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Build a guide for this partner and prospect

Content selection has two scopes: what matters to the buyer and what the partner is allowed to sell. Both must remain visible in the assembled guide.

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Business goal
Extend scope (revenue)
Business metric
Partner ramp time

Prepare, rehearse, and assess the demo

Use current partner records and a supported demo environment. Agree on the target buyer task and readiness criteria.

The task in this example

What should I show a freight company evaluating invoice automation?

  1. Step 1

    Identify the use case

    Map the request to freight invoice automation.

    Taxonomy

    Use industry and task terms that partners and prospects actually use.

  2. Step 2

    Check eligibility

    Read the partner’s tier and certifications.

    Product or customer data

    The portal determines which products and capabilities the partner may sell.

  3. Step 3

    Select modules

    Retrieve applicable features, stories, and demo tasks.

    Taxonomy

    Filter by industry, use case, edition, and release; do not mix retired screens into current steps.

  4. Step 4

    Assemble a guide

    Arrange reusable modules around the buyer’s task.

    Content team

    Maintain each module’s prerequisites and expected result so assembly does not remove essential context.

  5. Step 5

    Assess readiness

    Deliver the quiz and observe a rehearsal.

    System

    The learning system delivers and scores the quiz.

    People

    A reviewer checks demo accuracy and records gaps the quiz cannot detect.

This framework provides a practical baseline shaped by experience. Every organization operates under distinct technical and operational realities that require tailored design and governance. While you can adapt these measures independently, we frequently partner with teams to customize governance, integrations, and rollout. Performance outcomes will naturally vary.

Why these content layers matter

Intelligent content

Maintain modular feature explanations and demo tasks so a guide can reuse current content instead of copying slides.

Taxonomy

Classify modules by industry, use case, edition, release, and partner eligibility using buyer and partner terminology.

Verify the result and handle exceptions

Compare every guide module with partner eligibility and the demo environment. Test an ineligible capability and an older module to confirm exclusion.

If the request exceeds the partner’s tier or available evidence, identify the gap and route it to the partner manager. An assembled guide should not imply new selling permissions.

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Support for this implementation

Organize partner guidance by audience and task, with clear ownership as the product changes.

What does a partner need before you can step out of the demo?

Intuitive Stack can help structure solution and demo content, classify it for partner use, and define a practical readiness pilot.

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