Prospects and Sessions

A Prospect is the pursuit you are working on. It holds the company, your offering, the conversation goal, context, preparation, session history, and coaching memory. Keep returning to the same Prospect while that pursuit continues.

A Session is one live conversation or rehearsal. Every Session belongs to exactly one Prospect. Ending a Session leaves the Prospect available for the next conversation.

The four Prospect sections

• Brief contains the conversation objective, counterpart context, and any available Next focus. For Selling, the fields are Opportunity brief and Account context. Edit individual fields in place.
• Preparation selects the Playbook, Your profile, and attached materials that help ground the conversation.
• Sessions lists the conversations for this Prospect and their debrief status.
• Memory shows coaching patterns, supporting evidence, and the next practice focus.

The launch dock remains beside these sections. Its Effective setup summarizes the Playbook, profile, ready materials, and coaching language before you start.

What a Session keeps

The setup is resolved at launch. A session-specific Playbook override does not change the Prospect setting, and changing a Playbook later does not rewrite an earlier Session's copy. Prepare changes before starting the next Session.

After a Session, its Debrief connects the outcome and coaching evidence back to the pursuit. Debriefs provides the cross-Prospect list; the Prospect's Sessions section keeps the same review contextual.

This guide uses the Selling workflow. Scenario selection is implemented in development; integrated provider and packaged-release acceptance across all three scenarios remains pending. A saved Session keeps the scenario resolved when it started. See Prepare a Prospect for the preparation workflow.