Business owner
Understand the connected commercial workflow and service boundaries.
Nineteen source-backed guides with role paths, stable sections and explicit shared-versus-customer boundaries.
Understand the connected commercial workflow and service boundaries.
Create customer context, assign work and persist the next action.
Maintain products, quotes, payment outcomes and fulfillment.
Manage permissions, imports, subscriptions and integration boundaries.
Northline is fictional. These stories are source-backed explanations with unmistakable capture placeholders until a dedicated demo is run after Phase 1.
Avery Chen becomes a lead, linked account and reviewed quote for NL-ACT-240; conversion retains BasketID, while payment and fulfillment remain separate outcomes.
A synthetic call with Avery Chen supplies suggested context; the operator reviews it before saving note NL-N-118 or a Follow Up Date. No AI suggestion is presented as an executed action.
A minimum-order request becomes scoped examples, an authoritative implementation, controlled tests, a reviewed release and an updated guide—not a fictional in-product rule wizard.
A shorter configured retail path uses a published offer and checkout. It remains distinct from account-linked negotiated B2B quoting and does not invent guest checkout or payment options.
Create a lead, link the billing account, prepare a product and quote, then verify payment and fulfillment.
Enter company and primary contact details, set ownership and source, and verify the new lead before adding more activity.
Use the right queue, change ownership and status, and turn a note into a dated next action.
Add secondary contacts, preserve the conversation and inspect source/campaign attribution without creating duplicate leads.
Create and link the billing entity needed for quotes, payments and customer subscriptions.
Set identity, type and primary price; then maintain categories, media and recurring billing configuration.
Create catalog categories, attach products and distinguish primary prices, additional price types and negotiated quote prices.
Configure one of five benefit types, its eligibility and schedule, then link and verify a promo code.
Select an account, add products and negotiated prices, save notes, review totals and finalize the same basket for checkout.
Use saved-card, new-card or manual payment controls, then inspect balance and fulfillment before deciding what to retry.
Create the billing terms, attach a matching schedule to a product and verify the customer renewal after purchase.
Use the lifecycle workspace and operation history; distinguish local management suspension from changes to remote billing.
Set stock quantities and order/backorder limits, maintain supplier records and connect them to products.
Inspect the recorded call, transcript and extracted facts, then save the next action on the correct lead.
Load a file or sheet, inspect mappings and transformed data, then commit a controlled import and reconcile the result.
Separate page access, record ownership and action permission when a control or customer record is unavailable.
Look up record identities, relationships, task entry routes and the state transitions that connect the software.
Define the records, owner, contract and recovery behavior for storefront, payment, fulfillment or external-system integrations.
Describe a rule using examples and acceptance checks, then verify the delivered behavior and update its operator guide.
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Public guides describe shared controls, records and configuration boundaries using fictional data. Tenant URLs, credentials, customer records, provider identifiers and installation-only procedures belong in customer-controlled documentation and are excluded from public pages and search. Source verification does not imply runtime proof.