PRODUCT GUIDE
Seven places a sales flow can stall.
Use these as diagnosis questions across service industries. Your evidence determines whether a problem or explanation applies.
Product guide · Based on the September 18, 2026 product documentation. Connected proof is reported for specific operations; this guide is not a new live certification. Private work and provider authorization take place in Agent.
Public signals do not become reviewable opportunities
Public event → qualified opportunity
What to look for
Relevant changes are found inconsistently or without preserved source context.
- referral dependence
- generic list building
- weak reason to contact
A possible explanation to test
Manual source review and qualification are not operated as a durable workflow.
Qualified actions wait in an unclear review queue
Opportunity → approved action
What to look for
Operators cannot see what requires review, preview or approval.
- slow review
- unsafe shortcuts
- unclear ownership
A possible explanation to test
Decision, preview and authority are not presented as separate steps.
Replies and follow-up lose context
Outreach → reply → qualified next action
What to look for
Provider replies are not consistently associated with the governed conversation.
- missed replies
- duplicate follow-up
- manual thread reconstruction
A possible explanation to test
Mailbox events, identity and reply decisions are split across tools.
Meeting handoff and outcome evidence are unreliable
Reply → booking → attendance → outcome
What to look for
A booking or attendance claim may lack exact provider readback.
- unverified bookings
- unclear attendance
- premature billing attribution
A possible explanation to test
Scheduling, meeting and attribution systems use different identifiers and evidence boundaries.
Automation authority is hard to bound
Proposed action → external effect
What to look for
Users cannot distinguish suggestions, approvals, limits and autonomous authority.
- fear of silent action
- overbroad promises
- unclear stop behavior
A possible explanation to test
Mode, role, autonomy and provider permission are often collapsed into one setting.
Connector presence is mistaken for complete provider support
Provider connection → customer workflow
What to look for
A source connector may exist without connected proof for every operation.
- provider-wide claims
- Test-to-Live widening
- dead-end setup
A possible explanation to test
Implementation, integration and connected proof are not separated.
Commercial terms and outcome evidence are conflated
Plan → outcome → billable event
What to look for
Customers cannot distinguish subscription, included objects, bonus fees and provider evidence.
- stale price copy
- implied Live readiness
- unclear cancellation
A possible explanation to test
Pricing copy can drift away from billing policy and proof level.
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