Phocas Partner Pulse: What’s coming and what it means for you
Phocas Partner Pulse is a new webinar series designed to keep you up to date on what’s happening at Phocas and what matters most to your business and customers.
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This first session comes as we prepare to launch New Analytics, Stock Insights and Sales Performance Suite. Hear from our CRO, Matt Kantelis, on our Decision Intelligence vision – what it means, why we’re making these changes and how each launch brings that vision to life. We’re sharing it ahead of our customer-facing webinar, so you’re up to speed before the New Analytics experience reaches your customers. You’ll also learn the next steps we’d like you to take and where to find the resources you need.
What you’ll learn
- How New Analytics, Stock Insights and Sales Performance Suite bring our Decision Intelligence vision to life
- Why we’re making these changes and how to position them with your customers
- How to respond to the questions you’ll hear most, including what Phocas is doing about AI
- The next steps we’d like you to take before the New Analytics experience reaches your customers
- Where to find the resources you need
In case you’re wondering
This is not a product demo, and Phocas Partner Pulse doesn’t replace our product webinars. It’s an important complement, built for partners to hear the why behind what we’re doing, what it means for your business and our go-to-market objectives.
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