First, this isn’t a plug-and-play chatbot; it’s a structured business-knowledge product. You’re packaging a Digital Twin with knowledge and workflows, not just a chat window. Second, nail down the commercial basics up front: pricing, commissions, who does what, and what you promise a client. No promises before you’re aligned. Third, the client still needs to contribute context over time; SupplyOnly can provide the pathway, but the richest results come from the client’s own knowledge. A practical next step is to identify a handful of suitable clients and agree a basic terms outline.
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