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The problem
Your clients have the answers. They're just scattered everywhere.
Your best content ideas often come from things founders have already told you. The challenge is finding those details again when you need them.
Interview #3 — Early sales.txt
Voice memo · 3:42
“The deal that almost killed us…”
Q2 strategy notes.docx
14 sources · one searchable place
How it works
From scattered conversations to useful insights.
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Bring everything together
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Build a searchable knowledge base
Organize stories, opinions, experiences, facts, and insights so they're easier to find later.
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hiring first salesperson“Hire someone who sold to banks”
Interview #3 · 25:11
Product
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- Finding 1Founder interview
Security reviews outlasted the sales cycle
“Security review alone was longer than our whole seed round.”
Interview #3 — Early sales · 24:18View source - Finding 2Strategy notes
One champion per account
Stopped pitching the whole committee; armed one internal champion with a business case.
Q2 strategy notes · p. 4View source - Finding 3Call transcript
The pilot that unlocked legal
“A 60-day paid pilot gave legal something small enough to say yes to.”
Call with Priya — pricing · 11:02View source
Interview #3 — Early sales
Founder interview · 42 min · Mar 12
23:52What surprised you most about the first big customer?
24:18Our first enterprise deal took nine months. Security review alone was longer than our whole seed round. We learned to start that paperwork on day one.
25:04Would you do anything differently?
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