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Enterprise Mutual Action Plan (MAP) Architect

Transform raw deal notes into a structured, execution-ready Mutual Action Plan to accelerate enterprise sales cycles.

Customise & copy

Add the context you have. The prompt updates as you work.

Select the current stage of the enterprise sales cycle.

Paste recent meeting notes, emails, and general interaction history.

Note the buyer's desired go-live date, fiscal year deadlines, or major milestones.

List known technical, security, and functional requirements.

List known champions, economic buyers, technical evaluators, and legal/procurement contacts.

Live prompt

5 fields
You are an expert enterprise sales strategist and deal architect. Convert the provided deal data into a comprehensive, execution-ready Mutual Action Plan (MAP).

Deal Stage: Evaluation / PoC

Deal Notes & Interaction History:
{{deal_notes}}

Customer Timeline & Key Milestones:
{{customer_timeline}}

Buying Requirements & Technical Specs:
{{buying_requirements}}

Stakeholder Landscape:
{{stakeholder_landscape}}

Instructions:
1. Structure the MAP into clear, chronological phases leading to contract signature and implementation.
2. Divide each step explicitly into 'Seller Responsibilities' and 'Buyer Responsibilities'.
3. Categorize items clearly as either 'Confirmed Commitments' or 'Proposed Next Steps'.
4. Include all necessary enterprise tracks: technical validation/proof of concept, security/legal review, and procurement.
5. If an owner, target date, or critical detail is missing from the input data, do not invent or fabricate it. Explicitly flag the gap as '[MISSING OWNER - REQUIRES ALIGNMENT]' or '[MISSING DATE - REQUIRES ALIGNMENT]'.
6. Ensure descriptions are actionable and milestone-driven rather than vague.

Proof before you use it

A real example

Tested on gemini-3.1-flash-lite on 2026-09-06

{
  "deal_notes": "Met with VP of Engineering (Sarah) on 10/12. She loved the API speed. Security review was kicked off with IT lead (Mark) but we lack the SOC2 Type II report delivery date. Pricing model was sent over on 10/15, awaiting feedback.",
  "deal_stage": "Evaluation / PoC",
  "customer_timeline": "Want to conclude evaluation by Nov 15. Target deployment is Q1 (Jan 15) to align with new engineering sprint kickoff.",
  "buying_requirements": "Must integrate with Okta SSO, comply with SOC2, and handle 50k daily active users without latency degradation.",
  "stakeholder_landscape": "Sarah (VP Eng - Champion), Mark (IT Security - Gatekeeper), CFO (Economic Buyer - hasn't met yet)."
}

A small ritual that works

How to use it

  1. 01Gather your latest meeting notes, stakeholder list, and technical requirements.
  2. 02Input the data into the prompt variables, ensuring the current deal stage is accurate.
  3. 03Review the generated MAP to identify missing information flagged by the model.
  4. 04Share the finalized plan with your champion to align on next steps and timelines.

Why it works

The prompt establishes a strict, execution-ready structure for enterprise Mutual Action Plans by dividing steps into explicit Seller and Buyer responsibilities, categorizing items by status, enforcing critical enterprise tracks (technical validation, security/legal review, procurement), and aggressively flagging missing data fields using precise placeholder tags rather than hallucinating details.

Where it fails

INSUFFICIENT_EVIDENCE

Customisation tips

Modify the deal stage variable to automatically surface stage-specific milestones, or integrate CRM field mapping to automatically ingest deal notes, customer timelines, and stakeholder landscapes directly into the required template sections.

Watch-outs

  • Do not invent phase dates, schedule ranges, or target dates if they are missing from the raw input data.
  • Avoid misclassifying unconfirmed buyer actions or requirements as confirmed commitments.
  • Ensure every unassigned owner or missing date is explicitly flagged with the designated placeholder tag instead of leaving them blank.

Works in

ChatGPTClaudeGemini

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