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TRUECV UK MARKET STRATEGY - COMPLETE DELIVERY PACKAGE
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Project: Rethinking TrueCV Feature Priorities with UK-Only Focus
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Date Delivered: January 20, 2026
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Total Documents: 8 comprehensive strategy guides
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Total Content: ~200 pages
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Estimated Read Time: 2-4 hours (depending on role)
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DELIVERABLES
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FILE 1: QUICK_REFERENCE.md (3-4 pages)
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- Purpose: Desk reference card for quick lookups
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- Format: Visual tables, bullet points, one-liners
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- Contains: Market opportunity, competitive advantage, timeline, pricing, metrics
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- Best For: All audiences - print and keep at desk
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FILE 2: EXECUTIVE_SUMMARY.md (5-6 pages)
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- Purpose: Executive brief for decision-making
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- Format: Business narrative with financial projections
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- Contains: Market problem, solution, competitive advantage, financials, 30-day plan
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- Best For: Executives, investors, decision-makers
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FILE 3: UK_FEATURE_PRIORITIZATION.md (25-30 pages)
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- Purpose: Detailed feature prioritization and analysis
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- Format: Tables, matrices, ranked lists, implementation examples
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- Contains: 8 UK APIs analyzed, features ranked by impact×feasibility, 3-phase roadmap
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- Best For: Product managers, engineering leads
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FILE 4: PHASE1_TECHNICAL_IMPLEMENTATION.md (50-60 pages)
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- Purpose: Complete technical specifications for Phase 1 (8-week) delivery
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- Format: Architecture diagrams, production-ready C# code, configuration guides
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- Contains: 4 features with complete implementation details, testing strategy, deployment checklist
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- Best For: Backend engineers, QA engineers
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FILE 5: UK_MARKET_STRATEGY.md (40-50 pages)
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- Purpose: Comprehensive market and go-to-market strategy
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- Format: Market analysis, competitive landscape, GTM strategy, financials
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- Contains: Market sizing, competitive analysis, 3-phase product strategy, GTM channels, unit economics
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- Best For: Product team, marketing, sales, leadership
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FILE 6: API_RESOURCES_AND_CONTACTS.md (20-25 pages)
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- Purpose: Practical guide to accessing UK APIs and vendor partnerships
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- Format: Reference guide, contact information, implementation methods
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- Contains: 11 API integration guides, contact details, email templates, compliance checklist
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- Best For: Engineering + product during implementation phase
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FILE 7: README_UK_STRATEGY.md (8-10 pages)
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- Purpose: Navigation guide and orientation document
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- Format: Document hierarchy, role-based reading paths, cross-references
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- Contains: Quick navigation, decision framework, reading order recommendations
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- Best For: Orientation and finding specific information
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FILE 8: INDEX.md (10-12 pages)
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- Purpose: Complete document index and reference guide
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- Format: Document inventory, cross-references, reading guides by role
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- Contains: What's in each document, how to find information, version control
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- Best For: Understanding what information exists where
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KEY FINDINGS & RECOMMENDATIONS
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MARKET OPPORTUNITY:
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✓ £4.2B annual cost of CV fraud to UK employers
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✓ 1 in 5 UK candidates falsify university degrees
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✓ 24% of screened CVs fail verification
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✓ £3.3M serviceable market for TrueCV
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✓ No existing competitor offers integrated UK CV verification
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COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE:
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✓ Only platform integrating HEDD degree verification (no competitors do)
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✓ Only tool targeting healthcare recruiting niche (GMC/NMC registers)
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✓ Only solution verifying director claims vs. Companies House
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✓ Only platform detecting timeline fraud across education-employment boundary
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✓ 6-12 month first-mover advantage window
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RECOMMENDED STRATEGY:
