Strategy manuals
How to actually run it. One manual per vertical: the standard operating procedures with an owner against each, the software the trade runs on and what leaving it costs, the licences and insurance, who to hire and in what order, and where to buy — in your country, not ours. Every instruction carries a numbered source.
33 roles, what each person needs, and which hats one person can wear at once.
168 markets, 1058 named products: the default, the alternatives, the lock-in.
What has to be approved before a product may be sold to you, country by country.
Also at /playbooks and /manuals. Nothing here is gated — every manual, every software screen and every role page is open to read. The intake is how one gets fitted to your vertical, your country and your stage.
Every industry
The industries Part Owner serves, in the order the site lists them. 8 of 33 have a manual so far and the rest are being written — the ones still open link to their sample site, so you can see the business the manual will be about.
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How these are written
Every instruction carries a numbered source — a regulator, a standard, or the maker’s own label, technical sheet or SDS. A step with no source is not written. Tier A is a regulator, a standard body or a manufacturer; B a trade association or distributor; and a C-tier source never carries a dilution, a hazard or a regulatory claim. The software screens are Research Upon's, imported whole with their own tier letters, because they were written to answer whether a market was worth entering — which is why they are candid about the incumbents. Where something could not be established it is listed as not established, on the manual itself.