Current issue
Deals slow down when context fragments.
FIG 0.1
Research
Research
Lives in docs.
FIG 0.2
Discovery
Discovery
Lives in call notes.
FIG 0.3
Positioning
Positioning
Lives in someone’s head.
FIG 0.4
Handoffs
Handoffs
Restart the deal.
When context doesn’t persist, teams repeat work, drift off‑message, and miss what buyers care about in the moment.
Why relevance matters
Relevance comes from continuous context.
When product truth, account reality, and deal memory stay connected, every touch becomes specific.
Truth + Reality + Memory = Relevance
FIG 4.1
Coherence
One story across every rep
Positioning stays consistent from outbound to discovery to exec recap.
FIG 4.2
Direction
Every account has a why‑now plan
Fit verdict, opening angle, stakeholders, and what to validate next—kept on the same thread.
FIG 4.3
Momentum
Meetings create momentum
Conversation context turns into gaps, risks, commitments, and next steps tied to qualification.
Platform as a 3-step HOW
Context that compounds. In three steps.
Define product context once. Turn account context into a why‑now plan. Convert conversation context into qualification.
FIG 2.1
Product truth
Define product context once.
Turn ICP, pains, triggers, personas, positioning, competitors, and market intel into reusable context.
FIG 2.2
Account reality
Turn account context into a why-now plan.
Initiatives and signals become fit, angle, stakeholders, and the next thing to validate—grounded in what you sell.
FIG 2.3
Deal memory
Convert conversation context into qualification.
After each meeting: gaps, risks, commitments, and next steps—saved to the deal thread.
What changes day-to-day
Context persists.
Before vs after when deal context persists.
FIG 3.1
Before
Everything resets.
- Prep means re‑assembling product, account, and stakeholder context from five places.
- Outreach happens fast, with thin context.
- Calls create notes without a shared qualification update.
- Pipeline review relies on gut feel and memory.
- Handoffs drop context and restart the narrative.
FIG 3.2
With Resonner
Context compounds.
- Prep starts with a one‑page plan: why now, why us, what to validate next.
- Outreach starts from product + stakeholder context, shaped to the account.
- Calls update qualification: gaps, risks, commitments, and next steps.
- Pipeline reflects fit, timing, and what’s missing to move forward.
- Handoffs keep the full thread: narrative, evidence, and decisions.
FIG 3.1
Before
Everything resets.
FIG 3.2
With Resonner
Context compounds.
How it works
One context thread from outreach to close.
Define product context once. Use it to drive discovery and research. Keep stakeholder and conversation context attached through the life of the deal.
FIG 1.1
Product context
Define what you sell.
ICP, pains, triggers, personas, positioning, competitors, and market context—captured as structured context the system can reuse.
FIG 1.2
Account context
Focus the territory.
Discovery and research frame each account through the product lens, producing a why‑now plan and what to validate next.
FIG 1.3
Stakeholder context
Work the buying committee.
Stakeholders are linked to personas, priorities, and product angles so outreach and discovery stay grounded.
FIG 1.4
Conversation context
Turn meetings into deal memory.
Each call updates qualification with gaps, risks, commitments, and next steps—kept on the same thread.
Every touch adds context. Nothing resets.
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