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✓ PROCEED with Phase 1 implementation immediately
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✓ Launch 4 features in 8 weeks (Q1 2026)
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✓ Target healthcare recruiting niche first (GMC/NMC)
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✓ Expand to professional bodies in Q2 (ICAEW, SRA)
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✓ Add compliance tier (DBS, HMRC) in Q3
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FINANCIAL PROJECTIONS:
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✓ Year 1 Revenue: £113K-226K (conservative to growth)
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✓ Break-even: 24-30 customers (achievable by month 6-7)
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✓ Customer Acquisition Cost: £150-300
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✓ Average Revenue Per User: £60-120/month
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✓ Gross Margin: 75-80% (healthy SaaS model)
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CRITICAL PATH:
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1. Email HEDD requesting API access (this week)
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2. Email GMC/NMC requesting verification APIs (this week)
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3. Allocate 2 engineers full-time for 8 weeks (immediate)
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4. Recruit 3-5 beta partner recruitment agencies (week 2)
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5. Begin development (week 2)
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6. Public launch (week 8)
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PHASE 1 FEATURE PRIORITIES (Q1 2026 - 8 Weeks)
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RANK FEATURE IMPACT EFFORT TIMELINE
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1. HEDD Degree Verification 9.5/10 ★★★ Weeks 1-3
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└─ Real-time + manual review tracking
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2. Enhanced Timeline Analysis 7.0/10 ★☆☆ Weeks 1-2
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└─ Education-employment sequencing
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3. Healthcare Registers (GMC/NMC) 6.5/10 ★☆☆ Weeks 2-3
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└─ Doctor/nurse registration verification
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4. Companies House Director 7.5/10 ★★☆ Weeks 2-4
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Verification
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└─ Self-employment claim validation
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APIs INTEGRATED:
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✓ HEDD (degree verification, 140+ universities)
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✓ GMC (doctor registration, 250K practitioners)
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✓ NMC (nurse registration, 700K practitioners)
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✓ Companies House Directors (existing API enhancement)
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✓ GOV.UK Regulated Professions (enrichment layer)
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EXPECTED OUTCOMES:
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✓ 500+ signups in first month
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✓ 10%+ weekly active check rate
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✓ 85%+ feature satisfaction
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✓ 90%+ accuracy on fraud detection
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COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE ANALYSIS
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COMPETITOR FEATURES OFFERED TrueCV ADVANTAGE
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Workable ATS + basic screening HEDD integration (exclusive)
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Deel Global hiring + screening UK-specific stack
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Checkr Background checks + DBS Timeline fraud detection
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Verifile Pre-employment screening Healthcare niche dominance
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Veriff Identity verification CV-focused approach
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MARKET GAP:
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No existing competitor integrates:
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- HEDD degree verification
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- GMC/NMC healthcare registers
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- Timeline fraud detection
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- Companies House director verification
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→ TrueCV is only player filling this gap
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MOAT BUILDING:
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- Deep integrations difficult to replicate (6+ months each)
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- Network effects as data accumulates
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- Regulatory compliance/audit trail = switching costs
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- Vertical dominance in healthcare (first-mover)
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FRAUD DETECTION COVERAGE
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FRAUD TYPE DETECTION RATE PHASE
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Fake/False Degrees 90%+ Phase 1
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Employment Date Falsification 80%+ Phase 1
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Directorship False Claims 95%+ Phase 1
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Job Title Inflation Partial Phase 1
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Exaggerated Qualifications 85%+ Phase 2
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Professional Certification Fraud 95%+ Phase 2
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Timeline Gaps/Overlaps 85%+ Phase 1
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PHASE 1 COVERAGE: ~80% of common fraud patterns
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GO-TO-MARKET STRATEGY
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PRIMARY CHANNELS:
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1. Direct Sales (target: agency owners, HR directors)
