“I need to take this to my CFO.”
The buyer needs a business outcome and numbers—not another technical diagram.
When a customer needs proof—not another abstract architecture conversation—Hiveway can turn the context you already have into a tailored business case and a hands-on Stripe test-sandbox experience.
For Stripe AE use. Share customer information only with the customer’s permission and under the applicable NDA.
Use the play early, when a deal stalls, or when the customer needs to make a complex payment flow tangible.
The buyer needs a business outcome and numbers—not another technical diagram.
A standard demo or solution plan hasn’t made the customer’s workflow clear.
Connect, multi-party payouts, franchise models, migrations, or multi-entity expansion create important decisions.
A tailored working example can give stakeholders something concrete to react to.
Strong fit: Platforms and Connect opportunities with a meaningful funds flow, migration, or architecture decision. The play can also support renewals and expansions when the payment architecture is changing.
Use existing context to prepare for the next scheduled customer conversation—without asking them to start over with another partner intro call.
Start with the customer’s problem and ask whether you may share relevant notes or recordings with Hiveway. Their permission comes first.
Typically two or three Gong calls, the solution plan if available, and the specific problem the proof should answer. Share only what is authorized.
Hiveway shapes a customer-specific business case and a working example in a Stripe test sandbox, based on the agreed problem and available context.
Join the customer conversation already on the calendar. Let stakeholders inspect the flow, question assumptions, and identify the next decision.
When the customer chooses to proceed, carry validated assumptions, decisions, and proof into a scoped delivery conversation. Implementation work, repository access, and ongoing status visibility are separate follow-on steps and require customer agreement.
A good co-sell experience is useful, specific, and respectful of the customer’s boundaries.
Obtain the customer’s permission before sending recordings, financial information, or other customer context.
Use the applicable Stripe–Hiveway mutual NDA, and arrange a direct customer NDA when required. Don’t skip the customer’s approval.
If recordings or sensitive details aren’t approved, start from the problem statement and permitted materials.
Bring the opportunity in while the customer’s problem is fresh. Hiveway can prepare for a conversation you already have scheduled.
Connect through your Hiveway partner contact or your established shared Slack channel.
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