A business case for AI outbound that survives a CFO and a procurement review needs seven fixed sections — problem statement, baseline, intervention, financial model, risk register, decision criteria, exit plan — and one honest number up front: The Bridge Group’s 2025 survey of 351 B2B companies found average SDR ramp time is 3.0 months, so any model that books revenue before then is guessing.
What this covers
- The document structure procurement actually wants to see
- The financial model, done honestly
- The two mistakes that get business cases rejected
- The risk register a procurement team will ask for
- What infosec will ask before they sign off
- Decision criteria: define success and failure before you start
This is a technical summary. The full guide — with the data, tables and worked examples — is on our site: *Business Case for AI Outbound Sales (2026)*.
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