and rep capacity, so your revenue plan is supported by thoughtful resource allocation rather than guesswork. By aligning territories to where deals are most likely to close, teams can improve productivity, reduce unnecessary hiring, and maintain a more efficient cost of sales as they scale.
Risk Reduce Risk in Quota and Headcount Planning
Use Atlas to identify coverage gaps, overbuilt segments, and uneven opportunity distribution early, before plans are finalized. By bringing visibility to where capacity and opportunity are misaligned, teams can set more realistic quotas, avoid unnecessary hiring, and build plans that scale. Atlas ensures your territory strategy supports performance and financial outcomes from day one.
Territory Coverage Analysis
Opportunity-Based Territory Design
Capacity and Book Balancing
Quota Fairness Evaluation
Territory Scenario Modeling
Cross-Functional Territory Planning Workspace
The biggest challenge with territory planning is allocating opportunity fairly enough that headcount, quotas, and revenue expectations all still make sense.
What our customers are saying
Why Birdie Chose QuotaPath Over Everstage
What if you could implement a commission tracking tool that both scales with your team and enables you to pay out monthly commissions to your team versus quarterly? At Birdie, that’s exactly what they did after implementing QuotaPath.
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Why AirDNA Left Spiff for QuotaPath
Scaling go-to-market teams deserve commission software that can grow with them, especially as their teams expand globally and their compensation structures increase in complexity. That's why AirDNA switched to QuotaPath, transforming commissions into a streamlined, transparent, and highly adaptable process.
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Keen Scales Sales Complexity Without Losing Control of Commissions
As Keen’s go-to-market motion grew more complex, spreadsheets stopped working. New comp layers, leadership rollups, and expansion splits demanded more than manual exports and quarterly reconciliation.
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From Excel Risk to Real-Time Confidence: How Zapier Runs Commissions Faster with QuotaPath
As Zapier scaled to hundreds of employees and nearly 80 commissionable users, RevOps needed a system that was easy to run, audit, and trust. With QuotaPath, Zapier gained speed, transparency, and confidence across RevOps, Finance, and Sales.
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How ECP Replaced Manual Spreadsheets with QuotaPath + HubSpot
As ECP’s sales team grew and commission plans evolved, manually managing payouts across five overlapping spreadsheets became unsustainable. For VP of Finance Sonja Karlson and Staff Accountant Elise Larson, it was time to find a system that would scale, save time, and deliver clarity to both Finance and Sales.
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How Rentvine Unified GTM, Finance, and Payroll in a Single Workflow
After building a complex, rep-first commission plan, Rentvine’s RevOps Leader Alex Romo needed a way to eliminate manual work, reduce risk, and unify GTM, Finance, and Payroll in a single workflow.
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How 86 Repairs Scaled Commissions from Spreadsheets to Full Automation
As 86 Repairs grew from a 4-person sales team to 20+, Director of Finance James Line needed to move away from error-prone spreadsheets and build a scalable, transparent commissions process. QuotaPath gave him and his team the automation, visibility, and time savings they needed to grow with confidence.
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Frequently asked questions
What is sales territory planning?
Sales territory planning is the process of assigning accounts, regions, or market segments to sales reps based on revenue potential, coverage needs, and team capacity.
Why is territory planning important for sales performance?
Strategic compensation planning is the process of designing pay programs that align employee incentives with company goals, financial targets, and performance outcomes. It includes decisions around salary, bonuses, commissions, quotas, and incentive structures.
How do you build fair sales territories?
Strategic compensation planning is the process of designing pay programs that align employee incentives with company goals, financial targets, and performance outcomes. It includes decisions around salary, bonuses, commissions, quotas, and incentive structures.
What data do you need for effective territory planning?
Strategic compensation planning is the process of designing pay programs that align employee incentives with company goals, financial targets, and performance outcomes. It includes decisions around salary, bonuses, commissions, quotas, and incentive structures.
How does territory planning affect quota attainment and revenue growth?
Strategic compensation planning is the process of designing pay programs that align employee incentives with company goals, financial targets, and performance outcomes. It includes decisions around salary, bonuses, commissions, quotas, and incentive structures.
Design territories your team can actually win in.
Use Atlas to balance coverage, model scenarios, and finalize fair territories alongside Finance and RevOps.
