Write the buyer-facing deliverable promise statement
Drafts the concise buyer-facing commitment statement naming the artefact, the question it answers, what it covers and excludes, and the standard it meets — for use in proposals, sales, and onboarding.
In / outBuyer question + scope boundary + artefact definition → one-paragraph deliverable promise statement
You might say…
“Writing the promise statement forced me to compress everything I knew into one paragraph — and that paragraph became my best sales tool.”
What it does
Given the buyer question, scope boundary, and artefact definition, drafts the concise commitment statement — naming the artefact, the question it answers, what it covers and excludes, and the standard it meets — for use in proposals, sales, and onboarding. Used to produce the external articulation a buyer reads to understand what they are buying.
Trigger: Use once the buyer question, scope boundary, and artefact definition exist, to produce the external articulation a buyer reads to understand what they are purchasing.
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