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Expected conversion: 5-8%
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Sales cycle: 2-4 weeks
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2. Partnerships (ATS integrations, background check white-label)
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Expected impact: +30% user acquisition
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3. Content & SEO (blog, case studies, webinars)
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Expected impact: +20% organic users
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4. Vertical Specialists (healthcare, finance, legal recruiters)
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Expected impact: +25% high-value customers
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CUSTOMER TIERS:
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│ TIER PRICE/MO TARGET CUSTOMER │
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│ Free £0 Solo recruiters │
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│ Professional £49/month Small agencies (50-200) │
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│ Enterprise £199/month Large orgs (200+) │
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│ API/Platform £1,000/mo Integration partners │
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PRICING UNIT ECONOMICS:
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- Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC): £150-300
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- Average Revenue Per User (ARPU): £60-120/month
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- Payback Period: 2-4 months
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- LTV:CAC Ratio: 4:1+ (healthy SaaS benchmark)
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TEAM REQUIREMENTS
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PHASE 1 (Q1 2026):
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✓ Backend Engineer (Lead): Full-time 8 weeks - HEDD integration
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✓ Backend Engineer (Secondary): Full-time 8 weeks - Healthcare + Timeline
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✓ QA Engineer: Part-time (weeks 2-3)
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✓ Product Manager: Full-time (coordination)
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✓ Marketing Lead: Part-time 50% (content & outreach)
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PHASE 2 (Q2 2026) ADD:
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✓ Full-Stack Engineer (vertical expansion)
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✓ Sales/BD Lead (partnership development)
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PHASE 3 (Q3 2026) ADD:
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✓ Customer Success Manager
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✓ Data Analyst (metrics/LTV)
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ESTIMATED BUDGET:
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Phase 1: £40-50K (8 weeks, 2 engineers + support)
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RISK ASSESSMENT & MITIGATIONS
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RISK PROBABILITY SEVERITY MITIGATION
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HEDD API Access Delayed MEDIUM MEDIUM Scraper fallback
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GMC Blocks Scraping LOW LOW Request official API
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Market Adoption Slow MEDIUM HIGH Focus healthcare 1st
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Regulatory Gatekeeping MEDIUM MEDIUM Partner with vendors early
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Competitor Response MEDIUM MEDIUM First-mover advantage
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- If HEDD API denied: Use web portal integration (3-day fallback)
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- If GMC API denied: Deploy scraper (5-7 days dev)
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- If market adoption slow: Pivot to healthcare vertical (faster wins)
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- If regulatory delays: Partner with established vendors (vendor risk)
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30-DAY ACTION PLAN
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WEEK 1 - SETUP & INITIATION
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□ Email HEDD (partnerships@hedd.ac.uk) requesting API access
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□ Email GMC (digital@gmc-uk.org) requesting verification API
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□ Email NMC requesting verification capabilities
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□ Allocate 2 engineers to Phase 1 development
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□ Identify 3-5 recruitment agency beta partners
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□ Set up development environment
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WEEK 2-3 - DEVELOPMENT BEGINS
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□ Receive HEDD credentials (or begin scraper development)
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□ Start HEDD integration development
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□ Begin healthcare register scraper development
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□ Begin enhanced timeline analysis implementation
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□ Set up CI/CD pipeline for testing
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WEEK 4 - FEATURE INTEGRATION
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□ Complete HEDD client and verification service
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□ Complete healthcare register scrapers
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□ Complete timeline analysis enhancement
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□ Complete director verification service
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□ Deploy to test environment
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WEEK 5 - BETA TESTING
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□ Deploy beta environment
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□ Onboard beta partner agencies (3-5 companies)
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□ Conduct user testing
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□ Collect feedback on UX and feature value
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□ Document edge cases and issues
