1. Keep The Paid Step Explicit
Anchor the handoff to the exact first paid step that was bought so the startup packet does not quietly widen the engagement.
Open Partner Intro Payment ProofSignal Foundry
Revenue Partner Intro Handoff BoardWarm intro handoff page
This page is for the moment after the first paid step is bought and the commercial side is confirmed. The remaining risk is not fit or payment. It is a messy handoff. This page compresses that risk into one packet: relationship owner, visibility boundary, key links, brief depth, and the next operating path.
Handoff Map
Anchor the handoff to the exact first paid step that was bought so the startup packet does not quietly widen the engagement.
Open Partner Intro Payment ProofDecide who owns the buyer relationship and who can make small operational decisions during the first step.
Open Partner Intro KickoffSome warm-intro work stays partner-fronted. Some goes direct. That boundary should be explicit before execution starts.
Open Partner Intro Visibility Open Partner Intro ModelThe best handoffs usually need only the tx hash, the main bottleneck, the desired outcome, the owner, and the relevant links.
Open Partner Intro IntakeUse a fuller brief only when the first step genuinely needs it. Otherwise let the short intake carry the start.
Open Partner Intro BriefOnce owner, boundary, and packet are set, move directly into the same kickoff route while the commercial context is still fresh.
Open Kickoff Board Open Partner Intro ActivationWhat The Packet Needs
Name who can answer questions and who can approve small execution decisions fast enough to prevent delay.
Keep the first step visible inside the handoff so nobody confuses kickoff with a fresh rescoping exercise.
State whether communication stays through the partner, becomes shared, or moves direct for execution clarity.
Send only the links needed to execute this first step, not every page in the broader funnel.
Decide whether intake is enough or whether the project needs one deeper brief pass before work begins.
Make the next move explicit so the handoff packet ends in a start signal, not just more context.
Short Handoff Lines
Since payment is already confirmed, the main thing I want to lock now is who owns the thread during the first step.
We should make the communication boundary explicit now so the startup does not drift between direct and partner-led.
The shortest useful packet is the tx hash, the main bottleneck, the desired outcome, the owner, and the links that matter.
Once that packet is in, the next move is kickoff, not more commercial explanation.
Do Not Do This
The handoff packet should not restart proof, price, or fit once payment is already attached.
A warm-intro project slows down fast when nobody knows who can answer the next operational question.
Too many links create another sorting problem instead of making execution easier.
If the partner wants to stay in front, or not, that should be explicit before delivery starts.
Best Next Routes
If the transfer is not yet fully attached, close the commercial proof loop before building the handoff packet.
Open Partner Intro Payment ProofIf the deal is clean and just needs the smallest usable owner, brief, and links set, route to intro intake.
Open Partner Intro IntakeIf the issue is really model-wide control, payout, or visibility logic across the partner relationship, resolve the intro model first.
Open Partner Intro Model Open Partner HandoffIf the handoff packet is clear but you still need the smallest structured project input set, route to intake.
Open Partner Intro IntakeIf the first step genuinely needs more context before work begins, route to the intro brief page.
Open Partner Intro BriefIf the owner, packet, and boundary are clear, move directly into the intro kickoff route now.
Open Partner Intro KickoffWallet
Keep the same wallet-backed commercial trail attached to the startup packet. Once proof, owner, and context are clear, move the warm-intro deal directly into execution.
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