MegaMart

MegaMart was the largest single opportunity in the pipeline at $370k/yr, lost in June when the company decided to build a collaboration solution in-house instead of purchasing. [Deal notes.md]

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The deal reached the Proposal stage in June before MegaMart's procurement team pivoted to an in-house build strategy. No pricing or product objection was recorded — the decision was driven by a strategic shift, not a competitive loss to another vendor. [Deal notes.md]

• In-house build risk: Large enterprise accounts with internal engineering capacity may opt to build rather than buy, especially when security and data control are concerns.
• Security risk: Enterprise-scale deals carry heightened security scrutiny that can trigger in-house alternatives.
• Plan: Re-approach MegaMart in approximately 6 months to reassess — their in-house project may stall or prove costly. [Deal notes.md]

• Schedule a re-approach outreach to MegaMart procurement team in ~6 months (approx. December) [Deal notes.md]
• Document in-house build & security risk pattern to refine enterprise qualification criteria for future large-retailer prospects

MegaMart represented the single largest deal in the patch. Its loss had a significant impact on overall pipeline coverage. See the Pipeline Dashboard for current active deal status, Revenue Forecast for weighted pipeline figures, and Next Actions for open tasks across all active deals.

Other active/closed deals for reference:

• Novalogics — $90k, Lead
• Brickmate — $135k, Discovery
• SevenRetail — $270k, Proposal
• AtlasHR — $180k, Negotiation
• CoreWorks — $110k, Closed Won