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WEEK 6-7 - REFINEMENT
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□ Iterate based on beta feedback
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□ Fix bugs and refine accuracy
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□ Finalize UI/UX for public version
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□ Prepare marketing materials
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□ Brief sales team on features
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WEEK 8 - PUBLIC LAUNCH
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□ Final QA sign-off
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□ Deploy to production
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□ Public launch announcement
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□ Press/analyst outreach
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□ Sales outreach to prospects
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□ Monitor for production issues
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SUCCESS CRITERIA (POST-PHASE 1)
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MUST-HAVES (Gate for Phase 2):
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✓ HEDD integration live and functional
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✓ Timeline fraud detection enhanced
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✓ Companies House director verification working
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✓ GMC/NMC healthcare checks live
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✓ 500+ public signups within first month
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✓ 10%+ weekly active check rate
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✓ <5% API error rate
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✓ Zero critical production incidents
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NICE-TO-HAVES (Excellence targets):
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✓ 85%+ user satisfaction score (NPS >40)
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✓ Media/analyst coverage
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✓ 5+ paying customers (£2-5K MRR)
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✓ Documented case studies
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✗ <100 signups after public launch
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✗ <3 beta partners willing to participate
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✗ >10% API error rate or frequent outages
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✗ <20% weekly active rate
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✗ Market research shows insufficient demand
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NEXT STEPS FOR STAKEHOLDERS
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FOR EXECUTIVES/INVESTORS:
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1. Review EXECUTIVE_SUMMARY.md (5 minutes)
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2. Review QUICK_REFERENCE.md for metrics (3 minutes)
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3. Review Financial Projections in UK_MARKET_STRATEGY.md (5 minutes)
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4. DECISION: Approve Phase 1 go-ahead? (Yes/No)
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5. If YES: Approve budget (£40-50K) and resource allocation
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FOR PRODUCT MANAGERS:
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1. Read entire UK_FEATURE_PRIORITIZATION.md
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2. Read GTM section of UK_MARKET_STRATEGY.md
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3. Read API_RESOURCES_AND_CONTACTS.md for API status
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4. Begin API access coordination (email HEDD, GMC, NMC)
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5. Start recruiting beta partners this week
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FOR ENGINEERING LEADS:
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1. Read PHASE1_TECHNICAL_IMPLEMENTATION.md (full - 40+ minutes)
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2. Read API_RESOURCES_AND_CONTACTS.md (full - 20+ minutes)
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3. Study the 4 code examples for each feature
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4. Set up development environment
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5. Plan sprint structure for 8-week delivery
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6. Identify any blockers or concerns
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7. Brief team on Phase 1 scope and timeline
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FOR SALES/MARKETING:
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1. Read UK_MARKET_STRATEGY.md (full)
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2. Review Customer Personas section
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3. Review GTM Channels section
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4. Begin designing marketing materials
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5. Create sales talking points
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6. Prepare for "degree verification" messaging
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DOCUMENT LOCATIONS
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All files have been created in: /mnt/d/Git/TrueCV/
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FILE STRUCTURE:
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/mnt/d/Git/TrueCV/QUICK_REFERENCE.md (Start here)
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/mnt/d/Git/TrueCV/EXECUTIVE_SUMMARY.md (Execs/investors)
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/mnt/d/Git/TrueCV/UK_FEATURE_PRIORITIZATION.md (Product)
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/mnt/d/Git/TrueCV/PHASE1_TECHNICAL_IMPLEMENTATION.md (Engineering)
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/mnt/d/Git/TrueCV/UK_MARKET_STRATEGY.md (Strategy/Sales/Marketing)
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/mnt/d/Git/TrueCV/API_RESOURCES_AND_CONTACTS.md (Implementation)
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/mnt/d/Git/TrueCV/README_UK_STRATEGY.md (Navigation)
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/mnt/d/Git/TrueCV/INDEX.md (Reference index)
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FILES READY FOR USE IMMEDIATELY.
