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Before running anything that changes my machine, surface any required secrets or setup steps and show me the commands for review first, then wait for my approval.\nYou will need:\n- Looker: Export All_Reports_Rank_Data from Looker, filtered to the target vendor\n- G2: G2 MCP connector enabled in Claude\n- Chrome: Chrome connected to Claude\n- Excel: No connector; Claude generates the .xlsx file","package":{"filename":"quarterly-report-card.zip","url":"https://ai.g2.com/blueprints-api/playbooks/rB6yLQiT7nzDLSx/install/0.dRc8aR2fKgKs6geQwnVAvPyNnfdEkycwgd5TQ7MUsd8/1/archive","manifest_url":"https://ai.g2.com/blueprints-api/playbooks/rB6yLQiT7nzDLSx/install/0.dRc8aR2fKgKs6geQwnVAvPyNnfdEkycwgd5TQ7MUsd8/1","bytes":11330,"sha256":"c1e6a480ba6a484ed61b3e4e5937ea8f428bd2275e34ff263587d5dc15a521b1"},"file_inventory":[{"name":"quarterly-report-card.md","role":"instructions","bytes":11140,"sha256":"3701116a661b41c7753a2f5dd0e4f334f5ee110d0341cb2ee9e123c87ba8b121","encoding":"utf8","url":"https://ai.g2.com/blueprints-api/playbooks/rB6yLQiT7nzDLSx/install/0.dRc8aR2fKgKs6geQwnVAvPyNnfdEkycwgd5TQ7MUsd8/1/files/0"}],"files":[{"name":"quarterly-report-card.md","role":"instructions","bytes":11140,"sha256":"3701116a661b41c7753a2f5dd0e4f334f5ee110d0341cb2ee9e123c87ba8b121","encoding":"utf8","content":"---\nname: quarterly-report-card\ndescription: Generate a formatted quarterly G2 report card (xlsx) for any customer account. Takes All_Reports_Rank_Data CSV + optional call transcript and produces a 6-tab Excel workbook matching the PDQ Connect template format (Executive Summary with KPIs/Key Wins/Areas to Watch, Rank Improvements, Rank Drops, New Reports, All Report Data, By Category). Trigger for \"report card for [account]\", \"quarterly report card\", \"G2 report card\", \"spring/summer/fall/winter report card for [account]\", \"build a report card\", \"create report card for [account]\", \"make the PDQ-style report card\", or any request to create a formatted performance summary from G2 rank data for a customer. Also trigger when the user uploads an All_Reports_Rank_Data CSV and asks to \"run the report card\" or \"generate the report card\". Works for any vendor — just needs the rank data CSV filtered to that vendor.\n---\n\n# Quarterly G2 Report Card Generator\n\nGenerates a professional, exec-facing G2 report card as an Excel workbook (.xlsx) for any account. Matches the PDQ Connect Spring 2026 template format.\n\n## Prerequisites\n\n**Required input:**\n- `All_Reports_Rank_Data` CSV/XLSX filtered to the target vendor (from Looker export)\n  - Must contain: Vendor Name, Report Category, Report Segment, Report Region, Report Type, Current Rank, Old Rank, Rank Change, Product Count, Current Badges, New to Report?, Report URL\n\n**Optional inputs (check if user uploaded these — they significantly enrich the report):**\n- `Index Report Data` — contains index scores per report (e.g., 9.28/10) and score changes. Enables richer Details column.\n- `Grid Report Data` — contains Grid satisfaction and market presence scores. Enables competitive context.\n- `Momentum Report Data` — contains momentum and satisfaction scores. Enables velocity analysis.\n- `Best Performing Products` — score improvement rankings.\n- `Historical Report Medals` — badge history across seasons.\n- Call transcript (text file) — insights get woven into the Executive Summary.\n- Season/quarter label (defaults to current season + year).\n- Focus category — if the account has a primary licensed category, specify it.\n\n**G2 MCP enrichment (do this automatically):**\n- Use `list_products` with `filter_vendor_name` to get the vendor's G2 product (star_rating, review_count).\n- Use `list_standard_product_reviews` to get review distribution (5-star count, themes) and review metadata (aggregates show star breakdown).\n- If Chrome is connected, browse the #1-ranked report profile pages to extract satisfaction percentages, ROI metrics, and time-to-value vs. category averages. These are the stats that make the Details column compelling for marketing use.\n\n## How to Run\n\n1. **Parse all uploaded data files** — read the rank data first, then check for supplementary files (Index, Grid, Momentum, etc.)