Continuous improvement on the only thing that matters: proof.

A site-wide tightening for clarity and honest claims: one canonical Foothill definition ($1,500 workflow diagnostic delivering an analyst-signed Trail Map that is complete even if you never expand scope) and one value guarantee — reconciled with the Terms. Retired framing that implied the Trail Map was only a first step, so it reads as a complete deliverable. Unified global navigation (Trail Map · Use Cases · Platform · Partners · Pricing · Trust) and footer; reframed the marketplace as Partners with a five-stage progression (Refer → Co-deliver → Certify → White-label → curated work). Added a true single-workflow Foothill Trail Map sample and a Finance & Admin Operations use-case page; relabelled the 18-page report as a deeper-scope example. Confirmed availability labels (Available now / Limited access / Selected pilot / Planned) and the integrations matrix, refreshed security & data-use disclosures (retention, deletion, backup/log, subprocessors, DPA — SOC 2 and pen-testing shown honestly as planned), and made unknown routes return a real 404.

Invite-oriented partner shortlisting that factors domain fit, capacity, and proof quality when a suitable package exists. Not an open directory with guaranteed fill — if no partner is available, buyers keep the Trail Map and can implement elsewhere.

Where offered, milestone-style funding can hold and release payments against agreed deliverables. Available on selected engagements only (limited availability) — not a marketplace default for every package.

File upload, exports, and walkthrough capture remain the default Foothill path (generally available). Live connectors for ERP/CRM and other systems are scoped during onboarding or Ridge+ engagements after auth and data-quality gates — not marketed as production-grade bidirectional by default.