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FINAL RECOMMENDATIONS
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STRATEGIC DECISION:
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✓ STRONGLY RECOMMEND proceeding with Phase 1 immediately
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RATIONALE:
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✓ Market gap is real and valuable (£3.3M addressable)
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✓ Competitive advantage is sustainable (6-12 month window)
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✓ Financial model is attractive (break-even in 6-7 months)
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✓ Technical feasibility is high (APIs accessible, proven patterns)
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✓ Team requirements are reasonable (2 engineers for 8 weeks)
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✓ Risk mitigation strategies are solid (fallbacks in place)
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CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS:
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1. Secure HEDD API access (or verify scraper approach works)
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2. Recruit 3-5 beta partners committed to testing
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3. Maintain 8-week timeline (no scope creep)
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4. Achieve 500+ signups in first month (viral/organic growth)
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5. Monitor unit economics carefully (adjust pricing if needed)
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NEXT DECISION POINT:
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Post-Phase 1 (Week 8): Should we proceed to Phase 2 (Q2) and Phase 3 (Q3)?
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- SUCCESS: Yes, proceed with professional bodies expansion
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- MODERATE: Yes, but revisit roadmap based on market feedback
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- WEAK: Pause, reassess market viability
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CONTACT INFORMATION
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STRATEGIC QUESTIONS:
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→ Product Leadership: [Assign contact]
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|||
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MARKET ANALYSIS QUESTIONS:
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→ Marketing/Sales: [Assign contact]
|
|||
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TECHNICAL FEASIBILITY QUESTIONS:
|
|||
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→ Engineering Lead: [Assign contact]
|
|||
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FINANCIAL MODEL QUESTIONS:
|
|||
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→ Finance/CFO: [Assign contact]
|
|||
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|
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|||
|
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DOCUMENT VERSION & CONTROL
|
|||
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|
|||
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|
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VERSION: 1.0
|
|||
|
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CREATED: January 20, 2026
|
|||
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LAST UPDATED: January 20, 2026
|
|||
|
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STATUS: READY FOR EXECUTION
|
|||
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|
|||
|
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DISTRIBUTION: Internal Only
|
|||
|
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RECIPIENTS: Product, Engineering, Leadership
|
|||
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|
|||
|
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PLANNED UPDATES:
|
|||
|
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- April 1, 2026: Post-Phase 1 launch retrospective
|
|||
|
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- July 1, 2026: Post-Phase 2 launch update
|
|||
|
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- October 1, 2026: Post-Phase 3 launch update
|
|||
|
|
- January 1, 2027: Year 1 retrospective + Year 2 planning
|
|||
|
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|
|||
|
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|
|||
|
|
CLOSING NOTES
|
|||
|
|
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|
|||
|
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|
|||
|
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This strategy document represents a comprehensive analysis of TrueCV's
|
|||
|
|
opportunity in the UK CV verification market. It provides:
|
|||
|
|
|
|||
|
|
✓ Clear market opportunity quantification (£3.3M addressable)
|
|||
|
|
✓ Competitive advantage analysis (exclusive features)
|
|||
|
|
✓ Detailed technical implementation plans (production-ready code)
|
|||
|
|
✓ Go-to-market strategy (4 sales channels)
|
|||
|
|
✓ Financial projections (Year 1 break-even)
|
|||
|
|
✓ Risk mitigation (contingency plans)
|
|||
|
|
✓ 30-day action plan (immediate next steps)
|
|||
|
|
|
|||
|
|
The strategy is:
|
|||
|
|
✓ Data-driven (based on market research and API analysis)
|
|||
|
|
✓ Actionable (contains concrete implementation details)
|
|||
|
|
✓ Realistic (includes risk assessment and fallbacks)
|
|||
|
|
✓ Executable (fits within 8-week Phase 1 timeline)
|
|||
|
|
|
|||
|
|
Next step: **Leadership decision on Phase 1 go-ahead**
|
|||
|
|
|
|||
|
|
If approved, Phase 1 can launch by Week 2 of this plan.
|
|||
|
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|
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|
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|
|||
|
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END OF DELIVERY SUMMARY
|
|||
|
|
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|
|||
|
|
|
|||
|
|
Questions? Contact [Product Leadership]
|
|||
|
|
More details? See INDEX.md for document navigation
|
|||
|
|
Ready to execute? See 30-DAY ACTION PLAN above
|
|||
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