\n2. **Identify the vendor name** from the CSV (look at the `Vendor Name` column)\n3. **Pull G2 MCP data** — product star rating, review count, review distribution\n4. **If Chrome is available**, browse the #1 report profile pages to extract satisfaction scores, ROI metrics, go-live times, and category averages\n5. **Build the workbook** following the structure and formatting spec below\n6. **Save to outputs** as `{Vendor}_{Season}{Year}_Report_Card.xlsx`\n\n## Output Structure (6 tabs)\n\n### Tab 1: Executive Summary\n\nThis is the most important tab. It should read like an exec briefing — scannable, punchy, no jargon.\n\n**Layout — must match PDQ template:**\n- Title row: `{Vendor} — {Season} {Year} G2 Report Card` (merged A1:F1)\n- Subtitle row: One short line. Example: `\"Performance across 5 legal software categories. 49 report placements. 383 G2 reviews (4.7 stars).\"` Keep it to one line that won't wrap or get cut off. Merged A2:F2.\n- KPI row (6 metrics in columns A-F): Total Reports, #1 Rankings, Rank Improved, Rank Dropped, Leader Badges, Top 5 Placements\n\n**KEY WINS section — two-column table:**\n- Section header: \"KEY WINS — {SEASON} {YEAR}\" in blue, merged A:F\n- Table header row: \"Win\" in column A, \"Details\" merged B:F. Both cells navy background, white text.\n- Win rows: Column A = short bold label (e.g., \"#1 in Legal Document Management (Overall)\"), Columns B:F merged = 1-2 sentence detail.\n\n**CRITICAL — Details column writing style:**\nThe Details column is what separates a good report card from a great one. Write it for an executive who has 30 seconds to scan. Follow the PDQ Connect style:\n\n- Lead with the movement or result, then one proof point, then why it matters\n- 1-2 sentences MAX per win. If you're writing 3+ sentences, you're overwriting.\n- NO jargon: Don't say \"QoQ\", \"+0.16 index score change\", \"9.28/10 composite\". Instead say \"biggest score improvement of any report this quarter\" or \"ROI in 4.62 months vs. 9.97-month category average\"\n- DO include: vendor counts, rank movements (#3 to #1), badge names, satisfaction scores when dramatic, ROI/go-live stats from report profiles\n- End each detail with the \"so what\" — why should the customer care?\n- If you have report profile data (satisfaction %, ROI months, go-live time vs. category avg), lead with those numbers. They're the marketing gold.\n\n**Example good wins (from PDQ Connect):**\n\n| Win | Details |\n|-----|---------|\n| #2 in Endpoint Management (Enterprise) | Relationship Index — jumped from #9 to #2 out of 36 vendors. This is the category Greg flagged as a strategic priority. |\n| Remote Support Enterprise Grid: Leader | Jumped 14 spots from #20 to #6 and earned Leader badge — the single biggest rank improvement across all reports. |\n| Enterprise Results: ROI & Time-to-Value | G2 data shows customers report ROI in under 3 months (vs. 14-month avg) and go-live in ~1 month (vs. ~2 month avg) — 2x faster than category. |\n\n**AREAS TO WATCH section — same two-column layout:**\n- Section header: \"AREAS TO WATCH\" in red, merged A:F\n- Same Win/Details table structure with merged B:F details\n- 1-2 sentences per watch item. Include the rank movement, root cause if identifiable, and whether the underlying score actually declined or competitors just improved faster.\n\n**Row heights:**\n- Title: 30\n- Subtitle: 20\n- KPI labels: 18\n- KPI values: 40\n- Section headers: 24\n- Table headers: 24\n- Win/watch data rows: 45 (enough for 2-line wrap without cramming)\n\n### Tab 2: Rank Improvements\n- Sorted by change descending\n- Columns: Category, Segment, Report Type, Old Rank, New Rank, Change, # Vendors, Badge\n- Green cells for change column, badge-colored cells for Badge column\n- Zebra striping on alternating rows\n- Column widths: A=28, B=16, C=22, D=12, E=12, F=10, G=12, H=22\n\n### Tab 3: Rank Drops\n- Sorted by change ascending (worst first)\n- Same columns as Improvements\n- Red cells for change column\n\n### Tab 4: New Reports\n- Only populated if there are new report placements\n- Columns: Category, Segment, Report Type, Rank, # Vendors, Badge\n- If no new reports, show \"No new report placements this quarter\" centered\n\n### Tab 5: All Report Data\n- Complete dataset sorted by Category → Segment → Rank\n- Columns: Category, Segment, Region, Report Type, Current Rank, Old Rank, Change, # Vendors, Badge, New?, **Report Link**\n- The Report Link column contains a hyperlinked \"View Report\" cell pointing to the report URL from the source data. Use blue underlined font.