Enterprise & Supplier Development
GrowthIQ
A supplier-development platform for tracking beneficiary SMEs through an enterprise development programme.
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The brief
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What GrowthIQ came to us with
Pending: Jimmy — the problem statement as the client framed it
Two or three paragraphs: the operational problem, why existing tooling did not solve it, and the constraint that shaped the engagement. Pain first, per the house rule — do not open with AI.
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The build
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What was built, and over what period
Pending: Jimmy — build timeline (start → launch)
The delivered scope. Candidates from the repo, to be confirmed rather than assumed: beneficiary portal and auth, assessment wizard, AI growth plans, mentor capture against the growth plan, WhatsApp Business as the beneficiary channel, custom domain and analytics.
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Screenshot — GrowthIQ dashboard
Pending: Jimmy — real product screenshots, not stock imagery
16:9. Alt text still to be written. Check for beneficiary names or figures needing redaction before publishing.
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Screenshot — assessment wizard or growth plan
Pending: Jimmy — real product screenshots
16:9. Alt text still to be written.
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The result
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Before / after numbers
Pending: Jimmy — one shareable metric, cleared with the client
Standing rule 5 requires documented before/after numbers per engagement. One verified figure beats three vague ones — and standing rule 6 says verify it is real before building on it.
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Client quote
Pending: Jimmy — quote, attribution, and permission to publish
Name and role of the person quoted. Do not paraphrase or compose it on their behalf.
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