1. Share the outcome
Send the product, workflow, data sources, and business decision paid access must support.
Adoption report
Get account-level adoption reporting.
Send the product and signal sources. We reply with the cleanest path to turn developer activity into account mapping, usage analytics, and revenue follow-up without exposing private builder data publicly.
Report scope
The product, account signals, and source paths that can be verified first.
Account readout
Which companies, workflows, and retained usage signals justify revenue follow-up.
Implementation path
Tracking, privacy boundaries, CRM handoff, and the shortest route to a first readout.
Adoption report request
Send the product context behind the locked report.
No pricing gate here. The first response should clarify source requirements, privacy boundaries, and the shortest path from developer activity to account-level reporting.
Scope inputs
What changes the report plan.
Enterprise buyers do not need another vanity dashboard. They need source-labeled evidence that explains which accounts are using the product and what follow-up is justified.
- Product, ICP, and market segment to evaluate.
- Signal sources: docs, API, CSV, webhook, CRM, events, warehouse, or manual evidence.
- Account-intelligence depth, export volume, and reporting cadence.
- Security, procurement, legal, and approval constraints.
2. Confirm scope with sales
A sales call confirms fit, stakeholders, security, integrations, contract terms, and invoicing.
3. Enable access manually
Paid permissions are provisioned by our team only after the commercial and onboarding requirements are complete.
Verified usage
Docs, signup, API, repo, event, and retention signals tied to product and source.
Account demand
Which companies, use cases, and builders are worth founder, DevRel, or revenue follow-up.
Executive readout
A source-labeled adoption report with assumptions, gaps, risks, and next action.