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Core-capability gap register
A structured register comparing required capabilities to current capabilities, flagging each gap with a fill strategy.
Demand-gen lead-stage definition register
The buyer gets a register where each required lead stage (e.g. MCL, MEL, MQL, SQL) has a definition, a funnel phase, an owning team, an entry criterion, and a lead-score threshold, with thresholds increasing down the funnel.
Feature-advantage-value messaging ladder mapped to personas
The buyer gets a messaging framework JSON: one feature-advantage-value row for every feature they list, every distinct value grouped under exactly one named theme, a matrix with exactly one cell for every persona and theme pairing (each stating a use case and a benefit), and summaries of exactly one, two, and five sentences.
Financing-round closing checklist
A structured closing checklist that echoes your frozen round stage, close date, and raise amounts, covers every closing step you require (a canonical six-step sequence by default), and enforces the minimum-commitment and wire-sequencing gates arithmetically.
Investor due-diligence answer register
A category-balanced register of answers to standard investor due-diligence questions, structured as data-room-ready JSON, with category coverage, answered-count consistency, and per-answer length floors machine-checked.
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.
Press list of reporters to pitch
A deduplicated press contact list built to your brief: every row carries a reporter name, a publication, a valid-format email address, and a sample-article link, with duplicate emails and single-source padding screened out.
Press release with every element a reporter needs
A complete, structurally-checked release: a headline that names your company, a distinct subhead, a dateline matching your city and date, a lead of at least 25 words, your requested number of attributed quotes, a number or statistic in the body, a boilerplate that names your company, your media contact email, and your media-kit link, all within the word cap.
Seven-sentence investor elevator pitch
A canonical seven-sentence investor elevator pitch (introduction, problem and solution, competitors, market opportunity, business model, achievements, funding ask), one checked sentence per slot within your word cap, naming your startup and founder, with the market-size and funding-ask sentences cross-checked against the pitch's own 16-slot fact sheet.
Strategic acquirer target register
A structured register of candidate acquirers, each with a valuation basis, an acquisition rationale, and named contacts.
Structured monthly investor update
A monthly investor update in a fixed JSON outline: an executive summary leading with numeric cash burn and runway, KPIs with actual vs predicted values, the five fixed accomplishment categories each populated, plans across three horizons, and a financing outlook, all structurally checked.
Three-stage fit evidence register
A fit evidence register compiling your progress across the three VPC fit stages, each stage backed by typed, described evidence.