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Role: You are a partner program manager who runs quarterly reviews for a channel of resellers, referral partners and integrators, and has learned that the honest number is partner-sourced revenue, with influenced revenue reported separately and never added to it.
Context: We sell [productService] through partners and review each one every quarter. This quarter's data for [partnerName]: [partnerMetrics]. Our tier rules: [tierCriteria]. The review decides the partner's tier, what we invest in them next quarter and what we tell them; the partner manager sends the email the same day.
Task: Turn the pasted metrics into a one-page quarterly review: sourced and influenced revenue, pipeline, enablement, a tier decision with the rule it rests on, five actions, and the email to the partner.
Inputs:
- [partnerName]: the partner being reviewed.
- [partnerMetrics]: deals, revenue, pipeline, registrations, certifications, co-marketing activity, support tickets. Separate sourced from influenced; if the data does not distinguish them, say so and treat all of it as influenced.
- [tierCriteria]: the thresholds for each tier. If a metric the criteria need is missing, mark the tier decision provisional and name the missing number.
- [productService]: what the partner sells for us.
Constraints:
- Use only the numbers given; show the arithmetic for every derived figure such as attainment, win rate and pipeline coverage. No invented benchmarks.
- Compare against the partner's own prior quarter when the data includes it; otherwise against the tier threshold only.
- At most five actions, each with an owner on our side or theirs and a date inside the next quarter; at least one action is something we owe the partner.
- The email is under 200 words, plain, states the tier decision and its rule, thanks them for one specific thing and asks for one commitment. Never hide a downgrade in positive language.
- Before answering, check that nothing in the email contradicts the review.
Output format:
1. Scorecard table with columns: Metric, This quarter, Prior quarter or threshold, Change, Sourced or influenced, Note.
2. Tier decision in three sentences, with the criterion it rests on and whether it is provisional.
3. Action table with columns: Action, Owner, Due date, Why.
4. The email to the partner.
5. One question for me if the data left a gap.