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financial-product-blueprint
About financial-product-blueprint
A planning skill for teams launching or updating lending, payments, wealth, or insurance products. It organizes product details, pricing, disclosures, personas, and operational requirements into reusable blueprint materials.
Key features
- 01Product and eligibility overview
- 02Pricing and incentive planning
- 03Disclosure and consent requirements
- 04Persona messaging and objections
- 05Operational workflows and measurement
Use cases
- 01Planning a new financial product launch
- 02Equipping go-to-market teams with pricing details
- 03Coordinating product, legal, and RevOps on changes
Install
Copy the command and run it in a terminal.
$
npx skills add https:/ / github.com/ gtmagents/ gtm-agents --skill financial-product-blueprintAfter installing, type/financial-product-blueprintin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.
Details
From the project READMEFinancial Product Blueprint Skill
When to Use
- Launching new lending, payments, wealth, or insurance offerings.
- Equipping go-to-market teams with accurate pricing, disclosures, and eligibility criteria.
- Coordinating product, legal, and RevOps when offerings change.
Framework
- Product Overview – features, eligibility, underwriting policies, risk factors.
- Pricing & Incentives – rate table, fees, promotional offers, guardrails.
- Compliance Layer – required disclosures, consent flows, record-keeping requirements.
- Persona Alignment – messaging pillars, objections, proof points per persona/segment.
- Operational Hooks – systems, workflows, SLA commitments, measurement plan.
Templates
- Product fact sheet with pricing scenarios and disclosures.
- Rate card + incentive tracker with approval fields.
- Enablement pack outline (FAQ, objection handling, ROI calculator).
Tips
- Tie blueprint fields to CRM/CPQ fields to keep pricing + disclosures in sync.
- Version control is critical; stamp valid-from/expiration dates.
- Pair with
build-product-go-to-marketfor automated briefing creation.
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