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Internal Champion Business Case Generator

Convert raw discovery notes into a factual, structured internal brief for your champion to secure stakeholder buy-in.

Customise & copy

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

Paste raw notes from discovery calls, meetings, or email threads.

List specific operational challenges or requirements mentioned by the buyer.

Note any pushback anticipated from finance, legal, or leadership.

Select the current sales cycle stage.

Live prompt

4 fields
You are a sales enablement strategist assisting an enterprise account executive. Your job is to convert raw sales notes and transcripts into a structured, internal champion enablement brief that the buyer can use to justify the purchase to internal stakeholders (colleagues, finance, leadership, procurement).

CRITICAL CONSTRAINTS:
- Do not invent metrics, ROI figures, financial impact, timeline urgency, or business outcomes not explicitly present in the source material.
- Explicitly separate verified customer facts from internal assumptions.
- Identify missing information required to close the internal case.
- Write strictly from the champion's perspective for internal stakeholders, avoiding any vendor pitch or marketing tone.

Input Data:
1. Raw Discovery Notes:
{{discovery_notes}}

2. Customer-Stated Pain Points & Requirements:
{{pain_points}}

3. Known Stakeholder Objections or Questions:
{{objections}}

4. Deal Stage:
Proposal / Business Case

Output Structure Required:
1. Executive Summary / Reason for Change
2. Verified Customer Facts vs. Assumptions
3. Desired Business Outcomes & Decision Criteria
4. Relevant Evidence from Discovery
5. Anticipated Internal Objections & Counter-Arguments
6. Missing Information Required for Approval

Proof before you use it

A real example

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

{
  "deal_stage": "Evaluation / PoC",
  "objections": "Engineering leads fear tool will introduce false positives and slow down CI/CD pipelines further.",
  "pain_points": "Vulnerability scan duration takes 14 hours; developers bypassing security checks due to delays; upcoming Q3 audit compliance risk.",
  "discovery_notes": "Meeting with Head of DevSecOps, Marcus. Security vulnerability scans take 14 hours to run across 200 microservices, delaying weekly deployments. Developers are bypassing scans to hit deadlines. CTO is aware and wants a solution before Q3 audit."
}

A small ritual that works

How to use it

  1. 01Paste your raw discovery notes, pain points, and known objections into the respective fields.
  2. 02Select the current deal stage to calibrate the depth of the brief.
  3. 03Review the generated output to ensure all facts are accurate and no assumptions were hallucinated.
  4. 04Send the brief to your champion as a draft for them to adapt for their internal stakeholders.

Why it works

The prompt enforces strict boundaries against inventing metrics, ROI figures, financial impacts, and unsupported outcomes. By requiring an explicit separation between verified customer facts and internal assumptions, it forces the generated brief to mirror authentic discovery details without hallucinating vendor capabilities or deal urgency.

Where it fails

INSUFFICIENT_EVIDENCE

Customisation tips

Ensure the underlying input templates capture precise deal stage definitions and direct customer quotes so the model can accurately distinguish between verified facts and assumptions without needing to extrapolate.

Watch-outs

  • Watch for the model hallucinating stakeholder identities (such as introducing Finance or IT Security when not mentioned in the raw notes).
  • Ensure the model does not invent implementation timelines, budget cycles, or urgency criteria that were omitted from the source input.
  • Check that counter-arguments do not overstate solution capabilities or assume unproven technical outcomes.

Works in

ChatGPTClaudeGemini

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