Choose what to get done
Normalized competitor comparison scorecard
The buyer gets a structured comparison grid with a distinct row for every competitor they name, matched on whole words against the row's name or domain, so one merged row cannot stand in for two competitors. Each row carries the competitor's name, a host-like domain, site traffic, a G2 rating, an authority rank, a positioning phrase, an ease-of-use note, and one specific weakness. The row count must reach at least the number of named competitors, domains are unique across rows, the numeric metrics are checked as in-range, and the written entries must clear minimum word floors rather than merely being present.
One-sentence description of what I'm building and why
One plain-language sentence that states what you are building, for whom, and why it matters, machine-checked against the published rules: exactly one sentence, inside the published word band, a purpose connective present, no banned buzzwords, no em or en dashes.
Online-presence audit for demand, trust, and journey impact
I get a structured audit of my online presence: each surface, across website, branded search, social media, and review sites, rated on create-demand, build-trust, and potential-impact using fixed scales, with a short written note per surface and every negative-impact surface flagged.
OpenAPI endpoint reference
A complete, well-formed reference for one endpoint: method, path, parameters (with every path placeholder covered), the required status codes, and a consistent request body.
Operating model canvas
An operating model canvas that maps how your business delivers its value proposition: the value delivery chain step by step, plus the suppliers, locations, organization, information systems, and management system behind it, each element filled in and machine checked.
Pain-to-reliever coverage map
A pain coverage map linking customer pains to the relievers that address them, with every pain at or above your selected severity covered by at least one reliever, unique ids, and no dangling references.
Partner contribution map of bricks supplied to the buyer journey
I get a structured map of which bricks each partner (reseller, distributor, dealer, agency, consultant, or sales agent) contributes to my Yellow Brick Road, with each brick tied to a specific milestone 1 to 5 and rated on whether it creates demand and builds trust, so I can see where the partner ecosystem supports the journey and which milestones have no partner brick at all.
Partner prioritization matrix
Every partner placed on the SOM-by-value 2x2 with a next-best-action per quadrant, so your time goes to the highest-leverage partners.
Partner-sourced vs influenced revenue and lift
Counts and won-revenue split partner-sourced / influenced / no-partner, with the comparative lift (close rate, deal size, days-to-close) of partner deals vs the rest.
Pick the inner-circle channels to test now
I get a short, focused list of inner-circle channels to test now, each with a written reason it earned a slot, so I run experiments instead of debating the whole menu.
Pitch readiness score across the six due-diligence gates
An honest readiness scorecard over your own answers: each of the six investor due-diligence gates is marked covered or gapped against a disclosed character floor, every gap is surfaced by name, and a 0 to 6 readiness score is recomputed from the answers, never self-asserted.
Platform ecosystem role map
A validated platform role map with every participant assigned a role, every interaction typed, governance gap flags derived from missing rules, and an ecosystem health score.