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How Do I Track Attach Rate and Add-On Sales by Rep?

Pulse ToolsHow Do I Track Attach Rate and Add-On Sales by Rep?
📖 2,531 words🗓️ Published Jul 18, 2026

flowchart TD A[Log Every Deal Line Item] --> B[Tag Core and Add On Products] B --> C[Attribute Each Sale to a Rep] C --> D[Calculate Attach Rate per Rep] D --> E[Compare Reps to Team Benchmark] E --> F[Coach Low Attach Reps] F --> G[Track Add On Revenue Trend] flowchart TD A[Define Add On Products] --> B[Tag Deals With Rep] B --> C[Pull CRM Line Items] C --> D[Calculate Attach Rate Per Rep] D --> E[Compare Against Team Average] E --> F[Coach Low Attach Reps] F --> G[Track Add On Revenue Over Time]

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Attach is when a rep adds something to the core sale - an accessory, service plan, warranty, or upsell - rather than ringing up bare product. The core unit is the anchor; everything bundled onto it is what attach rate measures. Track it as its own line, not folded into total revenue. Why score attach per rep instead of using a store or team average? A team average hides who is actually bundling and who is coasting on core sales. When attach lives only as a floating store percentage, no individual rep feels accountable for it. Putting attach on each rep's scorecard makes the behavior visible and tied to coaching and pay. How do I calculate the composite score? Composite score = the sum of (weight × level) across all KPIs. You give attach and add-on their own weights, assign each rep a 1-to-5 level on every line, then add it all up. A rep who is a level 5 on core units but a level 1 on attach lands low and gets a constant nudge to bundle. How many KPIs should the scorecard have? Often eight or nine lines covering the full job, with attach and add-on broken out as their own weighted KPIs. The point is that a complete rep produces more than core units, so the matrix scores the whole basket. Keep each line distinct so attach can't hide behind strong core numbers. What happens when we launch a new add-on? You raise that add-on's weight overnight, and the team chases it the next day because the matrix drives the paycheck. Because weights are set with leadership and the matrix is published, every rep sees the new priority immediately. This lets you steer attach behavior without rewriting comp plans. Is there a tool that builds this scorecard for me? Yes - PULSE has a free [Pulse Check Matrix](/tools/pulse-check) that builds the scorecard, weights attach and add-on as their own KPIs, and rolls everything into a per-rep composite. It handles the weighting and leveling so you can publish the matrix and coach from it. You set the weights with leadership; the tool does the math. ## Bottom Line The free PULSE Pulse Check Matrix is the Best Overall because it scores attach and add-on per rep as their own weighted lines and rolls every rep into one composite Pulse number at no cost, so the quiet under-bundlers cannot hide behind a team average, and a Google Sheets or Excel scorecard is the Best Value for tracking attach by rep on a budget. The method is what wins: break attach out as its own KPI, weight it, score every rep 1-to-5, and tie the paycheck and the coaching to the composite so reps sell the whole basket. ## Related on PULSE - [How Do I Know Where, When, and How Many People to Schedule at Each of My Multi-Unit Retail Locations?](/knowledge/tl0001)

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