Outcome. A closed-won deal is routed to the onboarding checklist and cadence that matches the plan tier the customer actually bought, instead of one generic process for every plan.
flowchart TD
A[Deal stage = Closed Won, Plan Tier known] --> B{Plan Tier}
B -->|Starter| C[Self-serve checklist task + resource list]
B -->|Growth| D[Book kickoff call task]
B -->|Enterprise| E[Assign dedicated specialist task]
B -->|Else/unmapped| F[Alert CS manager: unrecognized plan]
C --> G[Set Onboarding Path = Plan Tier]
D --> G
E --> G

When to use it, when not to
- UseUse it when you sell two or more distinct plan tiers (for example Starter, Growth, Enterprise) and each one needs a different onboarding checklist, kickoff format, or resource set.
- UseUse it when the plan tier is captured as a deal property before or at close, either manually or from the primary line item.
- SkipDo not use it if deal amount alone predicts onboarding complexity better than the plan label, use customer-onboarding-016 instead.
- SkipDo not use it if you only sell one plan, there is nothing to branch on.
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