A competitive deal coaching tool that turns static battle card information into situation-specific guidance so reps walk into competitive calls ready, not just informed.
AUDIENCE
Sales Reps
FORMAT
Browser-Based App
DURATION
On-Demand
OUTCOME
Prototype Built, Available for Demonstration
Battle cards tell reps what to say about a competitor. Battle Plan helps them figure out what to say in this deal, with this buyer, at this stage.
Battle Plan is a competitive deal coaching tool designed to help reps turn static competitive content into situation-specific sales guidance before a live conversation. The rep starts with a short deal intake. They enter the competitor they're up against, the deal context, the current opportunity stage, what the buyer or champion has said so far, and what they need help with most, whether that's pricing pressure, a feature comparison, implementation concerns, or a competitor gaining mindshare. From there, the tool generates a tailored coaching brief rather than a generic competitor summary. It gives the rep a clear read on what is likely happening in the deal, what the competitor is probably winning on, what not to say, how to position more effectively in this specific situation, and a ready-to-use talk track for a call or follow-up email. Follow-up coaching prompts let the rep go deeper and get more situation-aware guidance as the deal evolves.
Why This Tool Was Needed
Most competitive enablement assets are built for general awareness, not live deal support. A rep can read a battle card and understand how a competitor is positioned in the market. What that same rep often can't do is translate that information into confident, specific language for the conversation they're about to have. The harder question is what should I say in this deal, with this buyer, at this stage, given the objection I just heard. The result is reps who have the information somewhere but still struggle to convert it into sharp positioning, effective objection handling, and language they can actually use in a live pitch. Battle Plan was built to close that gap by making competitive content actionable in the moment it matters most.
I designed the concept and user experience end to end. That included defining the use case, shaping the rep workflow, mapping the deal intake structure, determining how competitive context should translate into tailored guidance, designing the output structure for the coaching brief and follow-up prompts, writing the prompting and response logic, and building the interactive prototype itself. My role covered strategy, concept design, UX, content design, prompting logic, and front-end build.
An interactive portfolio prototype that demonstrates how AI can make competitive enablement more actionable in the flow of real deal work. Battle Plan shows what it looks like when battle card content stops living in a document and starts showing up in the conversations that actually matter, giving reps the confidence and language to compete more effectively when it counts.