PLANSHEET SHT KCSCALE 1:1

THE DRAWING INDEX — SHT KC

THE PEOPLE YOU SERVE.

A keystone customer is anyone you build for and listen to closely. Their contacts, calls, issues, and feedback gather in one place, so the people on the other end of the work stay connected to it.

KEYSTONE — AS GATHEREDSHT KC
KEYSTONE — NORTHGATE BOOKSKC

Everything this customer told you, gathered.

Contacts3
Calls logged7
Issues raised4
Feedback left9
TIER: KEYSTONEΔ CALL #7 -> VISION #18

ONE CUSTOMER, EVERYTHING THEY TOLD YOU, IN ONE PLACE.

THE OUTSIDE, CONNECTED IN

Contacts, the calls you had with them, the issues those calls raised, the feedback they left. It all gathers under the customer instead of scattering across inboxes and someone's memory. The connective tissue reaches past the team to the people you serve, so their words stay attached to the work those words started.

FROM A CALL TO A VISION

A call becomes an issue, an issue becomes a vision, a vision becomes work. You can trace what you are building back to the moment a customer said they needed it, and you can show them the thread when they ask what happened to the thing they raised. The line from said to built does not go cold.

THE BEST VISIONS START AS SOMETHING A CUSTOMER SAID.

KEYSTONE OR EVERYDAY

Not every customer carries the same weight. Mark the strategic pilots, the early believers, the accounts whose word shapes the roadmap, apart from everyone else you support, with a tier you set. The people you build closely with are easy to find and easy to keep close.

WHAT A CUSTOMER HOLDS

01

CONTACTS

The actual people, with how to reach them and how they like to be reached.

02

CALLS

What was said and when, logged so a conversation becomes a record, not a memory.

03

ISSUES

What they need, captured as customer expectation and traceable into the work.

04

FEEDBACK

What they thought of what you shipped, scored and kept against the thing it judged.

THE THREAD FROM WHAT THEY SAID TO WHAT YOU BUILT

KEEP THE PEOPLE YOU SERVE CLOSE

Log the call. Trace it to the work. Close the loop.

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