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Enterprise model

Built for the developer. Measured honestly.

Developers purchase enterprise access and AI usage capacity. Salespeople receive individual workspaces inside the company-controlled system. Managers see what’s working.

How it’s delivered

Four layers, one company-controlled system.

The proposed commercial model combines enterprise implementation, platform access and pooled AI usage capacity. Pricing and native Shift AI capabilities are confirmed through technical and commercial validation.

01 · IMPLEMENTATION

Enterprise setup

Approved brand content and offers loaded, recording and privacy practices confirmed, and the necessary systems integrated.

02 · CAPACITY

Pooled AI usage

Usage capacity purchased by the developer and allocated across teams, with credit limits managed centrally.

03 · WORKSPACES

One per salesperson

Their own login, assigned guests or owners, task queue, approved content and usage allowance. The developer owns the records.

04 · OVERSIGHT

Manager view

Assignments, quality, coaching, budgets and outcomes — with reassignment and access revocation when staff move on.

Manager view

Engagement, sales, outcomes, efficiency.

Managers track follow-through engagement, completed sales, customer outcomes and marketing efficiency — frontline and in-house reported separately.

Manager view
EngagementVideos viewed
Completed salesNet, by channel
Frontline In-house
Customer outcomesQuestions resolved
Marketing efficiencyCost per completed sale
Completed sales vs. comparable baseline
Baseline period Pilot period
Team follow-through
Salesperson A
Salesperson B
Salesperson C
Salesperson D
Salesperson E
How success is measured

Four measures, channel by channel.

Frontline and in-house results are compared separately, against comparable periods, sources and cohort maturity.

MeasureHow it’s assessed
Sales growthNet completed sales in frontline and in-house channels, compared separately with comparable periods, sources and cohort maturity.
Marketing efficiencyAcquisition cost per net completed sale, including relevant campaign, AI and follow-through costs when evaluating overall economics.
Customer outcomesComplaints, refunds, cancellations, resolved questions and verified benefit activation, tracked alongside conversion.
True incremental valueA comparable control or measured baseline that excludes sales that would have happened through existing follow-up.
The performance objective
0%+

Increase sales by 50% or more over a comparable prior baseline in each sales channel — while reducing marketing cost per completed sale.

Net completed sales
100150
Marketing cost per completed sale, same budget
1.00×0.67×

If a comparable channel moves from 100 to 150 net completed sales, that is a 50% relative increase. At an unchanged acquisition marketing budget, marketing cost per completed sale falls by one third.

This is a target to validate through measured pilots, not an established result or guarantee. The model seeks that growth by improving conversion and making better use of leads and owner relationships the developer has already acquired.

From discovery to scale

Pilot before expanding.

Early engagement evidence guides improvements; later sales results need mature follow-through cohorts.

Discovery sessionFirst site and product family; current presentation, lead sources, CRM, permissions, payment operations and baseline
Configure & validateApproved content and offers, privacy practices, integrations, a small trained team, verified outputs
Pilot & compareHuman review on customer-facing outputs; net sales, contribution and customer experience vs. existing practice
Security & management

Enterprise controls from day one.

Guest and owner records stay under the developer’s access controls — never in unrelated personal AI accounts.

Start with your first site and product family.

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