\n- Column widths: A=28, B=16, C=12, D=22, E=13, F=11, G=10, H=12, I=22, J=8, K=14\n\n### Tab 6: By Category\n- One section per category with:\n  - Category name as section header (blue, merged A:G)\n  - Mini KPI row: Reports, Improved, Dropped, New, Leader, Other Badges\n  - Detail table with all reports for that category\n  - Column widths: A=18, B=22, C=13, D=11, E=10, F=12, G=22\n\n## Formatting Spec\n\n### Colors\n| Element | Font Color | Background |\n|---------|-----------|------------|\n| Title | `#1B2A4A` (navy) | none |\n| Subtitle | `#6B7280` (gray) | none |\n| KPI labels | `#6B7280` | none |\n| KPI values | varies | blue `#DBEAFE`, green `#D1FAE5`, red `#FEE2E2`, yellow `#FEF3C7`, purple `#EDE9FE` |\n| Section header (KEY WINS) | `#2563EB` (blue) | none |\n| Section header (WATCH) | `#991B1B` (red) | none |\n| Table headers | `#FFFFFF` | `#1B2A4A` (navy) |\n| Data text | `#111827` | white `#FFFFFF` or zebra `#F9FAFB` |\n| Change (+) | `#065F46` bold | `#D1FAE5` |\n| Change (-) | `#991B1B` bold | `#FEE2E2` |\n| Change (NEW) | `#5B21B6` bold | `#EDE9FE` |\n| Badge: Leader | `#92400E` bold | `#FEF3C7` |\n| Badge: High Performer | `#5B21B6` bold | `#EDE9FE` |\n| Badge: Best/Easiest/etc | `#2563EB` bold | `#DBEAFE` |\n\n### Fonts\n- All: Arial\n- Title: 16pt bold\n- Subtitle: 11pt\n- KPI labels: 9pt bold\n- KPI values: 22pt bold\n- Section headers: 13pt bold\n- Table headers: 11pt bold\n- Win column (bold labels): 10pt bold\n- Details column: 10pt regular\n- Data cells: 10pt\n- Category headers (By Category tab): 13pt bold blue\n- Category KPI values: 14pt bold\n\n### Executive Summary Column Widths\n- Column A (Win): 28\n- Column B: 20\n- Columns C-F: 18 each\n- Details cells are ALWAYS merged B:F — this is what makes the layout match PDQ. Never put Details in column B alone.\n\n## Data Enrichment Strategy\n\nThe report card gets better with more data sources. Here's the priority order:\n\n1. **Rank data (required)** — rankings, changes, badges, vendor counts\n2. **G2 MCP product data (automatic)** — star rating, review count, review star distribution\n3. **Supplementary report files (if uploaded)** — Index scores, Grid satisfaction/market presence, Momentum scores. These add specificity to the Details column (e.g., \"satisfaction score 82.36\" instead of just \"climbed to #3\")\n4. **G2 report profile pages via Chrome (if connected)** — satisfaction percentages, ROI months, go-live time, user adoption rates, all with category averages for comparison. These are the most compelling stats for marketing use.\n5. **Call transcript (if provided)** — account-specific context, stakeholder priorities, competitive positioning\n\nWhen writing the Details column, use the richest data available. If you only have rank data, focus on movements, badge wins, and vendor counts. If you have report profile data, lead with the ROI/satisfaction stats — those are what customers can actually use in their marketing.\n\n## Customization Points\n\nWhen running for a specific account, the AM should:\n1. **Set the focus category** — this becomes the lead story in the exec summary\n2. **Add call transcript context** — specific stats, customer quotes, competitive positioning mentioned in calls\n3. **Frame for audience** — external (customer-facing, no pricing/renewal language) vs internal (includes commercial context)\n4. **Highlight specific #1 reports** that align with the customer's licensed or target reports\n\n## Example Usage\n\n```\n\"Generate a report card for Absorb Software\"\n→ Upload All_Reports_Rank_Data filtered to Absorb\n→ Focus category: Corporate LMS\n→ Season: Spring 2026\n→ Framing: external\n\n\"Run the report card for BigTime\"\n→ Upload rank data CSV\n→ No focus category (auto-detect main category)\n→ Season: Spring 2026\n→ Framing: external\n```\n","url":"https://ai.g2.com/blueprints-api/playbooks/rB6yLQiT7nzDLSx/install/0.dRc8aR2fKgKs6geQwnVAvPyNnfdEkycwgd5TQ7MUsd8/1/files/0"}]}